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One of my students/group also went Anne Kingstons Exit/Entrance class and was also very pleased with all she learnt. she praised her teaching style and the way she handled everyone, pulling out the best in them....well done, Anne
Well, I guess I was very lucky because I had rooms with good flooring (no carpets) and mirrors - although I didnt need to use them for the Dabke class. Randa taught in the place where the live music was played and kept us all so busy and enthralled - I only had eyes for her and didnt miss the mirrors : @ Taheya, I'm based near Cologne, Germany and unfortunately have only ever had the opportunity to teach at the Fantasia so.........if anybodys willing to put a word in for me, I'd love to teach at the Joy or any other festival/event in the UK. @ Suheir, I'll never forget what Ibrahim Farrah (bless his soul) once told me:"Its not the venue that makes a dancer, but the dancer that makes the venue". Happy dancing, Sara Abou Farhat Last edited by Sara Abou Farhat; 12-11-2006 at 09:06 PM.. |
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I never knew how big the belly dance community was here until recently.
I never had a real workshop with anyone, apart from Jillina, but no Uk dancers.
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I agree Sara, I was also pleasantly surprised at how the level of the dancing has risen since my first teaching season at Jo's summer school about 7 yrs back - amazing.....so many belly babes out there now
Hope it just continues to grow and grow!happy dancing Sara Abou Farhat |
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Of course, the majority of the teachers at Jo's festivals are graduates of her own teacher training course. Kay Taylor in Newcastle has been bringing over good quality teachers for a few years now and she organised the two Farha tours with Dandesh and Aida Nour (2005) and Randa this year. We are suddenly spoilt for choice! |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: uk
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Hi Sara im told heather burby is an intense teacher although i havenot got any first hand experience with her. From personal experience i have found Khaled Mahmoud, Kay Taylor, Margeret Krause, Anne Kingston,Jo Wise, Galit Mersand to name a few very good teachers here in the UK.
Maria de Silva also has an excellent reputation (although i have not tried any of her workshops yet) but i may try classes with her next year. |
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No she has not got a website. She is based in milton keynes but does travel around doing workshops if she is invited. I have got a feeling she is going to be at joy in march....not certain but that is what i heard.
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I'll have a look. I have the leaflet right here.
There will be... Ava Flemming Tito Sara Farouk Wendy Marlett Jo Wise Khaled Mahmoud Tracey Gibbs Anne Kingston Beatrice Curtis Chris Ogden Frances Cairns Kay Taylor Michelle Pender Shirley Lewis Madeleine Mitchell (Karis) Shafeek Woody-drummer There we be.
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