She fostered no illusions with regard to herchoregraphic talents; in fact, she fostered no illusions about anything, and her candour was the best trait in her character.
Philippe did not go back to the rue Mazarin; he went to Mariette and told her of his forthcoming appointment on a newspaper with ten thousand subscribers, in which her choregraphic claims should be warmly advanced.
Nor did this prove, as might be supposed, a passing fancy, a momentary attraction; Zamore persisted in his choregraphic aspirations and turned out a fine dancer.
When Godfrey returned with his collection of eggs, he found Tartlet in a rage, in a state to which his choregraphic exercises had never doubtless provoked him.
Oblivious of choregraphic rules, what leaps, what contortions, what capers!
He clung to the rails, he clutched the ropes, he assumed every attitude that is absolutely condemned by the principles of the modern choregraphic art.
At the report the black gave a prodigious leap, which Tartlet could not but admire from a choregraphic point of view.
Comedies and ballets gave place to useful reforms, and the substitution of a new medical organisation for the former choregraphic system.
To carry out his idea he introduced dancing, dramatic performances, fireworks, and even ballets, with the assistance of some of the choregraphic celebrities of the epoch.
The wily manager had got out of the difficulty by composing a choregraphic scenario called Les Sabotiers, in which the only sign of skill asked of the lady performers was to swing the sabots on their feet in cadenced time.
I have heard it said that my choregraphic performance was fairly successful, but there my fancy for the military career ended.
Union whose legislation implicitly includes choregraphic works amongst dramatico-musical works, expressly admit the former works to the benefits of the Convention concluded this day.
Attracted by the beauty of that choregraphic flower (Florentine was then about thirteen years of age), he followed her to the rue Pastourel, where he found that the future star of the ballet was the daughter of a portress.
The choregraphic artist has studied and followed out the intuition of Chopin, and has expressed it in a different medium.
The episodic side, made rhythmical and ordered in its choregraphic presentation, parallels, but does not constrain in any great degree, the musical side.
Whether a dance, ballet or other choregraphic work, with or without music, is included, is a mooted question.
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