Contemporary Dance in seiner heutigen Form entwickelt sich seit den frühen 80er Jahren und ist stets in Wandlung.Typisch sind Bodenarbeit, kraftvolle und dynamische Choreographien mit vielen Freiräumen für die eigene Entfaltung und Improvisation; hinzu kommen akrobatische Elemente.
Anmerkung:
Bitte weiche und lockere Kleidung wie beispielsweise Leggings tragen. Es kann barfuß oder in Socken getanzt werden.
EinsteigerInnen II : Körperarbeit und Freude an der Bewegung stehen im Zentrum dieses Kurses, der sich darauf konzentriert, den TänzerInnen zunächst die Grundlagen der Release Technik beizubringen. Es sind keine Vorkenntnisse erforderlich.
Contemporary Dance is a genre of dance performance that developed during the mid twentieth century and has since grown to become one of the dominant genres for formally trained dancers throughout the world, with particularly strong popularity in the U.S. and Europe. (wikipedia)
Notes:
No prior experience necessary. Appropriate attire is mandatory and will be outlined by the instructor in the first class. The class will be taught in English.
Contemporary Dance Beginners: In this class, students will focus on basic techniques as well as strengthening the core, flexibility, posture, balance, and musicality. Class will be taught to both classical and upbeat music and dancers are expected to grasp an understanding on the simple meanings and definitions of movements. Dancers will be encouraged to build their repertoire of jazz and ballet through creative thinking in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Short choreographies and combinations will be taught and students will get the opportunity to practice easy to moderately complex barre routines.
Contemporary Dance (with easy acrobatic elements) Beginners: This class starts with a "warmup" that is based on breathing exercises and activates all the important muscles. After that, class moves to diagonal exercises and small combinations, where the first acrobatic elements are trained (rolls, floorwork, cartwheels, handstands, and possible variations) safely. During this part, the dancers have a chance to work in their own pace and rhythm.
