Dance has been an integral part of culture and human life for many millennia, from jazz to tap to swing to folk to modern. The choreographers are a special group of people who have the ability to create dances.

People have likely been moving to rhythms for as long as music has existed. Archaeologists found evidence of dancing as early as 7000 BC. It is possible that dancing can be traced back even further. Human beings have always had an instinctive desire to move in new ways over time.

Choreographers have been choreographing, planning, and teaching dances for centuries. Since the term “choreographer”, the planned dances and routines of choreographers have been a part of musical theatre, film, television, and other performance events for many decades.

The Tony Awards have given choreographers recognition for their excellence on Broadway for over 70 years. Choreographers also receive the Primetime Emmy Award in Outstanding Choreography and MTV Video Music Award in Best Choreography.

International Choreographers Day is a day for everyone to pay tribute to those who have been creating dances for many years.

Enjoy having tons of fun celebrating International Choreographers Day. You can take some inspiration from these or be creative and create your own unique ideas for the day.

It is a great way to honor International Choreographers Day by just starting dancing. While a freestyle move is fine, it is a good time to learn how to perform a well-known dance sequence. You can learn a dance sequence by yourself or with a partner, or you can watch it on YouTube.

It could be the Time of My Life finale dance scene from Dirty Dancing. It could be something a little more humorous with the hilarious performance of Napoleon Dynamite to Canned Heat from Jamiroquai. You can also go back to the seventies with the John Travolta dance sequence to More than a Woman by the Bee Gees in Saturday Night Fever. This is the best time to learn choreography, no matter what song it may be.

International Choreographers Day is a great way to enjoy some of the most outstanding choreography created over the years. In honor of International Choreographers Day, you might consider watching these incredible dancing films:

Dancers and those who have been dancers or enjoyed watching performances of dance might take a moment to thank the choreographer. You might write a note to someone you know or send a note of appreciation at your local theater or dance group. People who work in dance and music can almost always find an opportunity to congratulate someone on International Choreographers Day.

To be creative in dance, you don’t have to be a professional. Anyone who is able to move can let loose and do what they enjoy. You never know what amazing pieces of moving art may result from creating a new dance.

Take a song you like and use International Choreography Day as an opportunity to be creative and create your own dance sequences.

International Choreographers Day is a great opportunity to dig deeper into dance and learn more about the artists behind it. You can read a biography, view a documentary, or just search the internet for information about some choreographers.

You might start by learning about these notable choreographers.