with Daniel Proietto.
About the classes:
I see no difference or boundaries between dance styles or any other physical techniques. To me, they all deal with the understanding of movement dynamics as a mean of expression and communication. So first of all, I will encourage the dancers to think holistically and not stylistically about this class or their careers for that matter.
Throughout the class we will focus on sequencing flow, transitions, textures and the dynamic interplay of gravity. We will also use martial arts and anatomy concepts applied to ballet. I will also remind the dancers to focus on the intention behind their movements, to use the expressive power of the eyes and the sculpted body.
The goal of the class is to enhance the virtuosic and athletic aspects of movement with a sense of gestural ease and high-performance precision – allowing the body to become hyperaware and present to be able to perform demanding quality work.
Photo: Elliott Franksbout the classes:
I see no difference or boundaries between dance styles or any other physical techniques. To me, they all deal with the understanding of movement dynamics as a mean of expression and communication. So first of all, I will encourage the dancers to think holistically and not stylistically about this class or their careers for that matter.
Throughout the class we will focus on sequencing flow, transitions, textures and the dynamic interplay of gravity. We will also use martial arts and anatomy concepts applied to ballet. I will also remind the dancers to focus on the intention behind their movements, to use the expressive power of the eyes and the sculpted body.
The goal of the class is to enhance the virtuosic and athletic aspects of movement with a sense of gestural ease and high-performance precision – allowing the body to become hyperaware and present to be able to perform demanding quality work.
Photo: Elliott Franks
