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Valentines Day
Learn a VERY easy FUN modern Belly Dance routine
for adult beginners of all ages (to
use on 14 FEB!)
When/Where: 5 FEBRUARY - Bryanston, JHB
Time: 5:30-7pm (yes, we will be flexible
re traffic)
Cost: R180.00 p/person, booking and
payment by noon 4 FEB secures your booking - limited space!
RSVP on email required re what to bring etc! One lucky
participant will go home with a DVD for home use!
Email: charlotte@bellydance.co.za
If you REALLY can't make this date, see far below re online video bonus
for you!
:)
Wishing YOU ALL A juicy month, positively filled
with abundance, gratitude and the Dance of your inner wonderful self!
Charlotte
and all the Jewels of the Nile®
Visit us at www.bellydance.co.za
 Booking Performers /searching for a good dance studio?
– see www.medasa.org for the ethics and guidelines in
choosing suitable studios, or for booking professional performances for
clients
– especially brought to SA by Charlotte from Jewels of
the Nile®
Guide
to book Professional Performers -
http://www.bellydance.co.za/Performances/Book%20Performers.html
Franchises
available
Thank you to our valued clients
and students, due to your continued demand and support, we remain proudly
SA’s Market leaders in teaching and performance standards, creativity, AND
unique choreography!
BONUS
- online lesson - special Valentine option for our fans click link!
online Valentine special
Home page of www.voelgoed.co.za
from 3 Feb, for a short easy lesson with Charlotte - learn 4 basic
sensual moves online - if you can't attend our 5 FEB lesson with her in
person!
Our Jewels philosophy
“If it’s going to be, it’s up to me” Anon |
In this Newsletter
Celebrate
Valentines Day - Weekly classes for you
to attend - join us over the next week -
Gift vouchers available for that special person in your life!
1 Valentine special fun workshop 5 Feb - learn an
easy routine before 14 FEB! OR buy
the perfect Valentine gift - a DVD for home use!
2 Absolute
fun Belly dance beginners intro workshops in Secunda,
Middleburg and Brits
3 Belly dancing students - exams
or assessments to ensure you learning a new skill?!
4 Classes in NEW areas - Kempton, Midrand, Centurion,
Brits starting this week! see Classes - PLUS
more SAT am classes in PTA to start 1 March! |
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Visit us at http://www.bellydance.co.za/
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Valentine gifts - DVD's for beginners up for grabs!
The competition question is: “What is the
name of the Bellydance Studio/School on www.bellydance.co.za?” SMS the word
BELLYDANCE together with your email address and your answer to 36010 and
stand a chance to grab/win one of 5 fun belly dancing home training DVD’s
(Cost R5.00 SMS)
Draw to be
announced after 12 February 2010
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Beginners - not sure if the art of bellydance is for you? Before you committ
to weekly classes - attend a beginners workshop in your area - booking on email in advance
essential plse -
One lucky participant at each workshop will go home with a DVD for home
use! Book for 4 pay for
3
Secunda 6 FEB,
Middleburg 6 FEB, or Brits 27 FEB
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Belly dance - examinations for students or outcomes based assessments
for this uniquely free spirited art form?
 Not even in the Middle East do students of the art undergo
examinations in the ever evolving and many various aspects of styles fused
today in the Western world today, in this art form. So why
would anyone want to create such added pressure for students who really
want learn the art for pure fun, socials, healing and stress release?
On what basis do examiners profess to be experts to make
students undergo and actually pay for exams that is not recognised in
the rest of the world? How would these exams improve the life/expression of
the dance of each student if it does not have a positive ripple effect in
the world that the student wishes to take her level of the dance to?
Once various appropriate music interpretation with related styles has
been correctly taught to students, what is really there to examine?
and against what skill/experience are examinations standards drawn up?
Surely students are paying teachers to teach them the art corectly,
so why don't teachers take resposnibility for what they are teaching
instead of a cop out using exams run by someone else?
The modern caberat style of the dance is by far the most popular with
students - in this style students are taught basic movements with modern
music expression - then they would be able to interpret music as free
spirited individuals. Belly dance results in a rewarding and very
individual path of personal growth - who dares to assume
the right to "pass" or "fail" that in an individual?
Charlotte - Jewels of the Nile® and see MEDASA
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BELLYDANCE, with your name (and email address if you would like to receive
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