Coronavirus information
Due to sanitary measures, the number of people in the rooms is limited.
Reservations are required for each class. Book your class 2 days before with the online platform. (47 hours before class time)
Need help for do it? (How to book your Dance Classes?)
ℹ️ Follow the processes :
https://www.studioharmonic.fr/informations-pour-la-reservation-en-ligne/
Coronavirus information
Due to sanitary measures, the number of people in the rooms is limited.
Reservations are required for each class. Book your class 2 days before with the online platform. (47 hours before class time)
Need help for do it? (How to book your Dance Classes?)
ℹ️ Follow the processes :
https://www.studioharmonic.fr/informations-pour-la-reservation-en-ligne/
Lyrical dance is a new emerging style. It blends musicality and rhythm all while using both the softness of movement and the notion of unpredictability. A gentle blend of jazz, classical and contemporary, lyrical dance is characterized by elaborate movements that require control and agility. The songs used are mostly music from series and films. Mixing action and emotion.
A fluid dance punctuated by ruptures.
What happens in a dance class?
A dance class consists of 3 parts. 1st part: Warm-up in order to prepare and “wake up” the body. 2nd part: Learning a choreographic sequence. 3rd and final part: Stretching at the end of the class in order to prevent soreness and slow the heart rate.
What should I wear to a dance class?
It is highly recommended that you dress comfortably in clothes that allow you to move freely:
- On top: T-shirt (tight if possible), tank top, jacket/sweater (only at the beginning during the warm-up)
- On bottom: Sweatpants (tight if possible), leggings, exercise shorts. - For the feet: Socks or barefoot (NO shoes! 👟👠=❌) Of course, it is possible to start out with multiple “layers” of clothing and to remove them little by little (especially in winter). Keep in mind that it is necessary to see your body during the dance class in order to correct yourself. As such, you should avoid wearing clothes that are too baggy. Otherwise, to each their own.
What should I bring to a dance class?
It is highly recommended that you bring the following: - A bottle of water 🥤(it cannot be repeated enough: this is necessary to nourish the muscles and prevent painful soreness as much as possible! You’ve been warned. 🙂) - A small towel (to wipe off any sweat between exercises) - A snack 🍫 Otherwise, to each their own. 🙃 ⚠️ Please silence your phone during the dance class (if you are expecting an important call 📵 or in case of problems, please notify me before the class). Now you know everything and you’re ready for your next class!
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Address :
Studio Harmonic
5 passage des taillandiers - 75011 Paris
Stop : Bastille | Metro : 1, 5, 8.
Cost :
1 Class (or ticket) 18 € / 1h30
10 classes (valid for 3 months) 140 € + 35€ (annual registration) = 175 €
Address :
Studio Harmonic
5 passage des taillandiers - 75011 Paris
Stop : Bastille | Metro : 1, 5, 8.
Cost :
1 Class (or ticket) 18 € / 1h30
10 classes (valid for 3 months) 140 € + 35€ (annual registration) = 175 €
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Dance Teacher
Dance anthropology researcher
Nationally certified dance teacher, choreographer, instructor and dancer, born in Lyon, France.
Currently teaching in San Francisco, USA with different dance companies.
9 years of teaching experience including 2 years as a dance pedagogical manager in a conservatory and 3 years in the United States.
Diplomat from the Désoblique dance training center in Lyon (France) and graduated from a Masters II in dance anthropology research from UCA (France).
He teaches contemporary, modern, jazz and lyrical dance, from awakening (children start at 3 years old) to adults, both amateurs and professionals.
based on a mix of energetic movements together with expressionist and rhythmic dance. Hence, it is a dance full of contrasts and nuances that allows the body to find its own path. His work is closely tied to the Humphrey/Limón technique.
Feel the qualities and the expressiveness of each gesture in order to make it appreciable, perceptible and vibrant.
Mathieu BOSSOS