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Description of the courses for Advanced online flamenco course

Advanced online flamenco course

With this subscription, you can learn advanced flamenco dancing. You’ll have access to all the content in Level 4. When you rent a level, all the courses within that level will be active, but only for one month. After this time, if you haven’t canceled, the subscription will automatically renew for another full month. You can cancel this subscription at any time in the MY ACCOUNT menu under the SUBSCRIPTIONS tab.

4.1 TÉCNICAS BÁSICAS 4 – Advanced online flamenco course

This is the most advanced Basic Techniques course. This means it’s crucial to have thoroughly mastered everything explained in courses 1.1 Basic Techniques 1, 2.1 Basic Techniques 2, and 3.1 Basic Techniques 3. Under normal circumstances, this can take about three years of dedicated work, which is the time our students invest in our school. To understand its importance, simply look at the content of the lessons. There are a total of 29 lessons covering essential movements such as variations, syncopation, chest turns and breaks, and combined footwork.

With this course, you’ll learn new footwork exercises. You’ll begin to understand syncopation patterns, speed increases, and variations that will greatly benefit your dance development. In addition to acquiring new knowledge, you’ll gain strength and skill, increased stamina, and better overall body control.

4.2 COREOGRAFÍA – Bulerías Romance “Música en directo” – Advanced online flamenco course

With this course, you will learn a Bulerías Romance choreography, a festive, joyful, and lively style, with a playful and spirited character. The difference from traditional Bulerías is that it has a more leisurely rhythm.

Its structure begins with an opening and a falseta (a small, rhythmic footwork step). Next, you will learn a closing footwork step and the first verse, including its ending and call. Following this, there is another falseta that ends with a short brushstroke. Then, two more verses are danced together without a call between them. After this second verse, there is a final call that leads to a slower, almost free-flowing ending. At this final moment, final poses are performed before exiting the stage.

4.3 COREOGRAFÍA – Bulerías “Qué borrachera” – Advanced online flamenco course

This course begins by marking the rhythm with handclaps and progressing with a typical opening step of this flamenco style. Later, it explains the finishing touches, footwork, and footwork. Some of these steps are very typical of Bulerías, but you’ll also find original steps that will make this choreography unique. Want to learn more about Bulerías?.

4.4 COREOGRAFÍA – Soleá por Bulerías “Musica en directo”

The choreography begins by marking the rhythm with clapping and progressing with a typical promenade at the beginning of bulerías. It includes footwork, flourishes, and footwork, some very typical and others less so. The rhythm of this choreography is mixed with a predominantly six-beat accentuation, known as “al golpe”.

It is a very complete and visually striking choreography that will successfully liven up any event or party.

4.5 COREOGRAFÍA – Tanguillos “Música en directo”

The dance begins with a guitar riff, gradually increasing in speed and ending abruptly. A silence follows, which is then broken up into two verses in the Tanguillos style.

In the falseta, slow arm and hand movements, turns, and hip movements are performed with a strong rhythm. All of this is accompanied by a soft melody that gradually gains speed and rhythm. More dynamic steps are added.

To conclude, a footwork pattern is performed that follows the guitar melody. Once the first verse begins, you will dance to a linear rhythm, albeit with some speed. The steps and footwork accompany the verse, and gestures are even developed according to the lyrics.

After the first verse ends, a new guitar falseta begins, this time more dynamic from the start, in which several groups of footwork patterns are performed. The second verse continues in the same style as the first until its conclusion.

About Instructors

Esther Vélez

Director of Estudio Flamenco Sevilla

Director of Estudio Flamenco Sevilla. Bachelor in Pedagogy of Dance, Esther Vélez is a guarantee for learning at all levels