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But she seems to still be finding her own choreographic voice.

But the point of the evening had little to do with choreographic energy.

My teaching and choreographic work took me all over Europe.

He does this by bringing them into the choreographic process.

Each is a choreographic journey through space, time or culture.

"I could make a big list of people," he said when asked about choreographic models.

Some, however, did not quite support the message he had been trying to create with his choreographic style.

Yet he cannot always link them so they become part of a choreographic structure.

Finally, his recent use of the computer has opened up new choreographic possibilities.

The two companies proved themselves best in works by new choreographic finds.

Then, without a break in the choreographic flow, they are replaced by two more people.

"Those specific choreographic dancers knew me very well and were able to go past that."

Each of these programs offers a unique opportunity in choreographic development.

The general choreographic rule seems to be to hit a pose and then move on quickly into another.

It isn't hard to see where this could lead in choreographic terms.

But the papers were in full choreographic swing even now.

"He's responsible for getting those choreographic urges back into me."

Two other works for six dancers had their own choreographic surprises.

Nor must he step outside the dimension of the choreographic design both are making.

Then everyone went inside for 35 minutes of pleasant choreographic snacks.

He changed his choreographic mind several times during this production, always to great theatrical effect.

Rather, both men seemed caught up by musical and choreographic rhythms.

At last, everyone seemed infected with a happy choreographic fever.

Each movement is complete in itself but must flow into the next and become part of the total choreographic design.

Then they actually did touch for an extended choreographic passage.