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Dance Teach:     more books (105)

Rock and Pop (Teach Yourself Music) by Paul Roland, 1999-09-06 Teach Yourself Music Theory by Margaret Richer, 2003-12-26 Ballroom Dancing (Teach Yourself) by Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing, 1976-01-01 Teach Yourself Ballroom Dancing (Teach Yourself - General) by Craig Revel Horwood, 2005-08-26 Teach Yourself Film Studies (Teach Yourself Film & TV) by Warren Buckland, 2003-03 Dog Tricks: How to Teach Your Dog to Dance and Dazzle by Ivy Press, 2005-04-01 Classical Music (Teach Yourself Music) by Stephen Collins, 1997-06-18 Teacher's wisdom: Billy Siegenfeld.(TEACH-LEARN CONNECTION)(interview)(Interview): An article from: Dance Magazine by Lynn Voedish, 2006-08-01 Giving dancers their growl: the Ailey School and The Lion King team up to teach the art of the Broadway audition.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Jen Peters, 2008-12-01 Float, shake, melt, quake: Gaga is sparking sensations and imaginations worldwide.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Erika Eichelberger, 2009-01-01 Triple-threat training: a glimpse into colleges where musical theater majors thrive.(teach-learn connection): An article from: Dance Magazine by Lauren Kay, 2009-05-01 Square Dances of Today & How To Teach & by Richard Kraus, 1950-01-01 Square Dances of Today and How to Teach and Call Them hardcover edition by Richard (Ronald Press Co., publisher) Kraus, 1950 Square Dances of Today and How to Teach and Call Them by Richard Kraus, 1950

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101. © GottaSwing.com
     We re swing dancers exclusively—no Tango, no West Coast Swing, no Ballroom. The first to teach a class series, we are absolutely passionate about this dance.  
     http://www.gottaswing.com/

102. Salsa Central - Salsa Dancing In LA!
     1989. We also teach other latin dance classes, including Merengue, Cha Cha, Rumba, Casino Rueda and Argentine Tango. Let s dance  
     http://www.letsdancela.com/salsacentral/
     
     Extractions: Many people don't know that Alhambra is only 8 miles east of the Staples Center in beautiful downtown Alhambra. Alhambra is just south of San Marino, and South Pasadena. The Granada can be reached easily from the Pasadena 110, San Bernardino 10 or Foothill 210 Fwys. Parking is free across the street, in back and one building past us in the city permit lot. Although the parking structure fills up fast with diners for the surrounding restaurants, the structure has a constant turnover. Getting to the Granada Download the following pdf map for a easy map. Map to the Granada . Or more specifically go to Mapquest Click here for driving directions: Mapquest page After 15 years at 216 East Main St, we purchased the 3-story Polo Club in Alhambra at 17 S. First Street, only three blocks from the original location. The new location was renamed The Granada and has four dance floors (nearly 8,000sq. ft) on three levels and will feature a full bar and Tapas restaurant named

103. Hannelie Booyens, Teach Us To Dance To The Rhythm Of Africa
     teach Us to dance to the Rhythm of Africa. By. Hannelie Booyens. January 16, 2004. It s difficult to imagine a more challenging journey  
     http://www.transnational.org/features/2004/Booyens_DanceAfrica.html
     
     Extractions: Rhythm of Africa By Hannelie Booyens January 16, 2004 It's difficult to imagine a more challenging journey than the one Ginn Fourie faces. She is a senior lecturer in Physiotherapy at the University of Cape Town. After Lyndi's death she focused on a new direction of study: Reconciliation in SA for a doctoral thesis. For many of her white compatriots it's a journey into the heart of darkest Africa - a place where the chant "kill the boer, kill the farmer'' still inspires fear. How can you possibly travel alone to the seat of the military wing of the Pan Africanist Congress, to the place where the man who gave the order to kill your daughter, is to be honoured by his people? That's the question Ginn's been asked countless times. It's like going into Dingaan's kraal, a somewhat conservative relative warned her. All sorts of emotions surface as Ginn drives through Limpopo Province's lush bushveld, a map on her lap. She's hunting for Seleteng, a rural community near Mokopane (Potgietersrus). She's excited, curious, moved and happy. "And worried that the gift of fruit in the boot is going to vrot (decay) before we get there,'' she chuckles.

104. Kathy Schrock's Guide For Educators - Performing Arts
     extensive list of links to dance resources on the Web, arranged by dance style. a site which provides information on ways to use music to teach content across  
     http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/arts/artp.html

105. Class Actions
     stress at work. Instill in your students a love of dance. teach students correctly, from the very beginning. Refer to movements  
     http://www.dance-teacher.com/backissues/nov00/classactions_fighting.shtml
     
     Extractions: At age 18, after being a member of the Sarasota Sailors Circus, Ryan decided to go to community college where she got a partial tuition scholarship. Thanks to a strong background in dance, as well as gymnastics, she began coaching while attending school. When parents started to ask her to choreograph and teach their children outside of regular lessons, Ryan decided it was time to branch out on her own. With the help of her mother, she rented a small studio space for $200 a month.

106. Community Connections
     Students from the Children’s dance Class and other dance Education student teachers are available to teach classes at schools and recreation centers.  
     http://herbergercollege.asu.edu/college/community/dance_prog.htm

107. How To Dance Properly - Zefrank.com
     http://www.zefrank.com/invite/swfs/index2.html

108. Fiesta Round Dance Schedule
     Round dance Bakersfield Fiesta  
     http://www.netxn.com/~pmack21/Fiesta_Rounds_2003.html

109. Rising Phoenix Dancers
     Perform and teach dances of the Middle and Near East. Styles, photos, and class information.  
     http://www.beledy.net/phoenix/
     
     Extractions: Based in Palm Beach county, Florida, the Rising Phoenix Dancers perform dances of the Middle and Near East. We have an eclectic repertoire spanning the range from Orientale (Raks Sharki, a.k.a. belly dance) through various folkloric forms, including Gypsy, Egyptian (including Ghawazee and Saidi), Khaleegy, Moroccan, and Persian. The Rising Phoenix Dancers are a troupe dedicated to the joy of this dance, a beautiful and expressive dance form. Links to more Middle Eastern dance information If you're interested in performances, or want more information, please contact Sherezzah at

110. Ballet Folklorico De UCI
     To present and teach the traditional folklore dances of various regions in Mexico.  
     http://spirit.dos.uci.edu/folklorico/index.html
     
     Extractions: UCI Ballet Folklorico Welcome to the webpage for the Ballet Folklorico group at UCI We learn and perform traditional dances from the various regions of Mexico. This quarter we invite you to attend our lecture series at the Cross Cultural Center on various topics related to Ballet Folklorico. Please check this website for upcoming lectures. Beginner Class Spring 2004 Performing Group Practice Schedule Wednesday: Location TBA 6:30 pm Attention:

111. Global Dance, Yoga Dance, Kripalu Danskinetics
     Global dance FUN, Yoga dance, Teacher Trainings, DansKinetics, Sedona Retreat, Kripalu, Set your body, mind and spirit free!  
     http://www.bethdance.com/teachertraining.htm
     
     Extractions: TO REGISTER: Email yogameetsdance@yahoo.com stating your background with yoga, dance and meditation and to request an application form. $450 deposit to reserve. Balance due 30 days before training. Registering at least 30 days in advance is preferred (10 hours of homework to complete before arrival).

112. Dance Matrix
     In the case of dance Schools, criminal record checks can be carried out on Teachers, Teaching Assistants (including helpers) and Student Teachers who care for  
     http://www.dancematrix.com/disclosure/content.asp
     
     Extractions: disclosure The vulnerability of children is a sad fact in today’s society yet something positive is now being done about it. Last year, new provisions were introduced requiring school teachers to undergo criminal record checks. In the case of Dance Schools, criminal record checks can be carried out on Teachers, Teaching Assistants (including helpers) and Student Teachers who: "care for, train, supervise or are in sole charge of children". In respect of the term 'children’ this refers to persons up to the age of 18 years. Such criminal record checks are not compulsory, in that the law does not make it mandatory for the checks to be carried out. However there are three specific scenarios that, either separately or together, are likely to make Dance Schools give criminal record checks positive consideration: Local Authority Requirements There have already been instances where some Local Authorities have made the use of Local Authority premises, such as function rooms or school premises, conditional upon the Dance School or Teacher providing Disclosure Certificates for themselves and their staff. Similarly, Churches and other bodies, such as the YMCA, that allow Dance Schools to hire Church Halls or other premises for dance classes may soon be following suit.

113. Kindermusik And Dance Studios
     She can manage all aspects of the class, from teaching to collecting payments You might even offer a reduced rate in exchange for publicizing your dance classes  
     http://www.kindermusik.com/LicensedEducator/Dance.asp
     
     Extractions: Our developmentally based curricula encourage children to express themselves creatively and become comfortable with moving their bodies to music. Parents participate in the classes, so they see firsthand how music and dance help their children develop physically, socially, cognitively, and emotionally. How Kindermusik works for dance studios There are various ways to incorporate Kindermusik into your studio program. Here are a few ideas to get you thinking: Invite a local Kindermusik educator to offer her program in your studio. She can manage all aspects of the class, from teaching to collecting payments. Renting studio space during down times can generate welcome revenue. You might even offer a reduced rate in exchange for publicizing your dance classes. Identify a staff member with a love of music and children and offer to pay for her training to become a trained, licensed Kindermusik educator. You would maintain her as an employee and all tuition and fees collected for her Kindermusik classes would be paid to the studio. For more information, click

114. LatinDance.com
     WHAT IS LATINdance.COM? LATINdance.COM is teaching the world to dance, one step at a time. We are a company dedicated to bringing you top quality products  
     http://www.latindance.com/

115. Books On Ballroom Dancing
     The beginning chapters that deal with general points of teaching dance are especially useful, while the later chapters on specific dances have outdated material  
     http://www.utdallas.edu/~aria/dance/dance_books.html
     
     Extractions: This list contains books on or about ballroom dancing, including Latin American dacnes, Swing, and the so-called nightclub dances such as the Hustle. This list includes books on dancing that, for the most part, appeared after 1970. While this cutoff date may seem somewhat arbitrary, it means that most of these books are either still in print, or can be found in major libraries. Social dancing changes with time; older books on dancing are of interest mainly to the historian and not to the practitioner of dancing. Moreover, the dancing boom of the 50's and 60's led to the production of a great many forgettable low-budget paperbacks, whose authors were neither competent dancers nor teachers. If you are interested in a comprehensive list of older books, I recommend searching the library of congress catalogues A few older books do appear in this list. They either have exceptional historical value, such as the book written by the Castles and another by Arthur Murray, or are unique in some way and assumed to have some redeeming value. Follow the link for information on Dance Book Suppliers Ken Akrill: An Analysis of the Modern Quickstep Technique to Associate Level Xerox copy, spiral bound

116. Herräng Dance Camp: Welcome To Herräng Dance Camp 2004!
     At around this period of time the event also stabilized its dancewise three main priorities Lindy A big share of the world’s leading teachers will be there  
     http://www.herrang.com/
     
     Extractions: Links Background HDC will this year start on July 3 and finish on July 31. In between those dates there will be lots of time for sunshine, boogie and unrestricted legomania. A big share of the world’s leading teachers will be there. A big share of the world’s swing dancers will also most likely be there. Cordially welcome for a week or two. We venture to assert an interesting and quite different experience in the borderland of organized chaos and swingin’ escapism.

117. School Magazines Or Magazine Links US Or Worldwide
     recent developments in the dance world as well as suggestions for planning future performances, coverage of various dance schools, helpful teaching tools and  
     http://hopcott.com/magazines/school.html
     
     Extractions: North Shore North Shore Magazine covers life just above the city of Chicago - the best in dining, nightlife, weekend fun and the arts. It includes lively, in-depth profiles and features look at homes and schools, family and children's issues, fashion, health care and gardening. School Arts School Arts Magazine is an indispensible tool for teachers of the visual arts. It serves as a tool for the promotion of excellence, advocacy, and professional development for the arts classroom covering all grades from pre-K to 12.

118. Bill Evans Dance - Workshops
     topics can be Teaching What I Want to Learn First delivered as NDA Scholar/Artist address, annual conference of the National dance Association, St.  
     http://www.billevansdance.org/wrkshps.htm

119. Dance - The University Of Kansas
     She has taught at the Julliard School, American dance Festival, the Conservatory of dance at Purchase College, and has given teaching and choreography  
     http://www.dance.ku.edu/
     
     Extractions: Introduction Degree Requirements Dance Courses Guest Artists ... Contact The dance major curriculum leading to the B.F.A. or B.A. degree in dance offers integrated training in ballet, modern, and jazz dance technique, as well as courses in choreography, dance theory, history, and pedagogy. Students also must complete a senior project involving research in any of the above areas or choreography and performance culminating in a senior recital. Majors in the B.F.A. program focus on technique, performance, and choreography. They also are required to take classes in Renaissance and Baroque Dance, Classical East Indian Dance, Musical Theatre Dance, and Conditioning and Injury Prevention for Dancers. Majors also have an opportunity to perform in a new touring company, On the Move.

120. Butoh Net: The World Of Butoh Dance
     This site is sponsored by Tangentz Performance Group, a performing and teaching Butoh dance group based in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.  
     http://www.butoh.net/
     
     Extractions: Butoh is a contemporary avant-garde dance form which originated in Japan and which was first performed there in 1959. It combines dance, theater, improvisation and influences of Japanese traditional performing arts with German Expressionist dance (Neue Tanz) and performance art to create a unique performing art form that is both controversial and universal in its expression. It has evolved to become an international art form with artists and groups devoted to teaching and performing it in East and South-East Asia, North and South America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii.

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