Buy, sell or swap all things flamenco! An afternoon/evening of tapas, sangría, music and good company. Bring flamenco related items that you no longer use to sell or swap. Aug 21 starting around 4pm at 7805 8th Ave NE, Seattle.
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Buy, sell or swap all things flamenco! An afternoon/evening of tapas, sangría, music and good company. Bring flamenco related items that you no longer use to sell or swap. Aug 21 starting around 4pm at 7805 8th Ave NE, Seattle.
Workshop fee: entire 3 days $225.00; one day drop in $95.00, auditors $30.00 per session; all payments due by Sept. 10, 2010. Please make checks payable to “Arte y Pureza” and mail to Rubina Carmona, 3634 48th Ave. SW, Seattle 98116. Workshop takes place at American Dance Institute, 8001-8007 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle 98013. Fri, Nov. 5, Studio 2; 1-4 pm; Sat. Nov. 6; Studio 1, 3-6 pm; Sun. Nov. 7, studio 2; 1-4 pm. For more information, contact Rubina at (206) 932-4067 or carmona2@comcast.net. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity!
There will be two 90 minute sessions per day: Level One appropriate for experienced beginners/intermediates; Level Two for advanced/professionals. Teachers are encouraged to attend! All classes accompanied by Marcos Carmona on guitar and Rubina Carmona on Cante.
Times: Prices: All 6 sessions $260.00; 4 sessions for $180.00; 3 sessions for $135.00; 2 sessions for $90.00; one session for $45.00. FLAMENCO DANCE WORKSHOP: Flamenco Baile por Cante: with Stephanie Pedraza LEVEL: Intermediate to Advanced Sunday June 20th, 1:00PM-2:15PM Stephanie will cover the perhaps most important aspect of flamenco dancing. Understanding the Cante(voice) and how to apply your skills. You will learn how to communicate with singers por buleria, rematar etc… We felt while many workshops focus on choreography, it would be fun to have a workshop on how to apply and use what you have, as well as learning some new stuff of course . . .
Class Fee is $30
To register contact Encarna at encarnacionflamenco@yahoo.com or call 206 694-9045
Location: Flamenco Seattle Dance Studio: 408 NE 44th St Seattle, WA 98105
http://www.flamencoseattle.com/
FLAMENCO VOICE WORKSHOP:
Friday June 18th, 7:30PM-8:30PM  Stephanie will cover the most important fundamentals for any flamenco singer. First the physical aspect will be covered through technique, breathing, warm-ups, scales, projection, and relaxing the voice. Then of course, musicality will be covered through applying these skills to singing in compás(rhythm), with emphasis on phrasing and where to sing in contra(syncopation). We felt while many workshops teach flamenco letras, it was time to have a workshop on how sing flamenco correctly. This workshop will be appropriate for singers of all levels. Class Fee is $30 To register contact Miguel at operageek@comcast.net or call 206 852-3984 Location: Flamenco Seattle Dance Studio: 408 NE 44th St Seattle, WA 98105
Each three hour session will include a rigorous technique class and bulerias choreography with Cihtli during the first 90 minutes, followed by an intensive class with guitarist/singer Ethan Margolis, demonstrating different styles of cante from various Andalucian towns (Jerez, Lebrija, Moron, Utrera and Cadiz) and how to work with them appropriately. Cihtli has lived in Sevilla since 2000 and trained exclusively with the Farruco family. She has performed with them throughout Spain and the U.S., and with many other flamenco luminaries such as Ines Bacan, Concha Vargas and Miguel Funi. Ethan Margolis has also lived in Sevilla for the past decade, dedicating himself to learning and preserving the purest forms of Gypsy flamenco. He produced the CD “Aires Gitanos” with Miguel Funi, and composed a flamenco rock opera, “Spanish Day” performed as part of their U.S tour this year. Arte y Pureza has toured the U.S. three times to sold out houses and resounding acclaim. Costs: All three dance workshops, (3 hours each) $280; 2 days $190, one day $95. Guitarists and singers are encouraged to audit; audit fee is $30 for the second half of any day (2:30-4) or $45 for the full 3 hours. Audiotaping is permitted throughout; videotaping permitted for the last 10 minutes of the choreography section. All checks to be made out to “Arte y Pureza” and sent care of Rubina Carmona, 3634 48th Ave. SW, Seattle, WA, 98116. This class is already about half full; don’t lose this opportunity. Please notify Rubina Carmona by Nov. 9 if you want to attend. All tuition is due by Nov. 25. For more information, contact Rubina at (206) 932-4067 or carmona2@comcast.net. For those inspired by Encarna’s dancing last Saturday with Rafael de Utrera and want a great intro to flamenco dance, or those flamenco dancers who would like to learn or perfect the art of the Sevillanas, this class is for you. Mondays November 16th, 23rd, 30th and December 2nd – 7:00P.M. to 8:00P.M. Series description: Palmas (hand-clapping), postures, arms, torso and hand movements, turns, zapateo (foot tapping) and choreography of one of the most interactive and most widely used flamenco palos or styles: Sevillanas. Beginner to Intermediate Level welcome. Requirements: Flamenco or strong character shoes. Skirt is recommended but not necessary. Comfortable clothing. Email me with questions! Tuition: 4-week series are $80 total, paid in advance. Location: Classes are taught at Flamenco Seattle Dance studio in Wallingford, 408 NE 44th St. Seattle, WA 98105 MAP IT Cancellation Policy: Group lessons are paid for in advance and are non-refundable To register for series or ask questions please email me at: encarnacion@flamencoseattle.com Sunday, November 8th, 2009 1:00PM-2:15PM 2:30PM-3:45PM 4:00PM-5:15PM Location: Flamenco Seattle Dance Studio 408 NE 44th St Seattle, WA 98105 Register for classes at: operageek@comcast.net or call 206-852-3984. You can also register on Tuesday Oct. 20, 27 and Nov 3rd at Eric & Encarna’s show 9p.m. at the Capitol Club. Ask for Miguel.
Luis Amador is a multi-talented flamenco, accomplished at cajon, guitar, and singing. We rarely have access to flamenco artists such as Luis.
Currently, Luis is touring all over the world with Joaquin Cortes as a member of his company in stage productions such as, “Mi Soledad” and “Cale”. Born into one of the most prominent gypsy families, the Amador clan, Luis Amador has lived flamenco since birth. Luis’s background includes a life with his father, Rafael, and uncle, Raimundo Amador, founders of the world famous band “Pata Negra”, and known as innovators of flamenco and blues fusion. His other uncle is accomplished recording artist Diego Amador. To enroll or for more information~ ciudadflamenco@gmail.com or call 425-502-0518 October 31 November 1 November 2 November 4 November 6 November 7 single class $35 .¡ Flamenco Andaluz comes to Portland ! Please help us spread the word about this exciting, intensive workshop for Dancers, Musicians, Aficionados… and Novices! La Magdalena, an accomplished dancer and instructor of 15 years who shares her time between New York City and Seville, brings you the Art of Flamenco & Spanish Dance. Inquiry / registration kethrin@hotmail.com FLIER ATTACHED & BELOW  FLIER |
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Nov. 5-7th, 2010; renowned flamenco artists Cihtli Ocampo and Ethan Margolis will be in Seattle three days only to teach an Intermediate/Advanced technique and Solea workshop. Each three hour session will include 2 hours of technique and choreography by Cihtli Ocampo and 1 hour of application with guitar and cante by Ethan Margolis.
Dancers! Maria Bermudez, “Chacha”, will be presenting a three day workshop in Seattle on Friday, Aug. 6 through Sunday, Aug.8 at American Dance Institute, 8007 and 8001 Greenwood Ave. N (corner of NW 80th St.).
