Classes
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; Kijira , author of Tribal
Bible and director and founder of Black
Sheep Belly Dance, Elana of Raks Rosa Fame.
Nadira, director of Serpent Grove, Alenia,
professional Bay Area belly dancer, Molly,
director of Troupe Jasmir, and Angelena,
singer, dancer, musician and director of
Boudicca,  
Rhythm
workshop
Every 2nd Saturday
1:00-2:30
Each month we will work on one of the
12 MUST KNOW
rhythms used in Arabic music
(All levels welcome)
$20.00
*Finger Cymbal patterns
*Dance combinations
*Steps used for these rhythms
Solsitce dance and yoga studio
2450 West Third Street
http://www.srsolsticestudio.com
707.322.0701
Starts
in
May
New Technique class
Thursday 6:30 – 7:30
The Dance Center of Sonoma County
6 W 6th Street
Santa Rosa

Choreography class
Thursday 7:30 – 8:30
The Dance Center of Sonoma County
6 W 6th Street
Santa Rosa


Basic Technique Class
All levels
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.

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
your 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.