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Remembering every step in choreography is not learned overnight; it is that keen eye for the linear concept behind it that makes it a great talent. For those who need great help to remember a ballet or any dance choreography, there are some great clues in doing so:

You can only memorize so much and chances are at the end of the day, you have forgotten about it, not to mention that your instructors may not be sharing their notes, so the best thing to do is take down notes yourself.

By the end of the day when you’re at home you realize that you don’t remember anything about the dance routine in this different setting. You can barely learn the routine without any music. Even a version of the song won’t do justice. The best thing to do is to get a duplicate copy of the song.

Know the name of every step and understand it. It helps if you know the history of each dance step but you should know as well what body movements are attached to its name.

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A finale is always what will be left on the mind of the viewers and not routine or what took place in between. This will make it better to start learning a routine from end to start. Start from the end. This will also give you the feeling of coming on to something you know well.

By constant practice on the dance’s transitions you would eliminate the audience’s expectations on what comes next.

It always helps to practice as much as you can and every time you can and to make sure you are happy doing so. It’s likely that you can do so many things when you’re happy and not stressed when you do them.

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