Choreograph Definition

kôrē-ə-grăf
choreographed, choreographing, choreographs
verb
To create the choreography of.
Choreograph a ballet.
American Heritage
To design or plan the movements of (a dance, esp. a ballet)
Webster's New World
To plan (an event or complex course of action) in careful detail.
Webster's New World
To specialize in choreography.
American Heritage

Choreograph Sentence Examples

  • Run the process and choreograph it so that the interested parties are progressing roughly at the same rate.

  • It can be especially frightening for people who were trained in strict dance techniques but never asked to choreograph for either themselves or other people.

  • Time Pressure - How much time do you have before the performance, not just to choreograph but also to teach your dancers the routine?

  • Prague This time last year I went to Prague to choreograph a solo on a very pregnant Daria Klimentova.

  • While in New York later working as a teacher, she began to seriously choreograph her own pieces, further breaking out of the box.

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