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A dynamic course that combines the worlds of modern, classical and contemporary dance.
Contemporary Modern Dance for Beginners / Learn to Dance from the First Step
Start dancing at any age
A course to study contemporary modern dance for ages 45+
In an African dance course, we will learn the language from the basics and connect with the rhythm and movements.
Deepen and improve technique. The course is suitable for those with a background of one year or more in classical ballet.
Advanced ballet & contemporary dance Deepen, refine, and improve dance abilities Come and meet us: A free introductory class will be held on Tuesday 8.7.25 at 09:30 Course Dates: Tuesdays 09:30-12:45 | 8.7.25-16.9.25 | 11 meetings Teachers: Contemporary Dance – Maayan Horesh | Classical Ballet – Michael Yalon*(The links leads to the Hebrew site)* Who is it for: For those with a background in dance. For first-year and second-year graduates in full programs. Graduates of a one-year course in modern and contemporary dance and classical ballet. Information about the course: An 11-session summer course designed for people with a background in dance who are interested in deepening, refining and improving their abilities. Among other things, the course will deal with developing strength and flexibility, improving technique, working on body qualities, performing complex movement phrases and an overall enriching and enjoyable experience in a regular group that progresses together. The course includes two consecutive lessons – a classical ballet lesson followed by a modern-contemporary dance lesson. For more information Course graduates share “It was an amazing and empowering” experience – I also felt like I was learning and progressing, and also empowered by the teachers. I received a lot of emphasis and the right tools for me. There was a pleasant and accepting atmosphere within the group.” “The atmosphere in the classes was pleasant. The structure of the classes was good, and I felt like I was progressing from lesson to lesson, even in the parts that were more difficult for me.” Want to know