New Workshops September 12th-December 19 with Neli Tirado (session break between October 31 and November 2nd)

September 8th- December 12th
Intermediate Level Flamenco
Mondays 7:30-8:30 Intermediate Technique

Tuesdays 6:45- 7:45 Intermediate Technique
7:45-8:45 Intermediate Choreography

Saturdays 3-4:00 Intermediate Choreography

-Pre-Registration and Pre-payment for the month of September $240
Choreography- Bamberas
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Mon. & Tues. Location: Ballet Hispanico of NY
167 West 89th St. (bet. Col. & Amst.)
New York, NY 10024
212- 362-6710
www.ballethispanico.org

Saturday Location: Bridge For Dance
2726 Broadway 3rd floor (bet. 104th&105th st.)
New York, NY 10025
212-749-1165
www.bridgefordance.com

-Payment via secure online transaction thru Paypal to Nelidatirado@hotmail.com
-No drop-ins. No refunds on missed classes but makeup's are available.
-For more info, email Nelida@Nelidatirado.com
www.NELIDATIRADO.com

All classes culminate with a final peformance December 13th for those wishing to participate.

Level key-

Absolute Beginner- No previous experience with flamenco, introductory level class

Beginner- Students should have at least 6 months of flamenco experience/ Absolute beginner class

Intermediate- Students should have a strong foundation of flamenco technique including placement, footwork, armwork and an understanding of syncopations and flamenco compas.

6 Week Absolute Beginner Flamenco Session
November 7th- December 19th (no class Nov.28th)
Saturdays 2-3:00pm
Location: Bridge For Dance
2726 Broadway 3rd Flr. (bet.104&105th st.)
New York, NY 10025
212- 749-1165
www.bridgefordance.com

Cante for Dancers workshop with Alfonso Cid
and guitarist Andrés Perches Lemons and assistant dancer Isabel del Día at Lotus Music and Dance Studios.

In this workshop students will get an introduction to flamenco cante with an emphasis on structure of the verses, phrasing and rhythm and application to flamenco dance and choreography. I'll put each style within its own historic context and development. I'll hand out plenty of printed material with the translation of the lyrics and the structure of the dances in each class.

If you want to strengthen your understanding of how to work with the cante this is an excellent opportunity. Yo do not need to sing in this workshop but bring your flamenco shoes because it is a "feet-on" instead of a hands-on experience.

Please, bring a recording device to take the class home with you.

The class plan will be:

Alegrías (12/02/09)
Tangos de Málaga (12/09/09)
Soleá (12/16/09)

When: Wednesdays starting this week, October 21st until December 16th (no class on Nov. 25th due to the Thanksgiving holiday).
Time: 7:30-9:00PM
8 Sessions: $200 prepaid or $30 per session.
Where: Lotus Music and Dance.
109 W. 27th Street, 8th floor (between 6th and 7th Avenues)
New York, NY 10001
Tel: (212)627 1076
e-mail: info@lotusmusicanddance.org
Web: www.lotusmusicanddance.org <http://www.lotusmusicanddance.org/> $160 - Full Workshop (Save $20)

JOSE EL CHINO
CAJON [FLAMENCO PERCUSSIVE BOX] CLASSES
FOR BEGINNERS & ADVANCED PERCUSSIONISTS!

Flamenco Latino presents Jose el Chino in a series of cajon [percussive box] workshops for beginners and advanced percussionists. Advanced classes are for experienced musicians with percussion background such as drums, congas or cajon.

NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 19, 2009 at
Flamenco Latino Dance Studio
244 W. 54th Street, 4th floor
New York, NY 10019

Mondays:
5:30-6:30pm for Advanced
6:30-7:30 pm for Beginners

Tuesdays:
5:30-6:30 pm Advanced

Wednesdays 6-7 for Beginners

Saturdays:
4:00-5:00 for Advanced
5:00-6:00 for Beginners

Single class: $35
$70 3-pack (once a week)
$135, 6-pack (twice a week)
$195 9-pack (3 times a week)
Unused credit non-transferable. Credit/debit cards accepted.

Call 212 399-8519 for questions or to reserve.
More info: http://www.flamencolatino.com/artists/joseelchino.htm

Jose El Chino is a great cajón player from Barcelona. He has worked and toured with Las Chuches, La Hungara, Las Peligro Musical, Miguel el Toleo, „Velada de Santa Ana Triana‰ with Compañía Manolo Marin, La Compañía Andaluza (choreographed by Javier La Torre and Cristina Hoyos), Jose Andres Cortes, Triana Pura, Guadiana, Farru, Juan Ramirez, Juan de Juan, Lucky Losada, Ramon Porrina, Jesus de Rosario, and Ramon Jimenez. He works regularly at Los Tarantos, Jazzsi and Sala Apolo in Barcelona

Manolo Rivera teaches Introduction to Hands, Arms, and Style . . . November 28 and 29
Sat. Nov. 28 (5:30 to 6:30)
Sun. Nov. 29 (3:00 to 4:00)
Fee: $25 per class

Flamenco Vivo Dance Studio
4 West 43rd Street, Suite 801
Between 5th and 6th Ave

For Information Contact: Manolo Rivera (212) 724-5058 or email manolobaile@yahoo.com

Manolo Rivera is recognized as one of America's foremost flamenco dancers. A professional since the age of eight, he has circled the world as a soloist with the company of Jose Greco, and has performed with the Great Antonio. The Santa Fe reporter said, "He dances with such flair and personality, one might call him the "Nureyev of Flamenco."

Manolo is a highly personable teacher with great spontaneous energy and insight. A believer in "serious fun", he enjoys projecting different and often contradictory aspects of himself. He encourages this approach as a way of centering and presenting an honest dynamic performance. Manolo has the gift to liberate dancers.

Both as a guest artist and with his company, he has toured the Orient, South America, North America and Europe, performing in tablaos, nightclubs and concert halls. He has partnered and choreographed for Maria Benitez, Susana de Palma and Carlota Santana, as well as for television and opera. He was a principal dancer for many years with the New York City Opera. A master teacher in great demand for over 30 years, Manolo teaches at universities, flamenco festivals, and major dance studios across the U.S. and Canada. Recognized for his innovative choreography, he has received several grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council for the Arts. After recently completing several successful workshops in Detroit, Manolo is excited about presenting his series of future workshops in New York City.

For Information Contact: Manolo Rivera (212) 724-5058 or email manolobaile@yahoo.com

Workshops with Juan Siddi Dec 5-8
Sat 12/5, 2 pm Int/Adv, 3 pm Beg
Sun 12/6, 3 pm Int/Adv, 4 pm Beg
Mon 12/7, 7:30 pm Int/Adv, 8:30 pm Beg
Tues 12/8, 7:30 pm Int/Adv, 8:30 pm Beg
Single class $25
4-Pack $90 (unused credit
non-transferable)
More info: http://www.flamencolatino.com/artists/juansiddi.htm
Or 212-399-8519

Bridge for Dance, www.bridgefordance.com, 2726 Broadway (between 104 & 105th St), 3rd floor, 212 749 1165

Ballet Hispanico of New York- 167 West 89th Street (between Columbus and Amsterdam Ave.) New York, NY 10024  - 212-362-6710 
For directions to the studio- http://ballethispanico.org/general_information/location_directions.html

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Dance Studios - 4 West 43rd Street, Suite 801
(btw 5th & 6th Ave)

The Flamenco Latino Dance Studios, 244-250 West 54th St., Ste. 404, (bet. Broadway and Eighth Ave.), New York, NY 10019
For reservations call 212-399-8519 (admin.) or 212-399-1091 (studio).

King Juan Carlos I Center, New York University, 53 Washington Square South, 212-998-3650

Lotus Music & Dance Studios, 109 W. 27th St. 8th Floor, 212-627-1076

Roy Arias Flamenco Studios - 218 West 37th St (btw 7th & 8th Ave) and West 43rd St. just west of 8th Avenue