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Nedjma - belly dance school Belgrade
Belgrade, Serbia, Prote Mateje 36
Phone: + 381 64 122 92 31
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Nedjma - Belly Dance School


Nedjma - belly dance school
Belgrade, Serbia, Prote Mateje 36
Phone: +381 64 122 92 31
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Call us to organize a seminar, workshop or an oriental evening.
Workshop topics: basic steps. undulations, percussions, hands and arms techniques, techniques of the veil, baladi and saidi (with or without the cane), development of a choreography...


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Activities of the school - Dance Levels

 

Established in October 2003, Alexandra’s school offers courses at 3 levels: beginners’, intermediate and advanced, as well as a repertoire of classical and folkloric dance for each level.

 

First level (beginners)

Beginners’ classes are directed at all age groups and they cover the first repertoire. Basic techniques are taught: isolation of different parts of the body, steps, the techniques of percussion and « rippling » For beginners, oriental varieties are preferable, for they are easy to listen to and to be interpreted.

 

Second level (intermediate)

The objective of intermediate classes is to strengthen the first repertoire and move on to the second. Basic techniques are now enriched with a repertoire of expressions and accents. Also, the techniques of the veil dance and the dance with the stick are introduced, as they require a good control of hand gestures.

 

Third level (advanced)

A dancer is « advanced » when she in the stadium of learning the third and the fourth repertoire: Identification of the musical style, good control of all the techniques and ability of using them according to the instruments which follow her, ability to use different accessories (the veil, the melaya, the stick), ability to create a choreography and, above all, to play with the audience.

 

The school also offers courses with foreign teachers. At least two times a year guest teachers (Sandra Kahloun, France and Mercedes Nieto, Hungary) offer public performances and quality courses.

 

To become « big » without falling into the trap of imitation, a dancer has to find her own identity. For that, she has to expand her knowledge. Most of the time, the admiration for the teacher who revealed in her the love for this dance, stays untouched.

 

Activities of the school - Workshops

 

In Arabic countries everybody dances.
The oriental dance is present in everyday life. It is inspired by natural phenomenon, everyday situations, local rituals and it includes women and men of all generations.

 

Workshop for Children

  • Warming up and isolation of different parts of the body
  • Teaching of basic steps to oriental varieties
  • Introducing of the percussions and « rippling »
  • Choreography, which includes everything taught, at the end of the course

 

Beside the oriental dance, the course makes children familiar with subjects such as jealousy, rivalry, complexes and others in a joking manner. Oriental dance enhances larger girls, which are often left out from other forms of artistic physical expression.

 

Workshop for Adults

  • Warming up and isolation of different parts of the body
  • Learning of shimmy
  • Learning of basic steps
  • Listening an comprehension of music
  • Depending on the interest and level, basic techniques of veil dance and dance with the stick

 

If you live outside of Belgrade,
or if you are interested in a particular topic,
we will come to you and hold a workshop for you.

 

 

Related pages...

 

 

 

Oriental Dance in New Belgrade

New classes for beginners thursdays 9 to 10pm, in Gym 4 Me, children fitness center, Bulevar Mihaila  Pupina 181.
Contact Sanja, 06 03 555 235, or Gym 4 Me, 011 31 91 998, 066 90 49 027.

And now in Banovo Brdo in the cultural center, address Turgenjevljeva 5, mondays and wednesdays from 8 to 9pm.
Contacts : C.Center : 011 355 26 78 , Bojana, 064 569 30 83.

In Zemun, in the Fitness lub Pump It Up, address Beogradska 16, tuesdays and thursdays 9pm to 10pm, saturdays 8pm to 9pm.
Contacts: Dijana, 065  261 10 97, Tanja, 064 160 26 30.