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Beg/Int. Level
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Beg/Int. level technique classes are suitable for dancers with minimum 3 years of dance experience with basic exposure to contemporary dance.
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13th Dec Mon, 9am | |
| By Sylvia Yong (Singapore) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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Yong’s classes place emphasis on the body’s centre and core. With influences from the Graham technique, she develops the use of the core, treating it as a departure point to move the rest of the body parts, as well as the body in space. Other influences she draws from include Chinese dance and its use of the spine. |
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14th Dec Tue, 9am | |
| By Jacek Luminski (Poland) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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The practice of Luminski’s technique is embedded in physical movement pushing the dancer to manipulate the body by using the skeletal muscles system along with the body’s cognitive and neurological functions. In addition to this his classes are heavily influenced by musical rhythms and cultural inflections of his Polish-Jewish background. |
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15th Dec Wed, 9am | |
| By Muslimin Bagus Prawono (Indonesia) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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1.5hrs
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16th Dec Thu, 9am | |
| By Jens Bjerregaard (Denmark) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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1.5hrs
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17th Dec Fri, 9am | |
| By Jens Bjerregaard (Denmark) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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1.5hrs
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18th Dec Sat, 9am | |
| By Muslimin Bagus Prawono (Indonesia) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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1.5hrs
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Adv/Pro. Level
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Adv/Pro. level technique classes are suitable for advance level dancers with good exposure to contemporary dance looking to hone their skills at a professional level.
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13th Dec Mon, 11am | |
| By Jacek Luminski (Poland) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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The practice of Luminski’s technique is embedded in physical movement pushing the dancer to manipulate the body by using the skeletal muscles system along with the body’s cognitive and neurological functions. In addition to this his classes are heavily influenced by musical rhythms and cultural inflections of his Polish-Jewish background. |
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14th Dec Tue, 11am | |
| By Kim Jae Duk (Korea) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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Kim distills certain principle elements of Korean traditional dance – breath and flow – and incorporates them into his technique. The result will be anything but traditional though. Expect pulsating, high energy movement with an almost sport-like dynamic. |
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15th Dec Wed, 11am | |
| By Jens Bjerregaard (Denmark) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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1.5hrs |
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16th Dec Thu, 11am | |
| By Albert Tiong (Singapore) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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One of the Singapore contemporary dance scene’s most established teachers, Tiong’s classes are made for the bold. The former Cloud Gate Dance Theatre dancer will bring his brand of masculine groundedness filled with broad, sweeping dance phrases to the class. Expect exhilaratingly long phrases of movement set to dynamic music. |
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17th Dec Fri, 11am | |
| By Albert Tiong (Singapore) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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One of the Singapore contemporary dance scene’s most established teachers, Tiong’s classes are made for the bold. The former Cloud Gate Dance Theatre dancer will bring his brand of masculine groundedness filled with broad, sweeping dance phrases to the class. Expect exhilaratingly long phrases of movement set to dynamic music. |
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18th Dec Sat, 11am | |
| By Chou Shu-yi (Taiwan) | ||
NUS UCC Dance Studio |
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In his technique classes Chou takes the fundamentals as the starting point, the body, space and direction. With these fundamentals on dance, his classes will be built the body’s relation to space and direction, focusing on movement that is organic, relaxed with an emphasis on how the weight of the body shifts. |
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