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Dance, Acting, & Voice Classes at HADC
Dance Sampler I (ages 3-4) This is the first dance class for your child, so it is filled with excitement and energy. The very young dancer will learn creative movements that will better prepare them for the more formal training of dance. This 45-minute class is upbeat and stimulating for the tiny dancer. The child will need tap shoes and ballet slippers. Pre-Ballet III (ages 6, 7, 8) Designed for the young ballet student who has had a minimum of one year of Pre-Ballet class. The student will be introduced to a traditional ballet barre routine and center work. The combinations in center include multiple linking steps, turns, and leaps. This is the first level where a placement class must be taken to determine if the child is ready for this level. Pre-Combination I (ages 5, 6, 7) The young dancer must have successfully completed a minimum of two years of the Dance Sampler I or II class. This class does not include ballet, and the focus is tap and jazz technique. This class is by invitation or by taking a placement class.
Combination, Child I (ages 6-8) The class is designed to increase the foundation of jazz and tap. Technique is the focus, fun is the mission. Intro to Ballet (ages 12 & up) This is a traditional beginning ballet class for the older child or teen who does not want to start in a class with young children. The progression of this class tends to move quickly due to the age of the students. This class is not recommended for children under 12 years of age.
The following classes are designed for the student with several years of dance experience. The age next to the class is merely a guideline, not a rule. Dancers are placed in classes according to skill level. A placement class will be given to determine dancer's proper level. There is such a difference when you're dancing to music you really love, when there is this meeting of music and dancer that fuses into one. Those are the experiences we live for. ~ Aisha Ali
816.554.3033 Vocal Performance (ages 10 and up) 30-minute private lessons will teach your student proper warm-up for the voice along with projection, the correct song for the audition, and many “how to audition” rules for theatre. Copyright 2007 Heart of America Dance Centre Yoga Alley Dance Shop Tylor Tayrien Manhattan Dance Project
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Dancers today need to know how to tumble, and of course for those interested in cheerleading, strong tumbling skills are essential. Tumbling is also a great way to work on flexibility and strength. |