Almaz - Studio for middle eastern dancing-
Timable continuing levels

if interested in a training lesson please do always sign up beforehand by
email: info@berlin-bauchtanz.de or 0049-172-956 77 95

course location: Studio Almaz, Feurigstr. 54., 10827 Berlin

Please pay attention to the Levels which are quite strictly measured by Aliyas standards.

Level 1 : Beginners (without any knowledge or intermediate learners)

Level 2 : : Beginners with little knowledge (at least 6 month lessons)

Level 3 : Beginners with very good knowledge (about 6 to 9 or 10 month knowledge)

Level 4 : Medium level (at least 1 year dancing courses. Flexible in combination of moves, clean consciousness of the Basics and following technics)

Level 5 : Medium level to Advanced (already several years of dancing courses. broad technical knowledge, difficult choreographies, knowlegde of various dancing styles)

Level 6 : very good intermediate to advanced - and difficulty of movement repertoire almost see Level 7. Only version still not perfect.

Level 7 : Advanced: The existing technical knowledge can be applied independently and flexibly.
Immediate implementation of known and new movements to cry or when immediate Reproduce Demonstration and explanation.
Ability to good posture, open dancing, complex choreography and step combinations, expressed in dance.
The usual accessories such as veil, cane, and cymbals are well known.
Ability to engage quickly to different teachers, techniques and styles to be.

Level 8 : Intermediate to advanced - talented dancers are open-minded, flexible, not stuck in certain techniques and'S DESCRIPTION despite strong base and a precise adjustment to any repertoire. Expression in dance is available, the posture is not lost under uncertainty

After attending a training lesson Aliya Ilayda will give her recommendation on the level most suitable for you.

What is belly dancing/ oriental dancing

RAKS SHARI – Belly dancing or oriental dancing

Many dancers refuse the term belly dancing. It may be due to the fact that this name doesn't really fit.  The commonly used term „belly dancing“ leads to the wrong assumption that only the belly is in motion. But it is rather the specific isolated control of the bodyparts that matters. The shoulders, hips, butt, head, arms, hand, upper part of the body and so on.

Actuallly one can use both terms aside.
„Bauchtanz“ comes from the french name „danse du ventre“ and has later been translated into english as „belly dancing“. The arabian name „Raks shari“ means „Oriental Dancing“ or „Dancing of the East“, whereas the Assyrian word „rakadu“ could be translated as „to be happy“ or „celebrating“

affecting your health and your soul:

Belly dancing lets you express your inner beauty. The soul will come to the surface, the exaltation for dancing will be visible in your eyes. This is what makes the beauty of this dance and also of the dancer, because her expression creates the final impact of her movements. This creates an own body expression. Music plays a dominant role in this context, because its variety allows many interpretation and realisation possibilities.
This way one can merge with the music and express this through and with the body.