Classes with TerriAnne
| TerriAnne and Joweh |
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| R.A.W |
| The "Teacher's Teacher" TerriAnne has been teaching Belly Dance in Sonoma County for over 30 years. Many of her students have gone on to earn their living as professional dancers in the genre of Belly Dance, as well as forming their own troupes and dance schools. Some of them you may know; Kajira, author of Tribal Bible and director and founder of Black Sheep Belly Dance, Tracy Windisch, director of Troup Satya, Elana director of Raks Rosa, Nadira, director of Serpent Grove, Molly, director of Troupe Jasmir, April, of The Three Sisters dance company, Angelena, singer, dancer, musician and director of Boudicca, and Ashera, director of "Zilly Girls"! |
Tuesday, Advanced Technique 8:00 to 9:00 (This class needs preregistration) The Dance Center 6 W 6th St Santa Rosa. CA 707-575-8277 www.thedancecenter.com Wednesday Technique/Choregraphy 7:00 to 8:00 Suzanne's Dance School 532 S McDowell Blvd Petaluma, CA 707-763-4827 www.suzannesdanceschool.com Thursday Technique/Choregraphy 7:45 to 8:45 The Dance Center 6 W 6th St. Santa Rosa, CA 707-575-8277 www.thedancecenter.com |
Technique Class
Once you develop good dance technique and rhythm, you can become absorbed
in the music and the music will be expressed through your dancing.
Learning technique for dancing is like learning alphabet, grammar and spelling for
proper writing. It forms the solid foundation upon which creativity may be built.
Basic dance technique teaches coordination and muscle control and defines how
to move your muscles, and which ones to use in order to make your dancing look
the way it should. Good technique will allow you to have control over movements
and help you develop your interpretation of the music.
In this class you will develop your technique, posture and rhythm.
Technique/Choreography Class
Intermediate and Advanced
Learn combinations of movement and presentation. A good presentation is when
the dancer or performer allows her own personality and emotions to come out
while she is dancing. This is usually the last thing that is developed in becoming
a good dancer. This is because it is difficult to express our personality while you
are thinking about technique, posture, rhythm, etc. The role of a good dance
instructor is to not only teacher new steps and techniques, but also corrects
mistakes. You will advance your dance skills and move on to your next level by
attending this class, which is designed to be taken with the Basic Technique
class or after you have learned some basics.
Drop in - $15 per class
Class Cards
$100 - 8 classes, $12.50 per class
$150 - 15 classes, $10.00 per
class
Class Cards are good for 3
months and can be used at
any of the classes
