Flamenco and Ballet Dance School Maria Osende

Sprig Term Progressive Beginner and Low Intermediate Levels

This course is structured for two levels, offering tailored instruction for both progressive beginners (Level 1) and advanced beginner to low intermediate dancers (Level 2).

• Level 1 (Progressive Beginner - 1 to 2 years of training)
 Focuses on building foundational skills, improving footwork, and learning Sevillanas, a must-know dance for all flamenco dancers. Recommended for students who learned Fandangos this winter and attended Level 1 in the fall.

• Level 2 (Advanced Beginner - Low Intermediate - 3+ years of training)
 Designed for students who have already learned Alegrias in the 2023/24 school year and Fandangos this year. This level will refine technique and further develop choreography.

• 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Level 1: Footwork Technique & Sevillanas

(Students who participated in the winter Fandangos choreography will continue an additional 15 minutes from 7:00 – 7:15 PM.)

• 7:00 – 8:00 PM | Level 2: Choreography – Alegrias & Fandangos (Review & Development) & Tangos de la Repompa Review (occasional run-through at the end of class)

🗓️ Important Dates to Remember

• No Class: Easter Monday, April 21

• Saturday, April 21 - Seville's Spring Fair in Halifax Family Fair Day
• Between Shores - Premiere, May 9-10
• No Class: Victoria Day, May 19

• Last Day of Classes: June 16
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Student Showcase: Saturday, June 21, 7:00 PM at DanceSpace (Rehearsal at 5:00 PM)

6 Tips for a Fulfilling Dance Experience

To make the most of your flamenco journey with us, here are six tips:

• Ask for Help in Class: Don't hesitate to seek clarification or additional repetitions of a step from your teacher.
• Commit to Regular Attendance: Consistency is key to mastering flamenco. Regular attendance ensures you don't miss out on vital progress.
• Practice Regularly: Just 5-10 minutes of daily practice can work wonders in developing muscle memory and technique.
• Communicate with Your Teacher: If you ever feel challenged or overwhelmed, your teacher is here to support you. Discuss any concerns or adjustments you need.
• Focus on Your Progress: Everyone progresses at their own pace. Avoid comparing yourself to others and embrace your unique journey.

Cherish Your Own Progress: Remember, you're here because you love flamenco. Be kind to yourself and celebrate your accomplishm