Meaning & Definition of word "Choreography"
Choreography
/ˌkɔːriˈɒɡrəfi/
noun:
- 1. the art of creating and arranging dance movements and patterns for performance.
- Example: The choreography for the ballet was inspired by classical music.
- 2. a sequence of movements in which dance patterns are pre-arranged.
- Example: The dancers practiced the intricate choreography during their rehearsals.
- 3. the design and sequence of movements used in a particular dance performance.
- Example: The choreography of the Broadway show received rave reviews from critics.
- 4. the specific dance moves and formations employed in a dance piece.
- Example: Her choreography incorporated elements from both contemporary and traditional dance.
- 5. the arrangement of any sequence of events or activities.
- Example: The choreography of the conference was carefully planned to maximize engagement.
Etymology
●From the Greek 'khoreia' meaning 'dance' and 'graphia' meaning 'writing'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Dance like nobody's watching:
Encouragement to express oneself freely without concern for others' judgment.
Break a leg:
A way to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance.
In the spotlight:
To be the center of attention, especially in performance or choreography.
Related Words
choreographer:
A person who composes the sequences of movements for dance performances.
dance:
A sequence of coordinated body movements, often set to music.
movement:
An act of changing physical location or position.
Slang Meanings of choreography
Meaning: Busting a move
● Example Sentence: She really knows how to bust a move on the dance floor!
Meaning: Hit the floor
● Example Sentence: When the music started, everyone was ready to hit the floor with their choreography.