Choreography

They dance and teach people to dance

Intent in choreography refers to the intent of the choreographer and what he or she wants the dance to convey.

Parts of the dance that really stand out, that the audience will remember.

Eg. stillness to large jump.

One can find someone who does hip hop choreography by contacting various companies or freelance choreographers. Some examples are MonstersOfHiphop, AmericanDanceTrainingcamp and Born2Dancestudio

That is the correct spelling of "choreography" (organizing a dance routine).

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The music was by Harvey Worthington Loomis

Choreography is the setting of dance movements to music. Choreography allows dance to be translated from the choreographer's mind to a dancer's body. Choreography allows the creation of infinite possibilities in movement. Without choreography, dancers would be improvising all the time, which would not allow for intricate performances such as ballets, for example. Choreography is also passed down, almost like a story, so it can be "read", performed, for generations to follow.

The Dance Direction category (AKA Choreography) was given between 1935-1937 to: 1935 Dave Gould for "I've Got a Feeling You're Fooling" number from Broadway Melody of 1936 and for "Straw Hat" number from Folies Bergere 1936 Semour Felix for "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody" number from The Great Ziegfeld 1937 Hermes Pan for "Fun House" number from A Damsel in Distress

It depends on how many students you have to teach.

choregraphy involves detailed, planed movements like planning a dance move.

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.

There is no Academy Award for Best Choreography, although special awards occasionally are presented to noteworthy choreographers. There was no such award issued for 1963.

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the designing of dance steps to form a routine

a choreography mean the art of creating and arranging Dance Or Ballet

How about "The movie dirty dancing had some fabulous choreography in my opinion."

The choreography is important as it has to follow the music. The better it does, the better the choreography.
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They were all first written in Latin before being changed to English.

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There are many parts to consider when creating choreography. First, think about what dance genre you are interested in choreographing and do some research pertaining to that style. Next, create a concept and find music to match the message you are planning to convey. Look over the lyrics and make your own interpretations as you discover your feelings towards the song. Then, consider the options of a presentational performance, in which the focus is towards the audience, or representational, in which the performance has no means of interacting with the audience.

After you have expanded your background on the piece, use this as a guide for creating movement. Explore literal dancing in which your movements directly connect to the words being sung. Maybe you are inspired by a particular idea and use a single move to represent that idea. You may also explore abstract dancing in which your movements have nothing to do with the exact lyrics. Listen to the music and freestyle in a clear area and see what you come up with.

Sometimes moves may or may not come naturally to you. If you are stuck try thinking of different level changes from the floor to the air. Think of the amount of space and how you will cover that space. Be creative with the direction your dancers will be moving such as forward, backward, sideward, diagonal, in circles, or even in place. Keep your formations interesting by moving them around. Feel free to go back and repeat a move, but use a different tempo or direction. Think of partner work that could be used to collaborate with a fellow dancer. Lastly, do not limit yourself to try new things. Take risks and do not be afraid to ask for help if needed.

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Choreography is a difficult field in which to advance. However, being innovative and marketing yourself is the best way to be noticed.