101. Flamenco Dance Videos If you want to learn how to dance flamenco, this is perfect for you. The Gypsy Tango or Tango Gitano is a flamenco dance (not to be confused with http://www.activevideos.com/flamenco.htm

ACTIVE VIDEOS Secure on-line shopping! Flamenco Instructional Dance videos Home Ordering Info Affiliates Contact Us Flamenco Dance Videos Join our email list and we'll notify you about new videos and specials as well as present interesting articles by experts from selected categories! Send Page To a Friend Learn Flamenco Video DVD Only - $19.95 If you want to learn how to dance Flamenco, this is perfect for you. You will receive detailed instruction on how to perform basic Flamenco movements such as: “Taconeo” basic Flamenco footwork; “Floreo” basic Flamenco hand movements; “Braceo” fundamental Flamenco arm action; “Palmas” Flamenco hand clapping; proper body movement, including hip swinging; how to work the skirt like a Flamenco dancer; and how to use “Castanets” as a dancing tool. You will view exciting performance demonstrations, and will receive tips on how to get the “Flamenco Look” and “Mood". Your Flamenco Master Teachers are Ms. Eva Amador and Ms. Reina Contreras of the Classical/Flamenco Dance Group, Cuadro Espanol, based in Central California, where traditions and secret dance techniques are passed on going back to Spain. 60 mins. (2002) DVD-All-Region. Learn Flamenco II - Gypsy Tango Video DVD Only - $19.95

102. Voice Of Dance - Insights - Chat Transcripts lori Tonight our chat is with flamenco great, Rosa Montoya!One of the most widely recognized names in flamenco Dance today, Rosa was born in Madrid, Spain, http://www.voiceofdance.com/Insights/vchat.global.trans.cfm?ChatSchedule_ID=3000

103. GO Brooklyn STOMPIN GROUNDS Meson flamenco continues to serve up a fiery side dish of flamenco dance and music. Meson flamenco Chef Paco Mateo takes a break from the http://www.go-brooklyn.com/html/issues/_vol27/27_01/mesonflamenco.html

STOMPIN' GROUNDS Meson Flamenco continues to serve up a fiery side dish of flamenco dance and music Meson Flamenco Chef Paco Mateo takes a break from the kitchen to heat up the guitar strings. The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango By Lisa Selin Davis for The Brooklyn Papers When Pepe Canto was born at Long Island College Hospital on Atlantic Avenue 30 years ago, the street had a different feel. Although its famous Middle Eastern restaurants began to open there in the 1930s, the rest of the block suffered from the dwindling shipping industry that drained the life from the docks at the end of the avenue. A small Spanish community resided nearby, and there was one Spanish restaurant, La Mancha, where everyone congregated. "La Mancha was there, on the corner, for 50 years," says Canto. "On the avenue, on the piers and ports, all these sailors would come in from Spain and dock here. [Atlantic Avenue] was nothing but Spanish places, a little Spanish colonial area, but when they closed down the piers, people moved to Queens or Jersey, or even back to Spain." A decade ago, when La Mancha closed, Pepe Canto snatched up the chef, Paco Mateo, and opened his own place, Meson Flamenco, as an ode to his family, his heritage and the neighborhood that no longer was. He not only serves pan-Spanish food - from the more southern tapas (appetizers you eat at the bar) to traditional Castilian delicacies like cabrales, a kind of blue cheese - he also serves Spanish culture, in the form of flamenco dance and guitar, unlike anywhere else in New York.

104. Dance AGM Home of the UK s fastest growing promoter of flamenco dance, flamenco Pages of Juan Talavera - flamenco Dance news, Class Schedules, http://www.artist-show.com/ArtFields/Performing/Dance.html

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105. 8/15-8/19 FLAMENCO FOR BEGINNERS W/TIMO LOZANO Proudly presents a flamenco Dance Workshop For BEGINNERS with, TIMO LOZANO DANCE EXPERIENCE 0 months to 12 months of flamenco experience. http://austin.craigslist.org/cls/86681898.html

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106. Flamenco! Juan Talavera Juan Talavera, noted and critically acclaimed, Spanish flamenco Dancer, Juan Talavera and three original Men of flamenco Dance Company members, http://www.flamencobravo.com/

(Collage by Juan Talavera III) Sensuous Gypsy Senoritas and Handsome Gypsy Men "Flamenco Bravo is a serious swath of Flamenco Sensuality!" The Los Angeles Times "His technique generated not only a powerful rhythmic engine but also a level of mastery in which he managed to cross-fade from one complex step pattern to another with perfect control..a commanding performance at the Fountain Theatre by Juan Talavera." Lewis Segal, Los Angeles Times More Press Quotes Mr. Talavera directs and choreographs two noted Spanish and Flamenco Dance Companies: FLAMENCO BRAVO! J UAN TALAVERA and his renown company FLAMENCO BRAVO! scorch the stage with the Pride, Passion and Fury of Spanish and Flamenco Dance, Music, Song and Percussion. The San Gabriel Civic Auditorium, The McCallum Theatre, The Getty Museum, East Los Angeles College Auditorium, Beverly Hills Hi Auditorium, Whittier Hi Auditorium, The Fountain Theatre, The John Anson Ford Theatre, The Shrine Auditorium, and The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion have all hosted this white-hot, electric dance company. THE MEN OF FLAMENCO!

107. MetroActive Stage | Flamenco Local flamenco dancers say there s a lot more to their art than stomping and THE LIFE of a flamenco dancer is pretty good regular trips to Spain, http://www.metroactive.com/papers/cruz/02.28.01/flamenco-0109.html

Stage Index Santa Cruz MetroActive Central Archives Photograph by George Sakkestad From the Soul: Guitarist Richard Black and dancer Andrea 'La Canela' Black practice a Flamenco routine. Andalusian Attitude Local flamenco dancers say there's a lot more to their art than stomping and twirling By Julia Chiapella THE LIFE of a flamenco dancer is pretty good: regular trips to Spain, Spanish lessons, and most importantly, a sense of power. For "La Canela"she got her name, which means "spice," because of her long auburn hairflamenco connects her to a strong current of female power. "Stomping your feet feels very powerful," she says. "I have a relationship with gravity. It's purging. It's cleansing. And you do it all in a pulse with other people so you know you're not alone in the world." The matriarchal lineage of the gypsies gives rise to a powerful dance form, says Gabrielle Laney, a local student of flamenco and editor of the Santa Cruz Arts Journal "In flamenco, women dancers are much more empowered; it's a stronger archetype. The attitude is 'Don't mess with me,' while for example in belly dance, the attitude is 'Please like me.'" And then there's the passion and sensuality of the dance form.

108. Flamenco Encyclopædia Britannica flamenco form of song, dance, and instrumental (mostly guitar) music commonly associated with the Andalusian Gypsies of southern Spain. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9034479

109. Jaleo Flamenco Dance Company Review From Ballet.co Ballet.co the international site covering ballet and dance in depth and featuring a monthly magazine, interviews, dance thoughts, thousands of reviews and http://www.ballet.co.uk/magazines/yr_05/jul05/ck_rev_jaleo_flamenco_0605.htm

Jaleo Flamenco Dance Company ‘A Private Function’ 7th June 2005 London, Queen Elizabeth Hall by Charlotte Kasner 'A Private Function' reviews Blanco in reviews Caballo in reviews recent Jaleo Flamenco reviews ... Discuss this review (Open for at least 6 months) Flamenco is first and foremost a non-theatrical cultural form that is usually seen at its best in small, private gatherings (peña). Whilst it has been seen to good effect in cafés and cabarets, the theatre presents inherent problems for purists. The strict hierarchy of song, music and dance is inevitably reversed and the dance has to be terrifically strong to withstand the opposite polarity. As for the dancing; well it was a long two hours. The compass was erratic and the palmas lacking in crispness, imparting a sameness to the entire evening and depriving the the audience of light, shade or the tension that can make flamenco compelling. Carlos Caballo executed two prolonged zapateado which, while technically proficient, were not backed by the context of exciting dance and, certainly by the second set, degenerated into a trick. Soleas was neither “slow” nor “powerful” as the programme rightly promised making the concluding Bulerias indistinct and rushed. Ana Ma Blanco’s braceo was stiff and her filigrana perfunctory. The beautifully seductive arms lengthening out of a stretched spine and supple back apparent in the best dancers were entirely absent. The choreography for Sevillanas was the most interesting of the evening as is should be from a company from Seville who one might expect to be up to date with the ever-changing trends.

110. Flamenco Mass flamenco dancers fire up Catholic worship service in San Antonio. flamenco dancers are part of the procession into the church they dance their way up http://www.acfnewsource.org/religion/flamenco_mass.html

SEARCH STORIES: Navigation September 21, 2005 Flamenco Mass The Osgood File (CBS Radio Network): 3/23/01 Printer-friendly version E-mail this story to a friend Flamenco dancers fire up Catholic worship service in San Antonio. Flamenco is a passionate and emotional form of dance that might seem like the last thing you'd see in a Catholic church. But twice a year for the celebratory seasons of Christmas and Easter, Father Jake Empereur conducts Flamenco Mass at San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio Texas. Flamenco dancers are part of the procession into the church: they dance their way up to the altar to present the gifts of wine and bread for the Eucharist, and reverently fan the liturgical books with colorful Spanish fans. At the high point of the mass, when it's time to proclaim the gospel, the priest joins in and dances with the 10 or 12 professional Flamenco dancers. San Fernando Cathedral is home to the Flamenco Mass and many public rituals and celebrations of Mexican Catholic faith. Flamenco, with its roots in Spain, reflects the Hispanic origins of historic San Fernando Cathedral, the oldest parish church and the oldest cathedral in the U.S. But the passionate dance form is also uniquely suited to convey the deep emotions of Catholic faith, from great sorrow to transcendent joy. The expressive nature of Flamenco dramatizes the symbolism of the service, reflecting important sacred moments through movement and gesture. It mirrors the emotional Latino experience of the Liturgy, and deepens the congregations' involvement in the Mass, by bringing passion, life and movement inside the Cathedral.

111. Flamenco Guitar: Resources On The Web - 1000 Great Guitar Sites On The Web Tsuyoshi Shiraishi s flamenco Homepage West Coast flamenco Pages What is flamenco? Yaelisa The Solera flamenco Dance Company Zambra Gitana http://www.guitarsite.com/flamenco.htm

Proudly Sponsored by... AudioPlayer.com is for sale - Click here for more information Flamenco Click here to find out more about this course from Musicians Institute The following article is from Flamenco World The roots of flamenco have evolved in southern Spain from many sources: Morocco, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Greece, and other parts of the Near and Far East. How exactly they came together as flamenco is a subject of great debate and a very interesting story... Gypsies from the south of Spain have created this music since their arrival in Spain in the 15th century. It is widely accepted that they came from Sind, a northern region of India, (now Pakistan). They they left in several waves because of invasion and wars with foreign conquers. The tribes of Sind moved to Egypt until they were thrown out. They then left for Czechoslovakia, but they knew that they were not going to be welcomed anywhere because of their numbers so they decided to divide themselves in three groups that moved to different parts of Europe. The first document to register the arrival of gypsies to Spain is from 1447. Those known as Gypsies called themselves "Ruma -Calk", (it means man from the plains or runner from the plains) and spoke "Calo" (from the Indian dialect Maharata); they used to be nomads, crafstmen and shepherds.

112. Dance.net - Flamenco: Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Hip Hop, Tap, Irish, Disco, Twirling Dance.net has free job and audition listings for dancers, instructors, choreographers, performers; live chat; kidfriendly dance forums; photo uploads; http://www.dance.net/flamenco.html

dancers abroad jobs owners ... Ukrainian Dancing September 21, 2005, 9:50 AM : Please sign in or register for a free account . Get information about membership. New: dance.net sightings Room Salutes Directory , Who's chatting now: General: shanice_toya, Web dance.net Flamenco Dance! partners wanted , and competitions Flamenco SELECT PAGE: ( 1 ) Topic Replies Viewed Author Newest Flamenco in Chicago!? Sun Sep 18 19:02 How often do I need to oil the castanets? (psst... I started flamenco today!) glitterfairy Sun Sep 18 18:25 Flamenco, one branch of the spanish dancing Sat Sep 17 09:40 Spanish Dance its Flamenco?... MuchoDuende Sat Sep 17 06:29 Spanish Dance its Flamenco?... MuchoDuende Fri Sep 16 15:56 MuchoDuende Fri Sep 16 15:42 Flamenco In Ronda Fri Sep 16 07:32 Sevillanas (good video) Fri Sep 16 07:31 Article about Sevillanas Fri Sep 16 07:29 My first Spanish Dance class freshjive Tue Sep 13 14:15 castanets history ( it´s use, material, ect) Tue Sep 13 13:21 Flamenco palo''' Tue Sep 13 12:03 Cool picture Sun Sep 11 14:35 A little bit of flamenco...from me.

113. Del Espadin Flamenco & Spanish Dance (Flamenco In Houston) flamenco and Spanish dance lessons in Houston Texas. Maria Del Espadin leads classes for Classical flamenco. flamenco performances can be booked for special http://www.flamencohouston.com/

@import url("style/main.css"); @import url("style/events.css"); Home About Classes Events ... Contact Buy Tickets Purchase tickets now for our annual flamenco celebration: If you have a referral code, please enter it below. Referral Code: Join our mailing list Receive news and notification of future events through email. Tell a friend about our site. Your name: Your email: Your friend's email: FAQ Your frequently asked questions answered here. Terminology Learn some of the important terms and phrases used in Flamenco dance. Gallery Check out pictures and videos from shows and events. Links Links to other sites of interest. Les hacemos llegar nuestro agradecimiento por su presencia en la Pe±a Flamenca del s¡bado pasado. Es para nosotros un placer compartir nuestra pasi³n por el Flamenco con tan fervientes aficionados. Preparamos la pr³xima celebraci³n titulada ¡Alegr­a Flamenca!, la cual tendr¡ lugar el 23 de octubre en el Chateau Crystale. ¡Les esperamos con asiento reservado, deliciosa comida Espa±ola, y mucho Flamenco! ... in english Announcements Alegria Flamenca Everyone is invited to attend our annual flamenco celebration!

114. World Music Central - Folk And Ethnic Dance Schools Centro de Baile Jerez is a flamenco dance school locatedin one of the cradles La Escuela de Baile flamenco Dance School is the most important flamenco http://www.worldmusiccentral.org/staticpages/index.php/danceschools/print

Folk and Ethnic Dance schools Dance Schools Arabesque Academy was founded in 1987 and is a culture-specific dance school directed by Yasmina Ramzy and specializing in Middle Eastern and Latin and Brazilian dance. Address: 625 Yonge Street (just south of Bloor), Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4Y 1Z5. Phone: (416) 920-5593, Fax: (416) 944-0997 E-mail: dancenet@interlog.com The Brosnan School of Irish Dance was created by Lisa Brosnan. She is licensed with the commission of Irish dance in Ireland and Ia member of the North American Irish Dance Teachers Association and the Western US Region Irish Dance Teachers Association. classes are available in Daly City, San Rafael and Novato. Contact : Lisa Brosnan, T.C.R.G., Brosnan School of Irish Dance. Phone: +1 (415) 785-7330. E-mail: brosnanschool@comcast.net Centro de Baile Jerez is a flamenco dance school locatedin one of the cradles of Flamenco. Address: Urb. Puertas del Sur, Las Quintas, Núm. 35, 11408 Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz), Spain. Phone/Fax: + 34 956 140 406. E-mail: info@academiadebailejerez.com

115. Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana. A Spanish dance company based in New York Citybreaking boundaries between cultures using the universal spirit of flamenco. http://www.flamenco-vivo.org/

F LAMENCO V IVO C ARLOTA S ANTANA T HE C ARLOTA S ANTANA S PANISH D ANCE C OMPANY P RIDE , P ASSION AND P OWER "An infectiously joyful celebration of music and dance" The New York Times "...no-holds-barred flamenco...These dancers broke open like flames dancing along the stage, with outright fireworks for the tableaux finale..." The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Performances New York Season Touring Schedule Special Events Private Events ... What the critics say The Company North Carolina our second home Company Background Carlota Santana Founder and Artistic Director Antonio Hidalgo choreographer of our latest smash production! Photos over the Years in celebration of our 20th Anniversary! Carlota Santana by Victor DeLiso QuickTime video clips from recent performances! Classes and Educational Programs Flamenco Dance Classes Arts-in-Education Other Information How to book the company How to contact us Getting involved with F ... About this site Flamenco About flamenco Flamenco links on the Web Joy. Pride. Sorrow. Love. Death. Flamenco's universal themes transcend the boundaries of the many cultures of America.

116. Faculty Of Fine Arts News: The Passion Of Flamenco Heats Up York U's Midday Musi Motion, colour and panache are the hallmarks of flamenco dance. Skilful, feverish footwork transforms feet into percussion instruments which make their own http://www.yorku.ca/finearts/news/passionflamenco.htm

About Music News Events Undergraduate Program ... York Directory January 2005 The Passion of Flamenco Heats up York U's Midday Music Series The music and dance of southern Spain heat up the stage of McLaughlin Performance Hall on Jan. 12 in a dynamic midday concert guaranteed to warm the blood of any audience on a chilly winter day. The Passion of Flamenco features Canada's pre-eminent flamenco guitarist, York music instructor Roger Scannura, with percussionist Kevin Quevedo Smith and renowned flamenco dancer/choreographer Valeria Scannura. A product of Andalusian culture, flamenco’s roots run deep in Spanish history. The music ranges from melancholy to fiery and is accented with rhythmic clapping and clicking castanets and punctuated with passionate dancing. The flamenco style of guitar-playing is more dramatic than the classical style, and has a sharper, more brilliant tone. Motion, colour and panache are the hallmarks of flamenco dance. Skilful, feverish footwork transforms feet into percussion instruments which make their own kind of special music, while flowing arm movements add to the drama of the guitar’s ornamented rhythms. Roger Scannura became hooked on the compelling melodies and complex rhythms of flamenco after hearing virtuoso guitarist Pepe Habichuela in a Toronto bar 30 years ago. Scannura makes annual pilgrimages to Spain to study the gypsy music that possesses his Maltese soul.

117. Spotlight Spain August 2005, Spanish And Dance, Combining Language Learning In S In Spain, dance especially flamenco - has an established role in local life and many At Carmen de las Cuevas, flamenco dance classes have evolved from http://www.hothousemedia.com/ltm/ltmbackissues/aug05web/aug05spotlight.html

Latest issue Rates Subscription Places to study ... About Language Travel Search this site August 2005 issue Contents News Travel News Agency News ... Request information from our advertisers pdf version To view this page as a pdf file click on this button. If you do not have Acrobat, you can download it from Adobe for free Back issues Status Survey Link to our site Get a Free Copy ... Who's reading LTM? Spanish and dance Combining language learning in Spain with learning to dance is an enjoyable way of getting to know the local culture while also enhancing language skills. We profile a range of courses on offer and report on this niche sector. Travelling to learn a language in another country is ideal for fully immersing yourself in a different culture and many language travellers seek out ways to explore other aspects of the country they are visiting, as a way to complement their language learning experience. In Spain, dance - especially flamenco - has an established role in local life and many language schools in the country say that they started offering combined Spanish and dance courses as a way to tap into their students' wider interest in the country. "[We started offering our Spanish and flamenco courses] to introduce students to Spanish dance culture," says David Stratten from Don Quijote in Seville. "[Courses] appeal to all ages and nationalities."

118. An Interview With Nelida Tirado - Flamenco Dancer; Plus Photos From Alegrias NT Manuella Carrasco, flamenco dancer, an older flamenco dancer, one of my favorites. I love Yuerbabuena, she is very modern. I am inspired by everyday http://www.exploredance.com/flamenco031205.php

Interviews Advanced Lindy Hop with Paul Grecki (Wednesdays) (8:30pm) Swing Line Dance Workshops at Dance Manhattan (9pm) Swing‘n Salsa Party at Club 412 (7pm) www ExploreDance.com More Search Options Robert Abrams Interviews La Nacional ... New York, New York An interview with Nelida Tirado - Flamenco dancer; plus photos from Alegrias Performance at La Nacional 239 West 14th Street, 2nd Floor New York, New York Robert Abrams Tonight's principal dancer is Nelida Tirado, who had just finished her run on Riverdance, gave an impassioned performance. The supporting dancers were Maria de Los Angeles (who performed solo) and Elena de Leon (coupled in Sevillanas, with castanets). The guitarist/singer was Cristian Puig, guitarist Pedro Cortes, and percussionist Sean Kupisz. Robert Abrams: How did you start dancing? Nelida Tirado: My mom put me in dance class after a kindergarten recital so I could learn about typical dances from Spain. RA: How did you become a professional dancer? NT: After years of class, there was no place, especially in New York to continue and work myself into a classical Spanish/flamenco company. I was aimless, and then started getting calls for work, so I started working as an individual artist. RA: What shows have you done?

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