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November Ballet News
***Experience The Education***
Welcome to your free, MONTHLY, online linkage to Ballet Class!
KAT'S Class Updates for the month of November:
Kat's regular teaching schedule is here. Bookmark it so you don't forget. Go here to download a printable Ailey Extension Schedule! In the words of Artistic Director,spyder jackets, Judith Jamison, "If you tin get yourself in the door, you can take a class!"
The Ailey Studios Location:
at the Joan Weil Center for Dance
405 W. 55th Street (at 9th Avenue)
New York, NY 10019
212-405-9500
*Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday November 2,ski wear, 2008 Set your clocks back one hour!*Monday morning equitable slumber late. AAAD is rehearsing and we have evening classes only! (Nov. 3) 6pm and 7:30pm.
*November 4th: Election Day this first Tuesday in November. PLEASE VOTE!
*Thanksgiving Weekend: Friday & Saturday November 28 & 29 The Ailey Extension STUDIOS ARE OPEN! All Classes!
*Starting this month in November and every other month, Wednesday pointe classes at 12noon and Saturdays at 6:15pm will begin a new format: A 20-minute pointe technical warm-up and 40 mins of variations rehearsal. Learning 2 and 3 ballet variations every other month. Everyone is invited, even if you are even now en pointe (you can study these variations in your soft ballet shoes)! This Month we are knowledge the Variations from Peasant Pas & the soloists of the Willis Act 2, all from the ballet Giselle. Our next Variations Month will be January 2009,moncler outlet in new york, repertory to be announced!
*November 23rd 5pm & 7pm Adult Student Repertory Workshop Performance! Buy your tickets online now! For 5pm show here and for 7pm show here Mark your calendar and come watch your classmates fulfil shifty disco shakes from the ballet, Giselle! Gentleman and their chosen ladies are also doing the "Peasant Pas". Vic DiMonda will be setting Crossing from the Broadway dulcet, "Big River." Paula Talayco has choreographed a Lyrical Ballet chip especially for this showcase & Kristina Staykova will make a visitor exterior dancing "El Raton" apt the music of Joe Cuba. The ever fashionable Link disco enterprise will be debuting a chip along Ginger Cox. We are so cheerful to have the Congolese dancers join us from Fusha Dance in a chip by Funmilayo. We likewise have word that International artist/ Choreographer Bev Brown will choreograph and offer up a special Hip Hop/Funk piece, not to be missed. Ben Byrd has gathered together the Zumba dancers to do their matter. What a great representation this promises to be. Get your stamps now, this accident has limited seating and sells out rapidly!
ONGOING CLASS UPDATES
*Christmas Eve Wednesday December 24, 10:30, 12 Pointe & 3PM Holiday Open classes!
*New Year's Eve Wednesday December 31, 10:30, 12 Pointe & 3pm Last classes of the year! Plan to be there!
Our regular schedule: Check here.
A Word (or more) from Kat
November is here. I want to thank so many of you for the huge rotate out for Halloween class yesterday. It was the best ever. It was superb to see you all decked out in your costumes dancing. Arthur will have the pictures posted here very soon. Keep checking back. Congratz to all the victors!:
The Busiest Body: Bumble bee Martine
The Deadliest: Jocelyn T Spider lady
Wishful Thinking: Osama Genie David H
Kat's personal prize: Greg O'C for commitment to temperament through out the whole class.
You all deserve your prizes, and a big thank you tutu all our judges this year: Our most senior decide Sharon and her husband Harvey,christian louboutin, Our French referee Rachel and her ever popular husband Joe, Our returning justice Ben, and our guest judge Igor. Thank you all for a most unforgettable Halloween experience!
Your classmates have been working hard for our mammoth "Giselle" performance (see above) please make maneuvers to come and aid them at the end of the month. It's the Sunday just before Thanksgiving! Our afterward workshop rehearsals will commence behind the new year. Remember, Thursdays and Sundays are personal lesson days, and yeah there are still slots obtainable Thanksgiving Day, LOL, writing now! Also,mens spyder jackets sale, I wanted to give you the heads up: the first and last week of the month, most of my classes will be down in LL studios because the company is in town and they really need their studios! We will have the watery absorb carton accessible and make the most out of reminiscing our first weeks here at the Ailey Extension two years ago! Also,Manolo Blahnik Shoes, our lawful wearing apartments for all of the Ailey Extension students, masculine and female, are situated down on LL (lower Level). Please be sure to use them and remember the closets there are for 'Day Use Only' (which just means we absence to take our belongings with us and not depart them overnight. Thanks!)
This months Master classes embody a visit to a lovely school, Darcy's Academy of Dance in Peekskill, NY on Sunday the 2nd,tory burch shoes, and on Sunday the 9th, Vladimir joins me at Princeton University's newly formed Ballet Group, there. Drink lotza water, Kat!
Classroom Confidential: TMI and Honorable Mentions
November is Birthday month for the emulating dancers/classmates: "B." H; Michiko T; Our good fribring ... to an end Alaska- Laura C.; Mylana A; Christopher F D.; Royce K. Z; Adam L; Mary H.D,The North Face Men's Denali Jacket,ugg classical cardy boots; Dasha V; Pierre Z; Elana V; Richard Y; Andrea W,christian louboutin sale; and Rachel C-W; Happy birthday dancers! (hope I didn't miss anyone - amuse let me understand) Enjoy a very special birthday this year...Sylvia W will be the receiver of 1 of the most prestigious Dance Magazine Awards 2008. Congratulations!...Kent L kicks the road Nov 6 with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Wow! Have a great period!...Kimberly C has joined Odyssey Dance Theatre based in Utah...Xiaoyang F starts a fashionable job in SF, CA. While she was waiting for the job to start, she took a voyage to Tibet, and sent me a postcard from atop Mt. Everest- WOW!...Adesina S and wife will have variant child in December, it's a lad this time!...Clare T wanted to let us know she has a new show coming up, retard performance calendar under for more details, she'll be dancing in nearly each number!...Go see the Radio City Christmas Spectacular this year. You'll see classmates in each unattached performance, including our web-mistress Taylor G, Matthew W, the lil one a.k.a. Allie P, Rockettes Karolyn, Julie, Kristen, and numerous, many others you all understand and adore!...Emily W is in Philadelphia dancing with Ballet X, beginning on Nov 4th, and guesting with Penn Ballet?b>Pam G is headed to "the world's," the most prestigious international Irish dance rivalry there is. More ashore this presently...Check out Lea McG's pointe video匔ongrats to
*Andros on Jules Perrot (1810-1892), a notable dancer and one of the choreographers of Giselle.
Taylor's Tales
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Living the Dream: Radio City
The past few weeks have indeed been a imagine come true. As my last column revealed, I'm going to be dancing in the ensemble of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular and we have officially started rehearsals and even run throughs onstage. It has been incredible and exhausting and glamorous and grueling. I've loved every minute and cannot await to open the show in less than a week! Here's a blog post from the premier day we did the show in its entirety at the studio before topic to the theater. Other highlights: joining the association, dancing in my "ballerina bear" costume, and going onstage for the first time.
Today was amazing. It was our terminal daytime of rehearsal in the studio before tech starts. We had a full run through nonstop of the show for every hurl when the other cast watched. What amusement! Yesterday at the end of rehearsal our cast, named the Blue Cast (the other is Gold), decided namely we would always obtain attach as our last day and all wear blue. So today everyone came in with blue leotards and shirts and so forth. Hooray because group spirit! The stamina was so affirmative with the team as a whole - access extra so than the workhorse nature of the past 2 weeks.
Throughout the 2 run throughs everyone was SO supportive of each other, cheering each other on and giving care for at the end. The managers even commented after all on how well we all went together. Our "show" went well. I felt good about it, and I enjoyed it many more having one crowd further the 4 dance captains staring us down in quest of blunders, haha. Even whereas it was only the 60 alternatively so members of the other cast watching (crammed by the mirrors up front!) it was great because it made me "perform" more.
At the end, everyone stood up and was clapping wildly - either casts. It was this amazing moment of satisfaction and excitement and energy and gratitude and joy and teamwork. You give so much while dancing, and those moments of tangible performance are sublime. Your mind works blank and your body takes over and it's pure action and music radiating from inside.
But that moment swiftly when it's over: wow. Maybe it's the adrenaline or the shakiness of muscle fatigue or the sake of creature so very in the moment. But there is no emotion like that. Today I wanted to near my eyes and just taste those seconds of incredible pleasure. I haven't felt it like that in so long, if ever to that extent. Nothing another merely performance can do that, to me anyhow.
The clatter of praise drowns out all clamor. Time freezes with a laugh, and then the tenderness of joy melts you back to reality. Fulfillment and emptiness coexist. You have everything and but gave it all. But a few minutes afterward that moment is gone, forever. Ephemeral. I can only assume what it will be like experiencing this moment ONSTAGE at Radio City Music Hall with 6,000 people clapping. I can't deem the best is yet to come!
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