What did Balanchine use for his choreography?
Classical and neoclassical music
Jazz and blues
Pop and rock
Country and folk
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Balanchine's choreography was often set to classical and neoclassical music. This style of music is characterized by its use of simple melodies and harmonies, and its emphasis on rhythm and structure. Balanchine's choreography often reflected the musical elements of the pieces he was setting, using movement to create a visual representation of the music.
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