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Choregraphy

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Cho`reg´ra`phy
n.1.The art of representing dancing by signs, as music is represented by notes; - also called choreography.


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My sketch journals basically have become my choregraphy," he says.
Doug Elkins: plunderer or new-age choreographer? by Fanger, Iris M. / Dance Magazine
Much more animated was "L'Espagne," the second entree from Andre Campra's L'Europe Galante, with choregraphy by Guillaume Louis Pecour as it was published in 1700 and 1704.
New York Baroque Dance Company and Concert Royal by Thom, Rose Anne / Dance Magazine
Yet the redundant symmetry of the choregraphy signified a dead end rather than a catalystic meeting of talent.
Coyote Dancers by Thom, Rose Anne / Dance Magazine
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