choreographic method

A choreographic method refers to the systematic approach or process used by dancers and choreographers to create dance works. It involves techniques, frameworks, or guidelines for developing movement sequences, structures, and concepts, helping to organize artistic ideas into a cohesive piece. This method can include improvisation, structure-based planning, or exploration of motifs, aiming to foster consistency, innovation, and clarity in the choreography. Essentially, it’s a strategic way of crafting dance, enabling choreographers to translate inspiration into a well-formed performance.