E-learning: African Dance for beginners, part 1
Summer could be a perfect time to learn some new skills and because Africa fascinates me so much, I thought that African Dance is perfect for hot days… We might talk for days about all ethnic forms of dance that exists on this continent for centuries… I already covered in E-learning basics of Capoeira, dance form that is of African origin, too.
Photo: An African Woman by Roger Frazer
Hence, today we are starting with a new cycle which will cover African dance, more precisely Sub Saharan West African dance coming from the regions of Guinea… your guide will be dancer and choreographer from USA, Lanecia Radcliff aka Nkachika. She has studied mainly Sub Saharan West African dance coming from the regions of Guinea, Senegal, and Ivory Coast. Nkachika has also been a teacher to children and adults for the last several years, she took lessons for several years before eventually performing herself. Nkachika has performed as an independent contractor and with several professional West African dance troupes in the South Florida area. She has had the privilege of studying under Master West African dancers and drummers.
History of African Dance
Getting Familiar with Drum Beats for African Dance
Learning Correct Posture for African Dance
Learning the African Dance of the ‘Strong Man’
Learning Foot Movement for African Dance
Speeding Up Movements in African Dance
Lerning Jumps in African Dance
Learning Turns in African Dance
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