choreographically

In dance terms

Choreographically describes something done in the manner of choreography—the art of designing and arranging dance movements.

It applies to how dance sequences are composed, staged, or executed: The number was choreographically ambitious but emotionally flat.

The term extends beyond dance to describe any elaborately coordinated physical arrangement or movement: The fight scenes were choreographically precise.

movement

ballet

Classical dance on pointe

jeté · adagio · allegro · pas de deux · relevé · sauté · glissade · leaps · turns · lifts

technique

alignment

Correct relative positioning

timing · execution · control · balance · form · fluency · gracefulness · finesse · discipline · musicality

style

ballet

Classical dance on pointe

hip-hop · kathak · flamenco · capoeira · tap · ballroom · folk dance · street dance · lyrical · postmodern

composition

arrangement

Ordered configuration or agreement

  • sequenceOrdered succession of elements
  • structureArrangement of interconnected parts
  • patternRecurring arrangement or template

progression · flow · design · motif · phrase · development · repetition · variation · canon · unison

rhythm

tempo

Rate of musical performance

pulse · count · meter · accent · polyrhythm · groove · downbeat · upbeat · phrasing · musicality

Opposites
plannedness of movement

choreographicallyspontaneously

Without forethought or preparation

improvisationally · randomly · instinctively · impulsively · extemporaneously

formality of movement structure

choreographicallyrandomly

Without deliberate selection

chaotically · haphazardly · erratically · aimlessly · formlessly

artistic intention

choreographicallyaccidentally

Without intent or design

incidentally · unintentionally · artlessly · aimlessly · purposelessly

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