choreographic
Adjective
Meaning
of or concerned with choreography
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Phrases with the word
Examples
The therapeutic choreographic sessions slipped into the background.
It has captivating music, colourful costumes and choreographic patterns that exude vitality.
Choreographer Danny Nguyen was recently recognized as one of the seven best creative choreographers in the Bay Area at Paul Taylor’s annual choreographic symposium in San Francisco.
As part of the International Festival "Wind of Changes" will be held the exhibition of fine art, vocal and choreographic competitions, festival of colors, and a lot of others.
From promotional materials: "The works in Fresh Inventions are a result of explorations in the process of integrating new technology, music and projections into the choreographic effort.
In India, while classical dances are greatly developed and strongly rooted, the contemporary dance scene is also transforming traditional codes to give birth to a new choreographic vocabulary.