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Mar. 25th, 2005 08:36 amFirst, before I forget again, Alyne's holding double veil workshops again in a few weeks:
APRIL 17, 2004 SUNDAY San Jose, CA 5552
Southcrest Way. San Jose, CA 95125 Cost: $30 for
one workshop, or $55 for both (Session 1 and Session
2) Choreography Clinic (Pre-requisite: Intermediate
session previously) Not recommended for first time
double veil experience. Separate fee: $25.00
Session 1--Double Veil Introduction (1.5 hours) Novice
10am-11:30am Brief theory of veil work--how veils
behave with respect to choice of fabrics and shape,
similarities and differences between single/double
veil techniques. How to hold double veils,
fundamentals of getting inside and out--training tips
on developing strength, skill, spins! Perfect for
first timer, or those who need fundamentals
de-mystified! Includes written notes and Alyne’s
Double Veil Syllabus. 38 effects you can do with
veil!
Session 2--Double Veil Advanced Techniques (1.5 hours)
Advanced 11:30 a.m. –1:00 p.m. (prerequisite--must
have taken my novice level previously) Performance
elements: building a repertoire of double veil
effects: anchored and unanchored veil moves, standing
taksim and traveling moves, considerations and formula
for creating graceful transitions between effects.
Printed teaching notes provided including choreography
for self-study. This class is geared for the
experienced double veil dancer, and involves practice
of multiple effects exercises Includes written notes
and Alyne’s Double Veil Syllabus. 38 effects for veil!
Session 3 Choreography CLINIC- Goddess Double Veil
Choreography (2.0 hours) 1:30 p.m.-3:30p.m.
Pre-requisite: Completion of Session 2 Advanced (at
any previous time) and the ability to spin. 1:30 pm
-This is crash course in the choreography at the end
of the Syllabus. A challenging, but novice level
performance piece that is danced widely by my students
(and their students!). Most impressive when danced
in numbers, but an elegant and sophisticated solo
performance piece. This will be a structured
presentation, the music selection is from Desert Wind,
"Kali Ma, Dances of Transformation" the Goddess Dance
Cycle: Ciftitelli. Session III Choreography Clinic
separate cost $25.00
I'm probably going to do the choreography clinic myself as it's been ages since I danced Goddess and I could use the refresher. But I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a damn fine upper body workout, and if you need veils just ask, lord knows I have plenty of them.
Speaking of working out I've been having way too much fun with the On Demand fitness section. There are videos for every kind of workout you can imagine! I tried the hula one last night and didn't even make it through half of it. In my own defense she goes really fast and it's way harder on the legs than I'd anticipated. Then I did a ten minute toning set which was fun. I taped the Tai'Chi one that looked interesting and the Urban Yoga one I want to try as well. Next week I believe I'll give kickboxing a try and see what I think of it. This is quickly becoming an addiction, but a healthy one so I don't mind.
Today I return the Bug (thankfully I was told I could drop it at my new dealer, which makes life ever so much simpler), and I'm a bit sad. I drove it this morning and was reminded of all the reasons I fell in love with it in the first place. I love the grip it has on the road and that everything is within easy reach of the driver. Oh and the power locks, yeah, I really miss those. But, I'm also happy with my new car so I'm just going to count myself lucky.
Edit:
Also, hee
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APRIL 17, 2004 SUNDAY San Jose, CA 5552
Southcrest Way. San Jose, CA 95125 Cost: $30 for
one workshop, or $55 for both (Session 1 and Session
2) Choreography Clinic (Pre-requisite: Intermediate
session previously) Not recommended for first time
double veil experience. Separate fee: $25.00
Session 1--Double Veil Introduction (1.5 hours) Novice
10am-11:30am Brief theory of veil work--how veils
behave with respect to choice of fabrics and shape,
similarities and differences between single/double
veil techniques. How to hold double veils,
fundamentals of getting inside and out--training tips
on developing strength, skill, spins! Perfect for
first timer, or those who need fundamentals
de-mystified! Includes written notes and Alyne’s
Double Veil Syllabus. 38 effects you can do with
veil!
Session 2--Double Veil Advanced Techniques (1.5 hours)
Advanced 11:30 a.m. –1:00 p.m. (prerequisite--must
have taken my novice level previously) Performance
elements: building a repertoire of double veil
effects: anchored and unanchored veil moves, standing
taksim and traveling moves, considerations and formula
for creating graceful transitions between effects.
Printed teaching notes provided including choreography
for self-study. This class is geared for the
experienced double veil dancer, and involves practice
of multiple effects exercises Includes written notes
and Alyne’s Double Veil Syllabus. 38 effects for veil!
Session 3 Choreography CLINIC- Goddess Double Veil
Choreography (2.0 hours) 1:30 p.m.-3:30p.m.
Pre-requisite: Completion of Session 2 Advanced (at
any previous time) and the ability to spin. 1:30 pm
-This is crash course in the choreography at the end
of the Syllabus. A challenging, but novice level
performance piece that is danced widely by my students
(and their students!). Most impressive when danced
in numbers, but an elegant and sophisticated solo
performance piece. This will be a structured
presentation, the music selection is from Desert Wind,
"Kali Ma, Dances of Transformation" the Goddess Dance
Cycle: Ciftitelli. Session III Choreography Clinic
separate cost $25.00
I'm probably going to do the choreography clinic myself as it's been ages since I danced Goddess and I could use the refresher. But I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a damn fine upper body workout, and if you need veils just ask, lord knows I have plenty of them.
Speaking of working out I've been having way too much fun with the On Demand fitness section. There are videos for every kind of workout you can imagine! I tried the hula one last night and didn't even make it through half of it. In my own defense she goes really fast and it's way harder on the legs than I'd anticipated. Then I did a ten minute toning set which was fun. I taped the Tai'Chi one that looked interesting and the Urban Yoga one I want to try as well. Next week I believe I'll give kickboxing a try and see what I think of it. This is quickly becoming an addiction, but a healthy one so I don't mind.
Today I return the Bug (thankfully I was told I could drop it at my new dealer, which makes life ever so much simpler), and I'm a bit sad. I drove it this morning and was reminded of all the reasons I fell in love with it in the first place. I love the grip it has on the road and that everything is within easy reach of the driver. Oh and the power locks, yeah, I really miss those. But, I'm also happy with my new car so I'm just going to count myself lucky.
Edit:
Also, hee
bastmoon
