onela
New member
Hay so Nath Keo is coming to Halifax in April! He's giving 3 different 3-hour workshops over the weekend (see below). The deal for all 3 is pretty good but frankly I can't afford all 3 (I'd rather do 2 and go to the hafla, and the hafla's a drop in the bucket). Which two would be your priorities and why? I think I know which ones I want to take, but I'd like to see the "why's" for what others would pick to see how my "why's" stack up.
the Sacred Centre Method (all levels)
Learn the secrets of Nath Keo's revolutionary Sacred Centre Method. Combining elements of bellydance, cambodian classical and folk dances as well as other North African dance movements. This workshop is designed to suit dancers in any style, age and fitness level. Focus is on Balance, Grace, and Form. (no choreography. Can be designed to suit a 2, 3 or 4 hour workshop)
Dum Tekka (intermediate/advanced)
Learn the art of bellydance drum solos. Isolations, hip accents, phrasing, pops & locks. (short drum solo choreography optional for workshops 3 hours in length or more)
Orientale Bliss (intermediate/advanced)
Egyptian oriental style technique and phrasing. Learn to interpret egyptian music and dance, recognise patterns, and essential movements that characterises this dance style. (choreography optional for workshops 3 hours in length or more)
the Sacred Centre Method (all levels)
Learn the secrets of Nath Keo's revolutionary Sacred Centre Method. Combining elements of bellydance, cambodian classical and folk dances as well as other North African dance movements. This workshop is designed to suit dancers in any style, age and fitness level. Focus is on Balance, Grace, and Form. (no choreography. Can be designed to suit a 2, 3 or 4 hour workshop)
Dum Tekka (intermediate/advanced)
Learn the art of bellydance drum solos. Isolations, hip accents, phrasing, pops & locks. (short drum solo choreography optional for workshops 3 hours in length or more)
Orientale Bliss (intermediate/advanced)
Egyptian oriental style technique and phrasing. Learn to interpret egyptian music and dance, recognise patterns, and essential movements that characterises this dance style. (choreography optional for workshops 3 hours in length or more)