
Development of Quality – Walter Laird Lecture
All dancers should listen to every word of this lecture:
All dancers should listen to every word of this lecture:
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Quantum Dancing SPIRITUAL APPROACH TO AUTHENTIC SELF-EXPRESSION Personal Experience Becoming a great dancer is not an easy thing to do. Achieving extraordinary performance is something
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As you can see there is a very large range of things to cover. To that end I have decided to use the famous
Here’s my take on this beautiful experience, as it appeared in Dance Beat May 2014 Download here: Cuban Experience I Dance Beat May 2014
Excerpts from Ballroom Icons © Brigitt Mayer-Karakis England, beset with etiquette tenets and rules of conduct, and the U.S., the land of freedom of expression,
This is transcribed verbatim from an article that appeared 1947 in the Star Program (provided by Keith Morris). Video material: courtesy of Paul Harris London,
Many many times I have heard this from people of all levels. The cause of this I hinted at during my last article. Many articles on these pages are based from a man’s stand point. In this one I have tried to give the ladies view point as well. Normally this is on the inside of an open reverse turn i.e. an open telemark. I hinted at it in my last little bit of writing that caused a “war and peace” type debate with Benoit Papineau.
This article first appeared in the Examiner (www.examiner.com) How the mambo became the cha-cha-cha and the mambo dance craze of the 50s On December 12,
Alex Moore possessed talents that made him known as “the Pope of ballroom dancing.” A great communicator with an analytical mind and photographic memory, he used those skills to analyze movement, put his findings on paper and communicate them to the dance-world in his monthly newsletter, Monthly Letter Service (MLS).
Here you can see how the beat and disco era influenced the movements of the Latin dances. Also if you look at the feature image
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