Dance Introduction
By Rebecca Sweet, VIVA dance!
Couples and Singles
All classes are 7-8 pm at the VIVA dance! Studio
12381 Pearl Road (Staples Plaza), Strongsville.
Ballroom Dance: Tango, Waltz, Foxtrot, and Viennese Waltz: Learn the timeless art of Ballroom dancing. These dances will make you look like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers! Enjoy dancing to smooth and elegant music of classic ballroom.
W/S #203 2/1-2/22 (4 weeks) $52/person Fri
East Coast Swing: East Coast Swing is a neat dance to do at weddings or Big Band dance clubs. Enjoy the music that includes classics like Benny Goodman and today’s contemporary artists. The basic step is rock step, triple step. You can “Swing” to almost any type of music!
W/S #204 2/29-3/14 (3 weeks) $39/person Fri
Latin Dance: Rumba, Cha, Cha, Cha, Mambo, Samba: Learn the hottest moves for the dance floor. Impress your friends with your rhythmicality and have a great time doing it! These popular dance forms are originally from Cuba, Puerto Rico and Brazil.
W/S #205 4/4-4/25 (4 weeks) $52/person Fri
Bellydance for Fun & Fitness
Teens & Adults
By Mardi Zucco
Experience fun and great exercise through the ancient form of bellydancing. Improve coordination, strength and muscle tone. Wear comfortable clothes and bring your friends for a girls night out! Classes will be held at Rock City Dance Studio 7501 Pearl Road, (corner of Pearl & Webster Roads) Middleburg Hts. 44130.
W/S #206 2/7-2/28 TH 7-8 pm $40
W/S #207 3/6-4/3 (no class 3/27) TH 7-8 pm $40
Music 101
How does music work?
By Bud Preston
If you have ever asked that question, been mystified by the art of music, felt that a conversation about music theory was about as appetizing as a tall glass of saw dust on a hot summer day; then this class if for you!
In Music 101, we will focus on the art of putting notes together to actually make music. We’ll discover how songs are constructed and how to make a song, happy, sad or rocking. This class is for musicians and non musicians. You can gain a better understanding of your favorite composer techniques or use this new found knowledge to help influence your own song writing skills. A word of caution: face may hurt from sustained smiles.
W/S #208 1/29-3/11 (no class 3/4) T 7:30-8:30 pm $49/$53 Albion Middle
Guitar II
By Bud Preston
So you know how to play the seven major cords and possible variations of each, but your growth is horizontal, playing all your songs with the same cord voicings. Break out of your rut!
This visual and lively class will focus on applying music theory to the neck of the guitar opening up the possibilities of the fret board, and guitaristics, those little things we can do to assist the guitar in giving us all the sound it has bottled up inside. For the student (14+) who has experience or prior instruction in basic guitar.
W/S #209 1/29-3/11 (no class 3/4) T 6:30-7:30 pm $65/$69 Albion Middle
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