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The Dance Corner is dedicated to providing its students with a well-rounded education in all facets of dance. Our classes emphasize correct technique, fundamentals and a familiarization of the dance vocabulary.
The Dance Corner offers training in the following disciplines:
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Ballet |
| The the foundation of most modern day dance forms. This beautiful and demanding technique is a necessity for all young, aspiring dancers. Ballet classes are offered for beginning through advanced levels. |
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Jazz, Hip-Hop & Lyrical |
| Classes offer students the chance to explore a variety of music and dance styles from Theatrical Jazz to more urban styles while developing strength, coordination and correct body alignment. |
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Acrobatics/Tumbling |
| The artistic use of movements and tumbling incorporating music and dance. |
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Pointe |
| Offered for students who are twelve years old or older, have studied dance for a number of years, are taking two or more dance classes a week, and have received instructor permission. |
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Irish Step |
| Offered for boys and girls of age 7-Adult. Students will learn the traditional Irish dances made popular by "River Dance." Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced classes. |
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Boys Tap & Jazz |
| Boys of all ages and levels of experience are encouraged to join our studio. We offer a variety of classes for boys to increase coordination and dexterity while building confidence in a positive and interactive group-learning environment. |
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Tap dance |
| A style of American theatrical dance, distinguished by percussive footwork, that marks out precise rhythmic patterns on the floor. Classes are offered for all dancers age 3- Adult. |
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Modern Dance |
| An expressive style of dance developed in the early 20th century as a rebellion against the strict structure of ballet. Students will use the movement vocabulary they’ve learned in other dance classes to explore new areas of movement and arrange and invent steps to create their own dances. Modern Dance allows students to explore their individual dance style outside of the structure of traditional ballet and jazz classes. |
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