Learn Semi Classical Dance – Step By Step For Beginners

Hi everyone. In this course, I’ll be teaching you semi classical dance choreography on some of the great Hindi songs of Bollywood. Semi–classical dance is an art form that features extensive movements of your body while maintaining grace along with expressions and speed. Interestingly, this dance form breaks what is called a stylized structure in the classical dance. The steps and moves of semi-classical dance are not as complex or intricate as pure classical forms. However, the authenticity of the Indian dance form is preserved and students are able to grasp these lighter semi-classical dances easily.

The Semi-Classical course is grounded by:

• Intricate choreography

• Precision of movement (especially arm and head placements)

• Ability to hold and play with rhythms

• Building confidence in expressing oneself through movement

This course is great for beginners and intermediate dancers too – previous classical Indian dance training is not essential. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to perform semi classical dance very easily and comfortably.

About Me:

Ankita Raghav is a professional choreographer with an extensive knowledge and experience in various dance forms including Semi Classical, Classical, Aerobics, Haryanvi, Rajasthani & Zumba etc. She is well experienced in a field of dance with extensive attitude in the use of appropriate movements, gestures & body language to portray a character, theme and dance.

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