[NEohioPAL] Rumba Flamenca Workshop for Dancers & Guitarists w/ Ethan Margolis - Dec. 17 & 18

[Marcia Loebick]

   RUMBA FLAMENCA
WORKSHOP for DANCERS & GUITARISTS
      with
       ETHAN MARGOLIS
Rumba Flamenca (Gypsy Rumba) is danced, played and sung by men, women  
& children of all ages at flamenco fiestas.   It is earthy, often  
humorous and sometimes, a bit sexy.  It is meant for fun and does not  
require virtuoso technique.
It is often commercially abused, technically over-danced or over- 
played by those who do not understand the true nature of real  Rumba  
Flamenca  and the beauty of its simplicity and nuance.  This workshop  
will teach you an authentic approach to Rumba Flamenca.
A great introduction to those who are new to flamenco  as well as an  
enlightening review for those who have flamenco dance or guitar  
experience
Street shoes are suggested.  Flamenco shoes are optional.

WHEN: Sat. & Sun.  - Dec. 18
  3-5:00pm
WHERE: Cleveland School of Dance
           1635 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights,  44118

PRICE:  • prepaid fee $85 (if paid by Dec 14)
  										     • after Dec 14 - $100
                 								     • drop in fee per day - $60

							   TO REGISTER:   laromera at cruzio.com

About the instructor ~ Ethan Margolis
As director of Arte y Pureza Flamenco Co., creator of the Flamenco  
Rock Opera "Spanish Day", and leader of Sir Sultry, Ethan has  
performed around the world and toured on many occasions throughout  
the USA.  For the past 11 years Margolis has been quietly perfecting  
his craft in Sevilla, Spain where he has become a very respected  
accompanist and teacher.  His credits include Inés Bacán, Concha  
Vargas, Miguel Funi, Las Peligros, Pedro Peña, Manuel de Paula, Diego  
de la Margara, and Familia Fernandez.  Recently he has worked as a  
guest professor at Cal Arts University voted #1 school for arts by  
Newsweek.

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