Hi: This is a very tricky question. Most choreographers fail because they simply put together an amalgamtion of steps that they have learned and like. Good choreo:
1. interprets music and movement
2. acquiesces the dancer's body, style, etc
3. uses the space and time (different from musical time) properly
4. and most importantly, makes dance sense, both to the dancer and to the audience. This means that the movements have to work like a sentence or story that not just strings a bunch of movements and shapes together because they are cool, but that the audience can follow, understand, and enjoy. a good example would be if someone were speaking to you in old english, you might understand the sounds, but the words and sentence structure wouldn't make sense.
It means to compose the sequence of steps and moves for a performance of different kinds of dance. It can also mean to plan something in how it will happen.
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Dance steps are usually individual movements and are usually not repetitive. Dance patterns is a group of steps are are usually repeated.
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It gets use to doing the dance steps.
The nouns in the sentence "She learns dance steps from them" are "dance" and "steps." "Dance" serves as an adjective describing the type of steps, while "steps" is the main noun. The pronoun "them" also refers to a noun but is not considered a traditional noun itself.