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MEDAH’S Summer Shake It Up!
All Classes @ Ballet Hawai‘i Studios, Dole Cannery 2nd Floor
DAY
Saturday, July 28 2007
2-3:30 pm SUZANNE Tantalizing Turkish Style
Suzanne will cover the differences between Egyptian chiftetelli music, Turkish Tftitelli and 9/8ths rhythms. Experience the fun,aerobic, high energy of the Turkish Rompi Rompi. Some basic steps for 9/8 will be taught and we’ll start a karslama choreography. Bring a long, full skirt.
3:30-5 pm WILLOW Modern Egyptian Moves
Willow focuses on fluid undulations, defined movements and subtle accents to create contemporary combinations. These combinations can be danced to variety of music, which will be explored in class. A fun, inspiring and completely useful class - a must for dancers who demand more!
5-6:30 pm KALAE Discovering Duo Dynamics
Exploring Duo Relationships in tight choreography. Introduction to simple and complex Shakti style combinations intended for, but not limited to, dancing in a duo. Precision of movement, spacing, and partner interaction emphasized. Bring a friend to partner with, or find one in class! Intended for intermediate dancers or beginners up for a challenge.
DAY
Sunday, July 29, 2007
2- 3:30 pm SAMANTHA Samba101
Samantha’s workshop is devoted to the wonderful cultural mix of AfroBrazillian dance, songs and rhythms.We’ll learn a three-minute complete “Samba Fanfarra” choreography, and enjoy the rhythms of Brazilian “Batucada”. A workshop to accommodate every level of dancing skill.
3:30-5 pm Guest Artist! MICHALE McELHANY of San Francisco
American Tribal and AZURE Essential Technique
A complete approach to stretching, isolation warm-ups, shimmy drills, traditional Fat Chance ATS belly dance moves, and Michael’s own Azure line formation moves. All levels welcome!
5-6:30 pm NATALIE Tribal Fusion 101: Slow Moves
Enjoy Natalie’s approach to slow moves and isolations associated with the American Tribal Fusion Style.
PRICES: All 6 classes = $80 1 class = MEDAH Members $15 /$20 non members
ATS Essentials = Members $20, Non- Members $25
(P.S. you can still become a member!)
FEATURED ARTISTS AND INSTRUCTORS
Suzanne Hamdi a.k.a. Keyser stared dancing at 5, and has performed and studied dance in the Middle East, Greece and Russia. She has studied with respected dancers Ibrahim Farrah, Yousry Sharif, Shareen El Safy and Serena Wilson to name a few. Suzanne was invited to perform a 2nd show at the Galata Tower in Istanbul, and loves dancing to live Turkish music. Suzanne is the Director and choreographer for the Dancers of Isis, and teaches at the University of Hawai’i’s Outreach College
Willow Chang began her dance journey with Hawaiian hula, in halau O Na Maoli Pua for 10 years. In 1994, she visited Syria & Egypt, and performing in a Hawaiian show for 6 months. For the past 14 years, she has focused her studies on Middle Eastern Dance, traveling, attending (75+!) and sponsoring workshops with master teachers and completing her degree in dance in 2002.Willow is the director of The SANGHA Dance Theater and is in demand performer. Highlights include Rakassah West (2001-2007), L.A. at La Yali El Saif concert, Margaret Cho’s Sensuous Woman concert, Egypt at the Music for Medicine Concert (2005) and taught and performed in Athens, Greece at UNESCO’s 20th International Dance Congress (2006). She’s featured on IAMED’s Bellydance Reloaded DVD and Hollywood Music’s DVD The Exotic Art of Belly Dance. Willow will share her elegant, emotive and innovative dance at Mahmoud Reda’s Event and will teach and perform in Germany, October 2007.
Kalae has been belly dancing for 15 years. Her introduction to belly dance came at age 15, when she began taking classes with Jean Yanagawa. Since then, Kalae has taken workshops with world renowned dancers and performers such as Suhaila Salimpour, Ansuya Rathor, Aisha Ali, Rachel Brice, Kajira Djoumhana, Jill Parker, Zoe Jakes, Colleena, Kami Liddle, to name a few. Kalae studied Odissi, classical Indian dance, with Ratna Roy at Evergreen State College, Washington. Her knowledge in belly dance and Classical Indian dance combined creates her unique interpretation of tribal fusion belly dance for her troupe The Shakti Dance Movement. This spring, they danced at Tribal Fest and continue to sponsor artists in the tribal fusion style.
Samantha Tavares is a Brazilian national with over 20 years of experience teaching and performing Afro Brazilian Dance, as well as a variety of other ethnic dance traditions She is one of the founding members of Samba Axe Hawaii – A group dedicated to promoting ethnic dance, music, and rhythm. Last year, she attended UNESCO’S 20th International Dance Conference and recently opened The Meditations Café, devoted to cultural sharing of all the arts.
Michael McElhaney started training American Tribal Style belly dance in San Francisco with Fat Chance Belly Dance from 1990-1995 Michael co founded Ultra Gypsy with Jill Parker 1995-1998, then
Azure Belly dance with co director Andra Young. For the past12 years, Michael is the featured house dancer at Kanzaman Hookah restaurant in Upper Haight. Highlights include: performing with Fat Chance Belly Dance Ethnic dance festival and Rakassah, Tribal Fest 2005, Performer/Teacher Tribal Fest 2006, Fire/Belly dancer Earth Circus-Half Moon Bay &Velocity Circus San Francisco and dancing in Marrakech, Morocco.
Natalie has always enjoyed watching live dance performances, especially the folkloric dances.
“Something in Middle Eastern dance that grabbed my heart” she said. Natalie believes in self-study, and supplements her dance with taking numerous workshops (including Zoë Jakes, Ansuya, Kami Liddle and Colleena, to name a few) and by watching belly dance videos. Starting with Cabaret style belly dance, Natalie has found solitude in Tribal Fusion style belly dance. Natalie keeps busy as the choreographer of her group Nadeshiko, and a member of the Shakti Dance Movement.
MEDAH’S Summer Shake It Up! All Classes @ Ballet Hawai‘i Studios, Dole Cannery 2nd Floor
DAY
Saturday, July 28 2007
2-3:30 pm SUZANNE Tantalizing Turkish Style
Suzanne will cover the differences between Egyptian chiftetelli music, Turkish Tftitelli and 9/8ths rhythms. Experience the fun,aerobic, high energy of the Turkish Rompi Rompi. Some basic steps for 9/8 will be taught and we’ll start a karslama choreography. Bring a long, full skirt.
3:30-5 pm WILLOW Modern Egyptian Moves
Willow focuses on fluid undulations, defined movements and subtle accents to create contemporary combinations. These combinations can be danced to variety of music, which will be explored in class. A fun, inspiring and completely useful class - a must for dancers who demand more!
5-6:30 pm KALAE Discovering Duo Dynamics
Exploring Duo Relationships in tight choreography. Introduction to simple and complex Shakti style combinations intended for, but not limited to, dancing in a duo. Precision of movement, spacing, and partner interaction emphasized. Bring a friend to partner with, or find one in class! Intended for intermediate dancers or beginners up for a challenge.
DAY
Sunday, July 29, 2007
2- 3:30 pm SAMANTHA Samba101
Samantha’s workshop is devoted to the wonderful cultural mix of AfroBrazillian dance, songs and rhythms.We’ll learn a three-minute complete “Samba Fanfarra” choreography, and enjoy the rhythms of Brazilian “Batucada”. A workshop to accommodate every level of dancing skill.
3:30-5 pm Guest Artist! MICHALE McELHANY of San Francisco
American Tribal and AZURE Essential Technique
A complete approach to stretching, isolation warm-ups, shimmy drills, traditional Fat Chance ATS belly dance moves, and Michael’s own Azure line formation moves. All levels welcome!
5-6:30 pm NATALIE Tribal Fusion 101: Slow Moves
Enjoy Natalie’s approach to slow moves and isolations associated with the American Tribal Fusion Style.
PRICES: All 6 classes = $80 1 class = MEDAH Members $15 /$20 non members ATS Essentials = Members $20, Non- Members $25
(P.S. you can still become a member!)
FEATURED ARTISTS AND INSTRUCTORS
Suzanne Hamdi a.k.a. Keyser stared dancing at 5, and has performed and studied dance in the Middle East, Greece and Russia. She has studied with respected dancers Ibrahim Farrah, Yousry Sharif, Shareen El Safy and Serena Wilson to name a few. Suzanne was invited to perform a 2nd show at the Galata Tower in Istanbul, and loves dancing to live Turkish music. Suzanne is the Director and choreographer for the Dancers of Isis, and teaches at the University of Hawai’i’s Outreach College
Willow Chang began her dance journey with Hawaiian hula, in halau O Na Maoli Pua for 10 years. In 1994, she visited Syria & Egypt, and performing in a Hawaiian show for 6 months. For the past 14 years, she has focused her studies on Middle Eastern Dance, traveling, attending (75+!) and sponsoring workshops with master teachers and completing her degree in dance in 2002.Willow is the director of The SANGHA Dance Theater and is in demand performer. Highlights include Rakassah West (2001-2007), L.A. at La Yali El Saif concert, Margaret Cho’s Sensuous Woman concert, Egypt at the Music for Medicine Concert (2005) and taught and performed in Athens, Greece at UNESCO’s 20th International Dance Congress (2006). She’s featured on IAMED’s Bellydance Reloaded DVD and Hollywood Music’s DVD The Exotic Art of Belly Dance. Willow will share her elegant, emotive and innovative dance at Mahmoud Reda’s Event and will teach and perform in Germany, October 2007.
Kalae has been belly dancing for 15 years. Her introduction to belly dance came at age 15, when she began taking classes with Jean Yanagawa. Since then, Kalae has taken workshops with world renowned dancers and performers such as Suhaila Salimpour, Ansuya Rathor, Aisha Ali, Rachel Brice, Kajira Djoumhana, Jill Parker, Zoe Jakes, Colleena, Kami Liddle, to name a few. Kalae studied Odissi, classical Indian dance, with Ratna Roy at Evergreen State College, Washington. Her knowledge in belly dance and Classical Indian dance combined creates her unique interpretation of tribal fusion belly dance for her troupe The Shakti Dance Movement. This spring, they danced at Tribal Fest and continue to sponsor artists in the tribal fusion style.
Samantha Tavares is a Brazilian national with over 20 years of experience teaching and performing Afro Brazilian Dance, as well as a variety of other ethnic dance traditions She is one of the founding members of Samba Axe Hawaii – A group dedicated to promoting ethnic dance, music, and rhythm. Last year, she attended UNESCO’S 20th International Dance Conference and recently opened The Meditations Café, devoted to cultural sharing of all the arts.
Michael McElhaney started training American Tribal Style belly dance in San Francisco with Fat Chance Belly Dance from 1990-1995 Michael co founded Ultra Gypsy with Jill Parker 1995-1998, then
Azure Belly dance with co director Andra Young. For the past12 years, Michael is the featured house dancer at Kanzaman Hookah restaurant in Upper Haight. Highlights include: performing with Fat Chance Belly Dance Ethnic dance festival and Rakassah, Tribal Fest 2005, Performer/Teacher Tribal Fest 2006, Fire/Belly dancer Earth Circus-Half Moon Bay &Velocity Circus San Francisco and dancing in Marrakech, Morocco.
Natalie has always enjoyed watching live dance performances, especially the folkloric dances.
“Something in Middle Eastern dance that grabbed my heart” she said. Natalie believes in self-study, and supplements her dance with taking numerous workshops (including Zoë Jakes, Ansuya, Kami Liddle and Colleena, to name a few) and by watching belly dance videos. Starting with Cabaret style belly dance, Natalie has found solitude in Tribal Fusion style belly dance. Natalie keeps busy as the choreographer of her group Nadeshiko, and a member of the Shakti Dance Movement.
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