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World renowned callers, dancers and musicians keep everyone happy and on their toes as Augusta swings to the beat of Dance Week! High energy tunes by Eden McAdam-Somer, Jeremiah McLane, Aaron Olwell, and Ralph Gordon will rock Augusta’s open air dance pavilion into the wee hours! Choose from workshops in tango, salsa, sean nos dance, hip hop, body percussion, flatfooting, dance calling, running sound for dances and the African roots of American dance.
Each morning begins with Waltz Across Breakfast on the Halliehurst mansion porch. Each day late afternoon bonus sessions offer interesting choices. Dances, concerts, films and special presentations offer an array of evening choices. Several dance locations on campus afford everyone a varied choice of dance styles. Dance Week runs concurrently with Old-Time Week and Vocal Week and extends through the Augusta Festival, August 10-12.
To register specify “Dance Week” as the name of your class, and do NOT list individual classes on your registration form (you select classes at Dance Week Orientation on Sunday evening immediately following general orientation).
Body Rhythms
Flatfooting
Contras & Squares
Calling Contras
Contras & Squares
Calling Traditional Southern Squares
Argentine Tango
Nightclub Salsa
Irish Sean Nos Dance
Hip Hop & House
Afrolachian Roots
Afrolachian Roots: from Vaudeville to Hip Hop
Bio
Afro-Brazilian Dance
Running Sound for Dances
Bill Oshe
Jeremiah McLane Bio
Eden MacAdam-Somer Bio
Ralph Gordon
Aaron Olwell Bio
This is a weeklong, stand-alone class and must be listed specifically by week (Week 5) and class name and instructor on the registration form. This is not a regular Dance Week class.
Appalachian Storytelling - Susanna Holstein
Augusta for Kids - Brittany Hicks
Watercolor Painting - Ken Waddell
White Oak Basketry - Alan Miller
Wood Engraving/Letterpress Printing - Jim Horton
Yoga – Susan Krakoff
Bio & Mini-Course Description
(Note: Yoga Mini-course meets from 5:00-6:15 pm so that students can do yoga on an empty stomach and still have time for dinner afterwards.)
Old-Time Banjo From Scratch (novice) - Ken Sheller
Appalachian Ballads & Songs - Elizabeth LaPrelle
Bio & Mini-Course Description