Accents & Evocative Body Language Technique for Belly Dance

Dramatic Accents, Poses, Orientalist & Art Deco Dance Body Language with Neon

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Accents & Evocative Body Language Technique for Belly Dance

What You Will Learn!

  • Add dramatic head turns, hair tosses, arm and hand gestures and other accents to your belly dance vocabulary
  • Learn to add spinal articulation to poses - the most obvious application of expressive body language
  • Learn lyrical arm patterns and gestures for belly dance
  • Practice Art Deco-inspired Dancer Poses for Oriental Dance

Description

Class 1 Dramatic Dance and Body Language Accents with Neon

Adding head turns, hair tosses, arm and hand gestures and other accents to your belly dance vocabulary: Technique and Combinations ; Level: Intermediate


Class 2 Strike a pose! Spinal articulation technique for evocative poses in belly dance

A pose can be amazingly evocative and it can be banal depending on how you execute it. One element that is typically overlooked in bellydance instruction is the role of your spine and spinal articulation in expressivity of our body language. Today we’ll learn to add spinal articulation to poses - the most obvious application of expressive body language.


Class 3 Orientalist Arms - Gestures, Patterns, Combinations

Evocative, lyrical arm patterns and gestures for belly dance - step-by-step plus practice in mini-combinations; Level: Open


Class 4 Art Deco Dancer Poses in an Oriental Dance/Belly Dance Routine

Oriental dance routines always have a section of cinematic music that is larger than life - sometimes it's a grand entrance, and sometimes it's a refrain. This is a very melodic section with a soaring, swirling melody and dramatic accents. We'll add that choreographic grandness to our Oriental dance routine by exploring the elegant and streamlined poses often associated with Art Nouveau and Art Deco images of dancers.


Who Should Attend!

  • Intermediate-advanced belly dance artists

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Tags

  • Belly Dancing

Subscribers

2

Lectures

6

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