Associations to the word «Choreograph»
Noun
- Ballet
- Choreographer
- Routine
- Choreography
- Dancer
- Dance
- Musical
- Lynne
- Preview
- Stunt
- Tchaikovsky
- Ashton
- Costume
- Robbins
- Troupe
- Pas
- Ivanov
- Spears
- Tango
- Dancing
- Marius
- Cinderella
- Kidd
- Gillian
- Sadler
- Winters
- Repertory
- Ballroom
- Libretto
- Sequence
- Pantomime
- Broadway
- Playhouse
- Revue
- Video
- Gower
- Madonna
- Staging
- Lighting
- Robson
- Waltz
- Theatre
- Hung
- Mcgregor
- Deva
- Covent
- Juliet
- Solo
- Woo
- Debbie
- Igor
- Paula
- Alvin
- Skater
- Jerome
- Christensen
- Repertoire
- Webber
- Agnes
- Opera
- Alton
- Romeo
- Rooney
- Emmy
- Lev
- Duet
- Martha
- Firework
- Chaplin
- Performance
- Abbott
- Revival
- Skating
- Hines
- Cabaret
- Yen
- Rehearsal
Adverb
Wiktionary
CHOREOGRAPH, verb. To design and record the choreography for a dramatic work such as a ballet
CHOREOGRAPH, verb. To direct the development of a project; to orchestrate
Dictionary definition
CHOREOGRAPH, verb. Compose a sequence of dance steps, often to music; "Balanchine choreographed many pieces to Stravinsky's music".
CHOREOGRAPH, verb. Plan and oversee the development and details of; "The meeting between the two Presidents had been carefully choreographed".
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