Book now for the January 2019 Term
Our next block of belly dance classes will begin on 14th January 2019 – Book now to secure your place!
Scroll down for more information about our classes and to book – please note that places in all classes are limited and that your spot is not secure until payment has been received!
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All courses are 10 weeks long with a break in the middle, and the fees must be paid in advance. Classes can be paid for via PayPal, or if you prefer, you can pay by cheque or bank transfer – email Louise@cambridgebellydance.co.uk for details!
Please note that a £3 charge for full course bookings and £1.50 for half course bookings has been added to payments made via Pay Pal
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Beginner Level ONLY 2 PLACES LEFT
Beginners classes are for those with less than 6 months of belly dance experience. Never set foot in a dance class before? This class is for you!
In this class, Louise will take you through the fundamental moves and isolations used in Egyptian belly dance and she will introduce you to some of the different dance and musical styles seen in the Middle East. Over the course of the term, you will learn a fun belly dance choreography that will be built up each week, when its finished you could make it your new party piece!
Mondays: 6:15 – 7:15pm at The Centre at St Paul’s, Hills Rd, Cambridge
Full course (10 weeks) £67 (+£3 if using Pay Pal)
Half course (first 5 weeks only) £33.50 (+£1.50 if using Pay Pal)
Improver Level ONLY 3 PLACES LEFT
This class is for those who are confident with their basic technique and would like to take their dancing up to the next level.
In this class, Louise will introduce you to more challenging technique and combinations that build on the technique learned at Beginner Level. This can include elements such as layering, travelling steps, and turns. You will also work on a choreography during each term and experiment with improvisation and activities involving group work
You must have been dancing for at least two terms at beginner level and have a good understanding of basic belly dance technique to be eligable for this class.
Mondays: 7:30 – 9:00pm at The Centre at St Paul’s, Hills Rd, Cambridge
Full course (10 weeks) £85 (+£3 if using Pay Pal)
Half course (first 5 weeks only) £42.50 (+£1.50 if using Pay Pal)
Intermediate Level ONLY 3 PLACES LEFT
You must have been dancing at Improver Level for a minimum of three terms and have a solid understanding of improver level technique before joining this class.
Intermediate Level is for more experienced dancers who have developed a solid understanding of core belly dance technique and can execute this clearly. This class is taught at a faster pace, you will be working on more challenging technique and choreography which may involve the use of props and working together as a group.
There is strong emphasis on performance and all members of the Intermediate class are encouraged to perform with the student troupe Aiwa! at haflas, festivals and local events, however this will be dependant on regular attendance in weekly classes and rehearsals.
At intermediate level, you will be expected to take more control of your own learning and dance development through attending classes regularly, and taking time in between classes to practice technique and choreography. It is also strongly recommended that students in this class attend workshops with other teachers wherever possible, in addition to the course
Wednesdays: 8:00 – 9.30pm at Netherhall School, Queen Ediths Way, Cambridge
Full course (10 weeks) £85 (+£3 if using Pay Pal)
Half course (first 5 weeks only) £42.50 (+£1.50 if using Pay Pal)
All classes include an instructor led warm up followed by technique drills and usually choreography that is built up over the course of the term, some times students will also do exercises involving group work and improvisational dance. Classes are then finished with a cool down and gentle stretching exercises