If you want to have fun improvising at the next juerga instead of hiding in the corner, you'll want to be in this Masterclass!
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If you want to have fun improvising at the next juerga instead of hiding in the corner, you'll want to be in this Masterclass!
Are you a Bulerías-beginner, feeling too scared to go out and improvise?
What if, instead of not getting it, you could actually hear the cues in the music AND know the parts of the dance so well, you could improvise like someone born into a flamenco dynasty?
I mean.. it's possible
An online course teaching you how to improvise to the cante (the singing) in the easiest way possible
If you've been to Bulerías classes or workshops before and its still not making sense - this course is for you
Feeling pre-performance nerves is one thing...
Having to go out on stage when you don't know what steps go where or how to hear the cues in the music
that's just terrifying
You want to join in and dance Bulerías, only you never do 😕
The absolute fear is always there
❌ about when to come in
❌ how to stay on compás
❌ the very fast pace
❌ when to exit
❌ how to stay on compás
❌ the very fast pace
❌ when to exit
not only that, but
❌ all the singing sounds the same
❌ you can't hear the cues in the music
❌ you can't hear the cues in the music
❌ you feel next level dread about having to improvise
You're over it and just want it to be fun and easy
Hi, I'm Belinda 👋🏽
I've been dancing flamenco for over 40 years
But.. for the longest time, I knew nothing about improvisation
- the singing all sounded the same
- I couldn't hear the cues in the music
- and I definitely did not volunteer to get up and improvise at any Fin de Fiestas
I was way too terrified to go out 'in the middle' – because none of it made sense to me
It wasn't until I took the time to understand the letra, bit by bit - and see how the steps fit in, one compás at a time - that things clicked into place for me
I discovered there is
- ONE common structure for singing the letra for a dancer who is improvising
- ONE structure for dancing to this letra that works every time
- AND... the caída falls in ONE place, every time
Figuring out these 'rules' for Fin de Fiesta really helped me to start getting it
If you're like I was, and wondering why you're struggling to improvise or find the whole thing confusing, it might be because you don't yet have these foundations in place
That's why I created this online course - to share with you all I've learnt, so you too can learn to improvise easily
We'll be taking the scary out of improvising 🤗
Imagine this...
It's 6 weeks from now and you no longer feel anxious about improvising
In fact, you actually look forward to it!! (#what!)
because you decided
🚀 now is the time to learn
🚀 now is the time to challenge yourself and move past the fear and dread of improvising
🚀 now is the time to learn
🚀 now is the time to challenge yourself and move past the fear and dread of improvising
you decided
that's it, you're done, no more hanging back in the semi circle saying "no thanks, not me today.." but secretly wishing you would
that's it, you're done, no more hanging back in the semi circle saying "no thanks, not me today.." but secretly wishing you would
and you realised
if you keep on ignoring how improvisation works, you'll never get to experience the fun of it, and that's just not an option anymore
if you keep on ignoring how improvisation works, you'll never get to experience the fun of it, and that's just not an option anymore
🚀 it's now... or pretty much never
What's included:
- 6 modules in total covering letra, salida, respiro, llamada, coletilla, final and more
- each module has 4 lessons, with a combination of video theory, video dance lessons and done for you notes
- most videos are 5 - 10 minutes in length, all bite sized to take in a little bit of information and integrate before moving on
- links to copies of the solo compás plus music tracks on YouTube and Spotify so you can easily practice on your own
- extra bonus videos - I share a few Bulerías breakdowns to help you become familiar with all the moves
Plus:
- send me your videos for personalised feedback
- access to a Private Chat Box to ask me any questions ☎️
- learn at your own pace — no pressure, just progress
- desktop AND mobile-friendly video
Wouldn't it be nice to never again
- have the thought "I wish I knew how to improvise"
- feel so nervous that you might get picked for going out in the middle because you don't know what to do
- have that feeling of regret in your stomach when you see other dancers having the best time out in the middle, letting loose with their moves
watch your flamenco buddies dancing at Fin De Fiesta and wish you were part of the fun...
What you'll learn:
- how a letra is sung for a dancer who is improvising
- what to do when the singer takes a respiro
- when to listen out for the caída and how to recognise it
- how to use your dancing to resolve with the caída
- what steps make up a patada por Bulerías
- how to make your moves work every time, no matter how the letra is sung
- how to dance a complete patada, from salida to final
Who this is for:
- Suitable for BEGINNERS to ADVANCED flamenco dancers
- This course is about how to dance to the cante so we'll be keeping the moves simple
This might be an online course, already done for you, but I'm still here!
Curious what the course looks like? 👀
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By the end of this course you'll know:
- the one most common way a letra is sung for a dancer who is improvising, in the Bulerías de Jerez style
- what steps make up the basic structure, and how you can vary these steps so you can improvise with confidence
- the one most basic structure for dancing a patada and how to make it work every time, no matter how the letra is sung
- where to expect the caída, how to recognise it and how to teach your body to respond to the caída so you don't miss the cues in the music
- how to sing a letra, because if you can get that melody coming from within you, improvising gets to become second nature
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