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 | Beginning Swing Dance | Wednesdays 5:30-6:45 | 30 | |
Beginner Swing Dance
Wednesdays 5:30-6:45pm
July 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th
Ages: 18+
Tuition: $80
This July, the Town Hall theater will be offering a beginning east coast swing class! In this four-week series, you will learn proper posture and connection between the lead and follow. You will learn the six count open basic and closed V positions, inside and outside turns and several more step patterns. At the end of this beginning series you will be able to go social dancing and look awesome!!
This class is taught by incredible local dancer, David Rose. This is sure to be a blast and an efficient way to learn the basics of this partner dance. No experience necessary!!!
When registering, please choose if you will be a lead or follow (any gender can lead or follow). We are always short of leads so if you don't care, please sign up as a lead. You do not need to sign up with a partner!
Wear or bring soft soled tennis shoes and clothes you can move in.
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 | Intermediate Swing Dance | Wednesdays 7-8:15pm | 30 | | Intermediate Swing Dance
Wednesdays 7-8:15pm
July 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th
Ages: 18+
Tuition: $80
Already know the basic six-count pattern and have a little dance floor experience? This class will take your East Coast Swing to the next level! Please tell us if you are a lead or follow or it doesn’t matter.
You’ll learn:
- More advanced turn patterns
- Variations with some 8 count Lindy hop patterns
- Techniques for smoother leading and following
Perfect for dancers ready to expand their repertoire, improve partner connection.
A note from instructor David Rose: "I learned to dance in San Francisco during the swing dance craze some 20 years ago. I was taught and studied under many world class dancers and teachers.
I specialize in swing, East Coast, Lindy Hop, Balboa and Collegiate Shag. I have traveled throughout the US and Europe teaching and dancing. Since arriving in Vt. 12 years ago I have taught dance at Middlebury College, St Michael's College, the Waldorf schools and many of our Town Halls from North Nero to Brandon. I love to dance and want to share this art form with as many students as possible." |
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