Cuban Salsa Musicality Deep-Dive

Name: Cuban Salsa Musicality Deep-Dive
Start: 2024-12-01T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Stigbergstorget

Schedule

Sun Dec 01 2024 at 11:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Stigbergstorget | Gothenburg, VG

Acomplete musicality workshop that will teach you everything that you need to know about dancing Cuban Salsa.
- What happens in salsa music, and how should you react to it? - What does the music expect from you?
- When should you do what?
Salsa, timba, changüí, bomba, mazacote, gears, montuno, tumbao, Rumba. The world of salsa and Cuban music is complicated, but this workshop will help you understand it all!
This course is designed to enhance your enjoyment of the music as a dancer, both individually and with a partner, on the social dance floor.
You'll start by learning the foundational aspects of salsa musicality and advance through 3 levels specifically designed for salsa dancers. This workshop covers everything from understanding musical layers and concepts to phrasing and capturing the rhythm and groove of the music.
★ WHERE ★
Salsa of Sweden (at World Dance Company), Stigbergstorget 8 (https://maps.app.goo.gl/XZPspXy6QptKhg5X9).
If you stand in front of Oceanen, on the RIGHT side of the building, there is a little parking spot. Go in here and you'll find the door.
For DOOR CODE, call +46 73-319 10 26!
Go up to the second floor where you'll find a sign to World Dance Company.

★ PRICE ★
490kr (Early Bird price before 20/11)
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▶ HOW TO SIGN UP ◀
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1) Respond Going to Facebook event 2) Follow the instructions HERE: https://salsaofsweden.com/musicality-deep-dive/
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★ MORE INFORMATION ★
http://salsaofsweden.com
Message David Jascha on IG, FB or at [email protected].
★ VIDEOS ★
https://www.instagram.com/david.jascha
★ABOUT DAVID ★
David has studied Cuban Salsa and Afro Cuban dances in Havana from some of the best Cuban dancers in the world. He has given 40+ Weekend-Salsa-Workshops all over Sweden, Denmark, and Germany, teaching more than 600 students.
Before leaving Cuba, he was even offered a spot in the dance team of 1830, Havana's most popular salsa club. During 2018-19, he has travelled all over Europe, attending international congresses and exploring the dance communities of most major cities. As a psychologist, David is deeply concerned with didactics and has a strong passion for teaching the core principles of dance to empower his students to continue independently on their dance journeys.