Chiara Mangiameli: Flamenco Classes

Posted on Tuesday, August 31

Fall 2010 Schedule beginning Tuesday September 14th

ALL CLASSES BELOW ARE HELD AT THE FLAMENCO ARTS CENTER*.
3755 N. Western Ave. at Grace St.

TUESDAYS STARTING SEPT 14TH:
7:15pm to 8:15pm Beginner/Intermediate Technique and Choreography – Fandangos
8:15pm to 9:15pm Intermediate/Advanced Technique and Choreography – Guajiras with Fan- Must bring a large dance fan or pericón to class.

SATURDAYS STARTING SEPT 18TH:
10am to 11am Flamenco Fundamentals & Beginner Technique
11am to 12pm Sevillanas

SUNDAYS STARTING SEPT 19TH:
12pm to 1pm Beginner/Intermediate Technique and Choreography – Fandangos
1pm to 2pm Intermediate/Advanced Technique and Choreography- Guajiras with Fan.
2pm to 3pm Available for private or semi-private sessions.

CLASS PRICES (see Registration page of www.lamangiameli.com to register for classes):
Single class: $20
5 class package: $85
10 class package: $135
5 private classes: $325 (includes cost of studio rental)
All class payments are due on your first day of class or by pre-registering online. Group class packages are good for 6 weeks. No refunds. No transferring.

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS:
Flamenco Fundamentals & Beginner Technique: If you’re new to flamenco, or have less than 1 year experience, this class is for you. It focuses on arm, hand, footwork technique as well as turns. This class is also appropriate for more advanced dancers that are looking to drill technique exercises and revisit proper posture relating to flamenco.
Beginner/Intermediate Technique and Choreography: A minimum of 1 year of flamenco study is necessary to take this class.
Intermediate/Advanced Technique and Choreography: A minimum of 2 and a half to 3 years of flamenco study or teacher’s permission is necessary for this class.
Sevillanas: A folk dance typically danced in pairs, Sevillanas involves specific choreography that incorporates many of the characteristics used in flamenco such as coordination of upper and lower body within a strict rhythmic structure. All beginners are strongly encouraged to attend this class in addition to more advanced dancers that have always wanted to learn or review the choreography.