College Park Community Center
Fall Course Additions/October 2006

5051 Pierce Avenue, College Park, MD
From the Capital Beltway (I-495), take Route 1 South toward the University of Maryland (College Park). Just before the University of Maryland, look for Lakeland Road (next to the Fire Station). Turn left onto Lakeland, go to the second stop sign, and make a right onto Rhode Island Avenue. Road curves around and changes into Pierce Avenue. The Center is on the right.

 

 Classes emphasize the development and strengthening of basic tap technique and terminology highlighting the importance of rhythm and sound. Little to no previous training required.

 

Learn contemporary hip-hop movements. Come and experience techniques that build strength and stamina. Students will gain a new sense of confidence and comfort with their bodies. Dance Sneakers are required. This is a great compliment to jazz class. Dance Sneakers are required.

 

Discover the joys of Liturgical dance! Learn a combination of ballet, modern and jazz steps to convey a story to the audience through physical movements. Students will learn how to express themselves openly and without reservation. Emphasizes the connection of choreography to the lyrics and the emotional expressiveness of the movements.

 

Classes emphasize the development of classical ballet skills with a focus on proper placement and alignment. Students will learn ballet vocabulary through barre and center work while building strength and flexibility. A minimum of one year class training required.

 

Classes emphasize the development of classical ballet skills with a focus on proper placement and alignment. Students will learn ballet vocabulary through barre and center work while building strength and flexibility.

 

 Teacher lead activities introduce the basic elements of dance including rhythm and time, movement qualities and dynamics, space, and use of the body. The use of props, parachutes, beanbag activities, tumbling, songs and games will be incorporated into the learning process. Boys and girls gain confidence, and body awareness in a creativity, fun learning environment. Students must be toilet trained.

 

Classes emphasize the development and strengthening of basic tap technique and terminology highlighting the importance of rhythm and sound. Little to no previous training required.

 

Classes emphasize the development of classical ballet skills with a focus on proper placement and alignment. Students will learn ballet vocabulary through barre and center work while building strength and flexibility.

 

Classes introduce basic ballet vocabulary and movement skills while building a foundation for future progression in the study of ballet.

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