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Choreography
Choreography refers to the act of designing a dance, as well as the sequence of moves that make up a dance. Choreography involves human movement and form in terms of space, shape, time, energy, and emotion.
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Are you allowed to copy the choreography from a Broadway show for your own production?
If you are claiming it as your own choreography then no. Shows of that nature are subject to copyright and may require permission to use or replicate aspects of the show.
What style of dance is usually associated with the African American choreographer Alvin Ailey?
It was folk music and jazz
A fashion choreography organizer helps to create a fashion show. Working with the designer of the collection, they will decide the music, tempo, models, background, lighting, styling, and how the models move and walk. These decisions will best showcase the fashions that are being presented. The models are given training about the dress they're wearing, how to carry themselves and the background music that will be played during the catwalk.
What language did the word choreography come from?
The word 'choreography' originally came from the French word choréographie, but then that word comes from the Greek word khoreíā, meaning 'dance'. Then khoreíā is translated into Latin as chorea, which is the closest to the English word, but was first applied to muscular disorders.
How do you make up choreography for an interpretive dance?
Just take a minute, let the music get inside you, and move about freely to the rhythm. (remember, it's not gymnastics but dance!)
What are skills required for an choreographer?
4 years of college university 2 years of college technical training and complete high school.
What actors and actresses appeared in American Choreography Awards - 2003?
The cast of American Choreography Awards - 2003 includes: Lesley Ann Warren as herself Sandahl Bergman as herself Taryn Francis as Dancer Dante Henderson as Featured Dancer in Tribute to Bob Talmage
SO MUCH IT by Swazy Baby
Why are motifs and motif development important in dance choreography?
Motif development is essential when choreographing a dance as it acts as a building block for your routine. Developing a motif allows you to change certain things about the motif, for example you can change the actions or dynamics in the dance. Doing this to each motif you create enables you to play around with your routine or reinforce the theme of your dance.
How do you write down choreography?
im not an expert but u usually draw the formation... u dont write the whole thing... easier if u record the choreo.
Maroob 6 (not maroon 5)
This is choreography that is left pruely to chance, for example rolling dice can be used to decide how many dancers and sections you will have in your dance.
