A lot of people think that editing a song means just chopping off a beginning or an end, but this doesn’t have to be the only thing you do, and for dancing, this can be counterproductive, as it can leave you with a dull repetitive chorus, or remove a punchy end or a juicy beginning. Judicious editing allows you to create a new version of the track, keeping the bits you want, maintaining or even improving the original dynamics, and reassembling them, like a puzzle
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by Ana · Published April 11, 2018
As a dancer, nothing beats practicing. However, sometimes having extra information, or something to read or to help you practice can be a great aid, introduce you to new music, help you clarify some...
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by Ana · Published March 13, 2018
In a previous post I’ve written about ATS® General Skills, which is a pre-requisite to take Teacher Training. Usually they suggest you do General Skills first, go back home, take some time to get...
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by Ana · Published February 9, 2018
I wanted to write about ATS® General Skills intensive not just to record my experience, but because I’ve been asked a few times afterwards what to expect and what it covers. But I also...
Just a little post to note that at the end of August, 2017, I did both my ATS® General Skills and Teacher Training, and therefore I am a qualified ATS® teacher, although I won’t...
You’ve created a choreography for a hafla. Or you’ve chosen to take part in a choreography project like The Juniper Project, or Masmoudi Students, or like the Olivia Kissel Hybrid intensive. Or someone from...