Archive for Movement & Meaning
The Power of Imagery
Posted by: | CommentsVisualization or mental imagery has been used by successful performing artists through out the ages as a tool for improving the technical, psychological & physiological aspects of their art. Research has shown that those who use imagery in preparation for performance do develop training & performance skills more effectively than those who do not.
Dancing with Artistry
Posted by: | CommentsDancing with Artistry
© Carrie Konyha 2010
As dancers, we are in the business of conveying meaning & feeling somatically, through our dance movement. In order to accomplish this most effectively, we must develop the ability to dance with artistry. Although the initial process of artistic development begins in the learning environment, practice & performance experience is what cultivates it. Read More→
Spirit of the dance
Posted by: | CommentsOriginally published in Shimmy Magazine. Jan 2010.
Bellydance is very near & dear to my soul. In fact, I first learned about bellydance through my own interest in meditative & sacred dance practices more than 15 years ago! It was back in 1994 that my own love for meditative movement inspired further research. It didn’t take long for bellydance to come up in my search as it is considered to be rooted in the worlds most ancient dance practices. Read More→
Top 10 reasons to take bellydance classes
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Sacred Geometry of Bellydance
Posted by: | CommentsThe ancient art of bellydance is based on natural, organic movement that can be recognized as being present at the roots of all creation. Many anthropologists have hypothesised that the first humans danced as a means of resonating with these patterns and celebrating there connection to the oneness of life itself. Read More→
welcome
Posted by: | CommentsHere Ill be posting info regarding the inner, energetic aspects of movement as it pertains to bellydance training, performance, performance preparation & in working with bellydance movement as a holistic, mediatave dance practice. stay tuned