41. CMA Music, Performing Arts, And Film : Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company, Friday Flamenco in Concert, presents flamenco s full gamut with captivating music, heartstopping song, and some of the most brilliant flamenco dancing to be seen http://www.clevelandart.org/educef/viva2001/html/8304331.html

Music, Performing Arts, and Film Viva! VIVA! VIVA! Schedule Paco Pena Flamenco Dance Company Friday, February 22, 7:30 pm SOLD OUT The New York Time s $35, $31 Non-members $31, $28 CMA members PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE! The Nrityagram Dance Ensemble of India, Friday, March 8, 7:30 pm

42. Flamenco Dance And Music Take Center Stage At Stanford (7/97) Members of the Stanford community can try their hands (and feet) at authentic flamenco dancing when Flamenco Week comes to Roble Gym July 2125. http://www.stanford.edu/dept/news/pr/97/970716flamenco.html

Flamenco dance and music take center stage at Stanford Students ages 12 to 80 and from all over the state have signed up for Flamenco Week's 10-class workshop in Roble. Those who can't make it during the day can take evening walk-in classes Monday through Thursday of that week. "This is an opportunity for them to come in and have an intensive week with first-class international teachers," Harris says of the daytime sessions. He adds that with approximately 20 flamenco teachers, the Bay Area is rich with offerings. The workshop is aimed at people who live outside the Bay Area's population centers and don't have access to these teachers. Unlike the more theatrical versions of the dance form, which have been popularized by performers like Greco, the version of flamenco that will be spotlighted at Stanford is closer to the style performed in southern Spain. "Jose Greco is of the theater form of flamenco, which is, of course, for financial reasons, where you have to be if you're going to make money," Harris says. "But the traditional venue for flamenco is in the cafes and bars of small towns and large towns of Andalusia. It's also very much a family art." The three components of flamenco are "baile," or dance; "toque," instrumentals; and "cante," song. Although flamenco has its roots in southern Spain, it has taken on rhythms, melodies and chants of other cultures, including Indian, African and Jewish. Traditional dances from northern Spain, Cuba, Argentina and Colombia have also been incorporated into the art form. Although many contemporary flamenco performers are not gypsies, flamenco remains largely a gypsy tradition. "Since it's an art that is not documented and keeps changing all the time, you don't really know what it was even 100 years ago," Harris says. Some of today's flamenco performers have fused traditional moves and music with modern dance and jazz.

43. Wauu.DE: Arts: Performing Arts: Dance: Flamenco http//www.flamencodance.co.uk. Ana Montes Flamenco Danzarte A performer and teacher of flamenco dancing, located downtown Seattle, WA, USA. http://www.wauu.de/Arts/Performing_Arts/Dance/Flamenco/

Home Arts Performing Arts Dance : Flamenco Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Kategorien: Companies Links: AGM Promoter of Flamenco dance, singing and guitar. http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/agmuk/ Alegr­a Espa±ola A school in Saskatoon that offers classical background in flamenco dance. http://www.angelfire.com/art2/flamenco/ Alianza Flamenca Organization offering dance classes through a unique syllabus in various countries. http://www.alianza-flamenca.com An Introduction to Flamencodance Flamenco dance instruction video available from Anna Due±as Le³n. http://www.flamencodance.co.uk Ana Montes Flamenco Danzarte A performer and teacher of flamenco dancing, located downtown Seattle, WA, USA. http://www.anamontes.com Antonia Maria A pictorial record of a flamenco teacher, her classes, and her amateur troupe in Belfast, Northern Ireland. http://members.lycos.co.uk/flamencoireland Antonio Vargas Flamenco dancer and choreographer with flamenco workshops and performances in North America. http://www.flamencodancer.com/ Arte Flamenco Worldwide sales and delivery of flamenco products.

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46. "Belly Dance, Flamenco & Greek Dancing By Niki" Middle Eastern Belly dancing/Gypsy/Classical flamenco/Greek Folk dancing by 'Niki'. http://www.geocities.com/nikista1/

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47. Dance Holidays Home Page Offering dance holidays and tours around the world; flamenco, salsa, ceroc, lindy hop, modern, Latin, ballroom, line dancing, Brazilian, African, AfroCuban, salsa. http://www.danceholidays.com/

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48. Riderwood Dance Offering Quality Movement Training Using Pilates Maryland Ballet, Irish, flamenco, Tap, Jazz, Modern, and Stretch/tone instruction for all, even non-ambulatory. Royal Academy of dancing, and Spanish Dance Society syllabus followed. Irish Step instruction by Footworks artist. http://riderwooddanceschool.tripod.com

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49. Flamenco De Andalucia "Let them praise His name with dancing." Psalms 1493. Latest News. Due to Crystal's upcoming surgery, there will be no flamenco or latin dance class from June 1, 2004 until July 9, 2004. http://www.tribalrhythm.com/flamenco

50. Home Page Located in the West End, offering classes in various types of dancing including Salsa, flamenco, Egyptian, and Breakdancing. Provides timetable and details of classes, membership and facilities information and FAQs. http://www.danceworks.co.uk/

51. Flamenco Dance, Guitar, Music, Pictures  flamenco guitar, which previously was just a backdrop to the singing and dancing, came to be recognized as an art form in its own right, with the virtuoso Paco http://www.donquijote.org/culture/spain/flamenco/

document.write(code); Home Latin Culture Spain Flamenco June 9, 2004 LEARN SPANISH IN SPAIN IN LATIN AMERICA SPANISH AT HOME ... - School Activities RESOURCES SPANISH LANGUAGE TRAVEL SERVICES TRANSLATIONS JOBS dQ COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER SHARE YOUR PHOTOS 100 SCHOLARSHIPS dQ MEMBERS ... SPANISH CULTURE SPANISH NAMES SPAIN SPANISH RECIPES HOROSCOPO - VIRTUAL MUSEUM DON QUIJOTE CONTACT US dQ SHOP SITE MAP Spain culture Send a Flamenco postcard Flamenco is a genuine Spanish art, or to be more exact a genuine Southern Spanish art. It exists in three forms: el cante, the song, el baile, the dance, and la guitarra, guitar-playing. Gypsies are very often cited as its originators, and it is at least certain that they played an important part in its creation. But the popular songs and dances of Andalusia also had a major influence on early Flamenco. There were the legendary Tartessos, and seven centuries of Muslim occupation hardly could have passed without leaving traces. All that, directly or indirectly, influenced flamenco. The first time Flamenco is reported on in literature is in the "Cartas Marruecas" of Cadalso, in 1774. Cante Jondo Guitar players featuring the dancers increasingly gained a reputation. From 1910 to 1955 flamenco singing was marked by the ópera flamenca, with an easier kind of music such as fandangos and cantes de ida y vuelta-the latter clearly showing South American influences. From 1915 onwards flamenco shows were organized and performed all over the world. Anyhow, not everybody was happy with that development and in 1922 intellectuals such as Manuel de Falla organized a contest in Granada to promote "authentic" cante jondo.

52. Malaga Information About Flamenco Andalucia. Brief flamenco singing and dancing history, links, and message board. http://www.andalucia2.com/malagaflamen.html

In English Granada Almeria Cadiz Cordoba ... Sevilla Flamenco in Malaga, Andalucia Province of Malaga Information about Flamenco, Malaga, Andalucia. Flamenco dancing and singing is the feeling and music of Andalusia, has Arabic Jewish influences and jypsies arrived from India in 1450 helped to create through time the Flamenco of to day. The young people of to day are doing a Flamenco with other outer influences; therefore there are differences of opinion between puristas (cante jondo) and modern flamenco. Here, we present a Tablao, Schools of sing and flamenco dancing, manufacturers and retailers of suits and accessories Guide, to deepen more in the subject. All those who have Webs that we know, we already have direct link. If not, we give you the telephone, remember if you call from outside Spain you must add +34. Tablaos de Flamenco Clubs, Malaga, Andalucia Reservas Hotel Hotel Booking Villalobos Sanchez 952 452 336 Bona Dea 952 816 044 Fotos Toros y Flamenco Photo Gallery La Copla 952 625 553 Rincon del Cante 952 626 161 El Piyayo 952 404 829 Solera Flamenca 952 671 335 Taller Flamenco La Romeria Coser y Cantar 952 585 543 El Clavel 954 154 294 Oliva La Feria 952 217 200 El Rocio Chico 952 372 860 Los Verdiales 952 370 404 Paco Alvarez 954 343 222 Molina Azuaga 952 323 288 El Camino 952 775 004 Corbacho Ramirez 952 788 760 Internet Flamenco, Malaga, Andalucia

53. Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana noholds-barred flamenco These dancers broke open like flames dancing along the stage, with outright fireworks for the tableaux finale - The http://www.flamenco-vivo.org/

F LAMENCO V IVO C ARLOTA S ANTANA T HE C ARLOTA S ANTANA S PANISH D ANCE C OMPANY P RIDE , P ASSION AND P OWER "An infectiously joyful celebration of music and dance" The New York Times "...no-holds-barred flamenco...These dancers broke open like flames dancing along the stage, with outright fireworks for the tableaux finale..." The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Performances New York Season The Joyce Theater July 19-24, 2004 Touring Schedule Special Events Private Events Where we've been ... What the critics say The Company North Carolina our second home Company Background Carlota Santana Founder and Artistic Director Antonio Hidalgo choreographer of our latest smash production! Photos over the Years in celebration of our 20th Anniversary! Carlota Santana by Victor DeLiso QuickTime video clips from recent performances! Classes and Educational Programs Flamenco Dance Classes Arts-in-Education Other Information How to book the company How to contact us Getting involved with F ... About this site Flamenco About flamenco Flamenco links on the Web Joy. Pride. Sorrow. Love. Death.

54. Flamenco-world.com - Flamenco Dance Her old and rhythmical air; her unpolluted flamenco style; her appearance, living image of end up giving her the Llave de Oro del Baile (Golden dancing Key). http://www.flamenco-world.com/magazine/dance/dance.htm

Manuela Carrasco. Photo: Paco Manzano Photo: Paco Manzano Blanca del Rey. Vicente Escudero. Photo: Colita FLAMENCO DANCE MANUEL MERIDA. From a professional point of view flamenco dance would become consolidated in the parties organized by the schools of dance of Seville, as well as in some typical places such as the Granada caves of Sacromonte. By the 191O's, flamenco becomes more and more present in the theater Performances by Pastora Imperio, "La Argentina", La "Argentinita", "La Nina de los Peines", "El Mochuelo", who offer their art in programs of other genres or at the end of movie programs or comedy plays. In the period of flamenco opera, the singing, the dance and the guitar inlay in comedies with a local or even flamenco essence. It is also in that period when "La Argentina" creates her company with Antonio "el de Bilbao" and with Faico, touring all over America, and making their debut in the New York Maxime Elliot's Theater in 1916, where they present the Enrique Granados' choreography of Goyescas. In 1915 Manuel de Falla composes for Pastora Imperio "El Amor Brujo" with a libreto by Gregorio Martinez Sierra. This work is the starting point of flamenco ballet, although the first company of Spanish Dance is created by La Argentina in 1929. Six years later, La Argentina puts together the first entirely flamenco ballet, with her version of "El Amor Brujo". Antonia Mercé was accompanied by Vicente Escudero, Pastora Imperio and Miguel Molina as the most outstanding artists of her show.

55. Flamenco School In Malaga - Taller Flamenco Spanish Standard Course + flamenco Dance. This fiesta . There is no event in which you wouldn t hear flamenco and see people dancing it. http://www.cervantes.to/flamenco.html

Home Why CERVANTES? The school location General Conditions ... Contact Last update: january 2004 Spanish Standard Course + Flamenco Dance This course combines the Standard course and Flamenco Dance. Flamenco, the authentic music of Andalusia is present in every party, in every "fiesta". There is no event in which you wouldn't hear Flamenco and see people dancing it. With CERVANTES you have the opportunity to learn this famous dance. While you are learning and perfecting the language in your Spanish classes during the morning, you also have the opportunity to learn and develop the techniques of Flamenco dance with a teacher, who specializes in these famous dances of the south of Spain. 30 per week Duration: minimum stay: 2 weeks Levels: All levels Maximum students per class: 9 students Average students per class: 5-6 students Hours of the classes: Mornings: Standard Course Afternoons: classes of Flamenco dance Composition of the course: 5 hrs. Composition, 10 hrs. Flamenco dance

56. Bulerias Flamenco Dance Class In Jerez De La Frontera During The Festival De Fla Mitsue (Japan). . for photos of Simon el Rubio dancing with his group click here. julia s comments (mpeg video clip). cadiz summer flamenco. http://www.flamencoshop.com/buleriasclass.htm

Bulerias Flamenco Dance Class in Jerez de la Frontera Classes given in English or Spanish by If you wish to join a class for any week please contact the teacher as below. Click here for flamenco guitar comments page! mpeg video clip of bulerias class with dancer simon el rubio bulerias 1 use of manton third sevillana Call Jerez, Spain +34 656 444 663 or document.write(''); document.write('write to us' +''); There are flamenco dance classes and sevillanas for beginners, intermediate as well as advanced levels. Simon is also an excellent guitarist but rarely gives flamenco guitar lessons. He also introduces you to the local flamenco scene, so students have fun as well. Be prepared for some late nights! Comments about Simon el Rubio's flamenco dance class: ....you are an excellent teacher. I'm very, very fussy about dance teachers...I no longer study ballet because there are no decent ballet teachers anywhere near where I live. You're a terrific teacher. I'm very grateful for having had the experience of studying with you. Ann Nowak (New York) ...we would like to thank you once again for your perfect Flamenco dance lessons which we enjoyed very much. We admired your high professionalism as a dancer and as a teacher, your very kind attitude and your particular attention to each of your students. It was a very interesting process to learn new dances, but also your lessons helped us to better understand the "soul" of Flamenco style.

57. Flamingo Flamenco Longlegged and pretty in pink, these animated dancing flamingos perform the flamenco. http://www.yuckles.com/flamingo_flamenco.htm

FLAMINGO FLAMENCO! The Flamingo Dance Pretty in pink! "Flamingo Flamenco" Musical Dancing Flamingo Squeeze this Flamingo's wing for some holiday fun! Suited to making spirits bright, our animated feathered friend tap dances to a chorus of Jingle Bells. Includes sound sensor chip, on/off switch. Poly plush, plastic, metal. 16" high. Need more fun flamingo stuff? Visit the Yuckles Flamingo Store Collectibles, Decorations, Accessories, and more! ... Colorful flamingo art posters for your home. Be a dear and visit our Home Page Y U C K L E S Silly as we wanna be!

58. From The Center - Dance - Arte Flamenco Dance Theatre Now imagine a stage filled with students playing instruments, dancing, and putting on their own flamenco show. Students will learn http://www.ocpac.org/fromthecenter/dance/arte.html

Spanish dance and music strand Historical and Cultural Context connections Foreign Language History / Social Science Physical Education grades bilingual Spanish and English assembly fee workshop for students visit the Arte Flamenco Web site www.clarita-arteflamenco.com dance music theatre ... orange county performing arts center

59. Juana Torres: Flamenco Dancer She studied literature in the university of Seville but was soon distracted by her passion for flamenco. She gave up her books for her dancing shoes, and here http://www.lingolex.com/juana/juanaen.htm

Go to Granada en la Red JUANA ANTONIA TORRES "LA HERTITI" "Bailaora" Please visit our sponsor: Learn to dance flamenco in the mountains click here Juana was born in Badajoz, Extremadura Spain. She had her first taste of flamenco as a young girl when the Marques de Porrina, (a famous Spanish singer) visited her parents' house She studied literature in the university of Seville but was soon distracted by her passion for flamenco. She gave up her books for her dancing shoes, and here she met Manolo Marin who introduced her to her true vocation. When she was 21 years old she emigrated to Paris. She set up a flamenco ballet with Lita Peiro and created "Don Juan". At the same time she branched into dancing " jota" and fandango in Francis López's operas at the "Theatre du Chatelet" In the next ten years, there were few flamenco shows in Paris in which she did not perform. She performed regularly at the "Casa Pepe", the most famous "rumbero" restaurant in the latin quarter. In 1988 she returned to Spain and settled in the Albayzin in Granada.

60. Flamenco Dance Holiday Workshop In Andalucia, Spain. flamenco dance holiday. Immerse yourself Enamored by flamenco dance as a little girl, she has been dancing since the age of 12. She gives http://granadainfo.com/dance/classes.html

Flamenco classes The Courses Philosophy About concrete flamenco dance lessons: The classes are an introduction to the different flamenco rhythms: Solea, alegrias, bulerias, tangos and rumbas. During this intensive week you will learn: -to clap and dance following the Flamenco musical accents. - A routine of technique exercises. - two short choreography's, tangos and bulerias. - to distinguish between different types of Flamenco music. - to understand some songs lyrics and the feeling they are expressing. Palos and Lyrics Clapping and Dancing With no flamenco previous experience you will acquire a special sense of rhythm which is essential to flamenco dance. We will practice clapping and off beat exercises. We will walk to the accents of live guitar until we are able to see the music. Technique Every morning we will do a series of exercises to improve coordination, self-confidence, concentration, stamina, elasticity and artistic expression adequate to any age or physical condition. This routine will develop muscles,strength and agility specific to flamenco dance. We will find a safe space to enjoy our dancing physically and emotionally. Back home, you can use a synthesis of these exercises to nourish you against the daily worries. Choreography's The Teacher Adolfina Moreno return to top

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