List of Dances Offered and Comming Soon

DANCE LIST
I only offer dance lessons for either beginners or those who just need a dance partner to practice with. Below is the list of dances I am currently able to offer.
American Ballroom (Smooth) Dance List:
East Coast Swing
Foxtrot
Hustle
Tango
Two Step (Night Club)
West Coast Swing
Waltz
Latin Ballroom (Rhythm) Dance List:
Bachata
Bolero
Cha Cha
Merengue
Rumba
Salsa
Bellydance:
Drum Solo
American Tribal



DANCES COMING SOON:
INTERNATIONAL BELLYDANCE STYLES

SPANISH GYPSY (ZAMBRA STYLE) DANCE
Choreographyt using skirt and mantone.
Latin fantasy routine using fans. (Arab-Afro-Cuban fusion)


EGYPTIAN DANCE - ORIENTAL (Raks Sharqi)
Egyptian Rhythms and finger Cymbals
Dynamic Drum Solo Techniques
Shimmies with Basic Steps
Traveling Steps and Body Waves
Graceful Arm Movements in Combination with Hip Articulations
Outline Choreography for a Classical Solo Dance

FOLKLORIC (RAKS BALADI) for Adults or Children
Cane Dance. Routine for Group or Solo (Egyptian)
Nubian Harvest Dance - Routine for Group

GHAWAZEE
Introduction and Basic Technique with Finger Cymbals
Short Choreography for Group Dance
Short Choreography for Duet or Trio

TURKISH DANCE
Introduction to Oriental Dance Rhythms and finger Cymbals
Karsilama, Folk and Romani Styles
'Dere Dere' Short Choreography to Folk Song
"Magic of the Veil" Flowing Combinations
Veil Dance Choreography "Goddess Dance"

MOROCCAN DANCE
Introduction to Dances of the Desert and Mountain People
Shikhat Style Routine
North African Rhythms with Live Music

RAKS SHAABI DANCE
Traditional Tunisian style dance with balancing technique and choreography for solo or group performance.

WOMEN'S SOCIAL DANCE OF SAUDI ARABIA
Traditional style called Khaleegy for group dances

PERSIAN DANCE
Introduction to Arm Movements & Hand Gestures for Classical Style with Traditional Dance Steps

DANCE MEDITATIONS
The Healing Art of Oriental Dance
Guidebook and music used in workshop available for purchase


VICTORIAN DANCE STYLES
Dance in the English Regency
English Country Dance
Regency dance
Polonaise
Quadrille
Scotch Reel
Dance in the mid 19th century
Five Step Waltz
Polka
Schottische
Two Step
Waltz
Dance in the late 19th century, through 1910 or so
All the same dances that were done in the mid century were still being done in the late century, but by fewer people and with less enthusiasm. Dance masters, in a vain attempt to maintain their place in society and in the economy, invented dances of greater and greater complexity.
The bustle replaces the hoop, which necessitated a few changes in dancing. At the same time, Ragtime music begins its infiltration.
Cakewalk
Krakowiak
Mazurka
Racket
Redowa
Waltz
Dance in the Ragtime era
Vernon and Irene Castle bring an air of respectability to couple dancing, and spark what was arguably the largest U.S. dance craze ever. By the end of WWI people eshew these as old fashioned.
Foxtrot
Maxixe
One-Step
Tango
Waltz
Dance in the 1920s
It's the roaring twenties, and kids are spoiled. For the first time, there is a class of children who don't have to immediately go to work to support the family. This is an era of highly energetic dances done by the younger generation.
Black Bottom
Charleston
Foxtrot
Shag
Waltz
Dance in the 1930s and 1940s
More than ever before, white society is getting its dances from black society. Swing music and swing dancing are what's happening
Big Apple (dance)
Foxtrot
Swing
Waltz
Tap