March 23 - March 25, 2012
Friday-Sunday
This workshops will total 15 hours long, with 3 hours of material presented on Friday and 6 hours Saturday & Sunday. These workshops are open to all dance levels; no certification required. (15 hours of CECs for Suhaila Salimpour format certified dancers!!!)
Schedule
Friday March 23, 2012
Suhaila Salimpour Format Drills That Kill 6:30pm-9:30pm
Looking for the “no frill” thrill of the drills and zills that kill? Well, this is the “no sit still” workshop for you! Great ready to dance and sweat . . . we know you wouldn’t want it any other way. You’ll walk away with some great technique and concepts to keep you busy for weeks and weeks.
Saturday March 24, 2012
Jamila Salimpour Format 9am-12pm
Jamila Salimpour is the mother of tribal belly dance. Her belly dance format has existed for over 50 years and still holds true as a valid and vibrant format. Suhaila will teach the basic movement families and concepts of Jamila’s format along with Jamila’s unparalleled method of teaching and playing finger cymbals. Don’t make the mistake of thinking you’ll be floating your way through this workshop. Be ready for some challenging combinations that show you how dancing “old school” can be hotter than ever!
Folkloric Fusion Drills & Combinations 1pm-4pm
This super fun class is a combination of Suhaila format, Jamila format, folkloric steps and dance movement . . . all topped off with exciting finger cymbal combinations. This class gets you moving and out of your comfort zone to start integrating the movements in an organic way and to layer any finger cymbal pattern and hand movement on top of any dance combination. Great for all levels, beginner to advanced.
Sunday March 25, 2012
Layering Isolations & Drills 9am-12pm
Disconnect to reconnect. Learn to isolate your muscle groups so walking is independent of hipwork and so hipwork is independent of upper body work. Arm movements and cymbals can then be added seamlessly to any layering combination. Once you train to isolate muscles (disconnect), you can begin to layer those movements (reconnect) for exciting results. This workshop helps you learn how to remove limits from your dancing and realize your potential.
Sunday March 25, 2012
70s Style Choreography 1pm-4pm
No matter what stylization you like, you’re going to want to learn this 70’s style choreography by Suhaila. Using elements from both Jamila’s and Suhaila’s format, this choreography is an exciting exploration of pattern and musical interpretation. Be ready for muscle isolation, layering, timing variations, downbeat options . . . and those are just the starting concepts. Using her comprehensive and consistent format language, Suhaila clearly breaks down each move and choreography phrase into understandable pieces that layer and connect.
Each day will include a 1 hour lunch break
Workshop held at:
Kim Robards Dance
1387 South Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80223
info@JuliannasBellyMoves.com
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Why Take a Suhaila Workshop?
Because you owe yourself two things:
the opportunity to take with the best instructor available and the opportunity to train to be the best dancer you can be.
Why Suhaila?
Suhaila is a master instructor, choreographer and performer. She has extensive training in belly dance and classical dance as well as many aspects of the performing arts.
Suhaila is known for value-added classes and workshops. In every workshop, students are provided a positive learning environment in which they learn to safely train at a higher level than they ever have previously. The goal is to train safely and thoroughly, promoting technique and skill development. As students grow in their process, they learn how to bring emotional perspective to their work. They learn cultural contexts, creative tools, improvisational techniques, etc.
More reasons to attend a Suhaila workshop
- to work and train hard
- to “break out of the box” and grow as a dancer
- to truly integrate dimensional aspects to your dance (grace, power, fluidity)
- to learn timing, rhythms, and musicality
- to have the ability to easily break down “any” style of belly dancing and perform it
- to have a continual path for learning new things and developing your skills further
- to train and learn in a safe, supportive and motivating environment
- to truly realize your full potential as a dancer
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