CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
BEGINNERS SAMBA:
This class introduces students to the basic samba step as well as learning to coordinate body movements with the fast rhythms of Brazilian samba music. This is great class for first-time students and for returning students who want extra practice before trying out the next level. "Never a dull moment!!!"
INTERMEDIATE SAMBA:
This class is an essential bridge between the beginning and advanced classes. It adds twists, turns, shakes and style to the motions and basic samba step taught in the beginning class. "It is fast paced and fun."
ADVANCED BATUCADA:
This class is a high energy class that teaches advanced techniques and choreographies to the fast rhythms of Batucada (percussion) music typically played for CARNAVAL. "Guaranteed to make you sweat." *This is an advanced level class and is not recommended for beginners.
Spring/Summer 2008 Samba Classes Schedule
Each session last 1 month ( 4 classes) every Month a new session starts.
May 21st, June 18, July 16, August 13, September 10, October 08.
All classes meet Mondays,
for 4 weeks - one hour per class.
$65 per 4 week session.
Discounts are given to students
who sign-up for more than one class
per session. (Additional classes only, $50)
Bring a friend to sign-up for the first time and you each recieve a $5 discount!
1 To register, come to the Chicago Dance Center Chicago, at the time of your preferred class. Payment is due upon registration. Cash or personal checks accepted. Please make checks payable to Edilson Lima. 3868 North Lincoln Avenue - Chicago, IL 60613 - (773) 880-5044
2 Try out a class for a one time fee of $15.
(Once per session)
WHERE
TO FIND US
NEW LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON...!!
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Dance Center Chicago,
3868 North Lincoln Avenue - Chicago, IL 60613 - (773) 880-504
WHAT
ELSE DO I NEED?
Q: Do I need a partner?
A: No, class is based on an individual's
progress in a group setting.
Q: What should I wear?
A: You should wear something comfortable
that allows you to move freely. Fitted
clothing may also help you to see your movements. Ladies may also want
to try dancing in heels.
Q: How long will it take me to learn how to
dance?
A: Dancing is a continuous learning process and
each individual learns at a different pace. Students may have different
goals in mind when they come to the studio. Edilson pays close attention
to individual as well as group progress and teaches accordingly.
In addition to classes sessions, we encourage all of our students to test
out their new samba skills and join us for fun when Chicago
Samba plays at various locations.
** Free samba dance lesson by Edilson at The Note, every Thursday! First class begins at 11pm! 1565 North Milwaukee, 10pm - 4am**
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