1. a person who studies, analyzes, or documents dance and choreography, especially from a historical or notational perspective
Usage: often used in academic or professional dance contexts

Examples

• The choreologist examined the Labanotation scores to understand the original movement patterns.
• As a choreologist, she specialized in reconstructing dances from the Renaissance period.
• The museum hired a choreologist to document and preserve the company's historic ballet repertoire.
• Choreologists use various notation systems to record and study dance movements.
• Her work as a choreologist helped establish the authenticity of the traditional folk dances.