7 intensive weekends with Enussah,
each weekend 9 hours training

Sat.: 12am – 5 pm and sun.: 11am – 3 pm

Maximal 15 participants

Requirements:
You train for some year’s oriental dance and reached Level F already.
(Good dancers with level M could – with appropriate effort – reach Level F at Step On).

Then you are here in the right place:
No matter if you are already teaching in oriental dance and just wants to deepen your knowledge; or if you plan on teaching in the future; or if you just want to work on yourself and looking for new input. 

What does expect me?
7 weekends fully packed with information’s, many hours’ theory, informative hand outs and many music examples.  Sudatory workouts, great choreographies, some “homework”. 


The Topics

Step 1: “Basics” in September
We get to the bottom of the technique in oriental dance, we work on the performance, we learn to recognize mistakes and to how correct them. We develop combinations and train the correct way to count. We learn the most important basics - hits with the cymbals.

Step 2: “Rhythm” in October 
We deal with most important basic rhythm in oriental dance (focus on Egyptstyle).
We learn to recognize and to term them. Practical examples show us how to turn the
rhythm in the dance. We deal with the typical instruments in oriental dance and have a try at Tabla and cymbals.

Step 3: “Stylistics” in November
We extend our basic knowledge of the different styles in oriental dance and the appropriate costumes. We learn which typical music belongs to it and train on some practical examples.

Step 4: “Music analyse and choreography” in December
How do I analyse a composition and create choreography? Here we make a step towards the solution. We count compositions and structure them. The “model kit system” will also be deployed. (Tips to cut the music)

Step 5: “Classic Choreography” in January
A good teacher should be a model. We develop a sophisticated classical stage choreography, with which you can convince the audience.

Step 6: “2x Choreography – folklore/traditional” in February
A sort of repertoire in traditional dances and folklore is indispensable. Here we have it as double pack. We develop different dances within the area of traditional and folklore.

Step 7: “Methodology/Didactics” in March
Now we have a big knowledge, but can we use it? Which way leads to success in
the lesson? We intensely repeat the contents from praxis and theory by reference to some small demonstration lessons.

Finally
Hand over of the certificates and cooling down Party.

The lessons take place at the Scarabeo Palace Nuremberg.

Costs: Per weekend 120€ (by abatement 100€) plus VAT

Step On is a Comprehensive package. It is not possible to book single steps.
Free overnight stays at the studio are possible, for dates check the extra sheet.

Application by phone, e-mail or via fax.
Contact

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Frequently asked questions to Step On

How to pay?
The first weekend (120€/plus VAT) will be paid 3 month in advance of the start. After that every month will be paid the next weekend in advance. (at Step 1 you pay for Step 2; at Step 2 you pay for Step 3 ….and so on)

What happens if I am ill and miss therefore one or even two days?
Missed days could be caught up throughout the following relay of Step On.

What happens when I become pregnant?
You can still participate if you are pregnant and as long as you are feeling well. If you have to abandon the class, you have the right to catch up in the next relay.

How large is the time exposure for preparations?
Step On ist tought as further education. Therefore you get different, small homeworks from Step 3. Each person will be integrated in the lessons as well as challenged and promoted. You
should reckon with 5-7 hours preparation time.

Where are the focus areas at Step On?
The focus areas at Step On are the extension of knowledge, Improvement of dance techniques and particularly the teaching.

Is there a final examination and do I get a certificate?
There are throughout Step On several small demonstration lessons. As Step On is a further education class you can not fail but rather participate with more or less big success.
After the last demonstration lesson you get a certificate.

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