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Meanings of choreography in English

Portuguese
coreografia
Catalan
coreografia

A show involving artistic dancing.

coreografia
Usage of choreography in English
1
But the trophies were mostly in technical categories, including choreography and direction.
Reuters
2
It must have taken such choreography and organization to make this happen.
Wired
3
Many instructors I know add these elements to their choreography as well.
Ebony
4
Among the complex movements of choreography filling her mind, she'd decided something.
Shadow fall
5
At other times, the choreography seems stymied and forced into two dimensions.
The Guardian
6
Even amid this steamy profusion, Jeyasingh's choreography is rigorous in its economy.
The Guardian
7
There is more to the intricate USA-Russian choreography than meets the eye.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
8
Movement games -Create a dance choreography to your children's favourite songs.
Jamaica Observer
9
Resident director Conrad Nelson weaves music and choreography seamlessly into the action.
The Guardian
10
The relationship between dancers and audience is central to John Scott's choreography.
The Irish Times
11
Not only did they rehearse music, they rehearsed body movements and choreography.
Radio NZ
12
It's the choreography of one of the best-known dances of our generation.
And the rat laughed
13
He also did the choreography for the film of Dancing at Lughnasa.
The Irish Times
14
Sandwiched in-between was a show lacking in customary arena pyrotechnics and choreography.
The Irish Times
15
The brilliance of the choreography inhabited me and vice versa, she shared.
Jamaica Observer
16
It is twisted and mad, and its choreography and self-possession are superb.
The Guardian
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Translations for choreography
Portuguese
coreografia
Choreography through the time
Choreography across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common