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my wierd sense of humour...it was about the sword,being essential that its balanced....
![]() sorry,my sense of humour is a little mad amanda xxxxxxxxxx ![]()
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I think we should just have a shimmy
![]() *****miss shimmy has a shimmy around the thread**** he he he ![]() amanda xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:p
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I'm going to be learning candles very soon - a lot sooner than I actually thought possible! - to be performed in November. The combination of me and fire should have a lot of people very worried... if there's a headline stating "Bellydancers killed in blaze", don't look at me. *shifty*
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My best props are cane and single veil (a distant second but improving). For some reason I found cane easiest to learn of the two, I had a teacher who taught cane every so often in class and for some reason I really connected with it.
My first teacher is a master at double veil and zills so I sould be good at these (thoughn it has been years sincee I studied with her). But at that time I was focussed on learning and practicing the movement techniques and learning the music and was not as interested in using props (I know zills/sagat are an instrument not a prop--but I find them intimidating lol!). When I decided I was ready to dance with a veil, I found I remembered a lot of what she taught as I obsessively practiced, it started coming back. That and Aziza's veil dvd helped. I am interested in double veil, zills, shamadan or tray, sword and melaya. The teacher who taught cane also taught Melaya Leff ocasionally. I think I am going to focus on overcoming my zill/sagat intimidation issues first since I suspect that will help my dancing the most. Though I don't think I will perform with zills anytime soon. I love it when I see people dancing well with a prop--I mean dancing not doing a bunch of parlor tricks (though that can also be fun to watch). I'm curious, How did you all decide which props you want to dance with? |
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I'm a sword/cane girl! I love balancing things on my noggin. For some reason, even though I'm the clumsiest girl on the planet, I can balance things. Weird.
I like veil, but it's not my forte. I always feel like I'm whipping it around. I'm working on my zills more. And we will be balncing open-flame fire trays in coming weeks. It's gonna be real hard for me to lay off the hairspray. FIRE!!! |
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well you know,I am dancing with zillz,single veil,and a cane (not all at once of course!!!he he he),and realy,I enjoy them all,they realy add depth and color to your dancing I think.
I am staying with those for now,you have all done realy well to learn all you learnt so far on your dance journeys,well done miss shimmy xxxxxxxxxxxx ![]()
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Inspired by my troupemates, I just bought a sword, and am eyeing off a set of isis wings. (any good DVDs out there for either?)
I'm also waiting for my veil to arrive so I can practice with it... and maybe being silk it will miraculously stop getting tangled in my ponytail (which my teacher's veils do!!)!I haven't touched my zils in ages, but I do find myself air-zilling to groovy rhythms. ![]() Last edited by gwinity; 12-08-2006 at 04:48 AM. |
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