Urban kiz, advanced beginner/intermediate (4 sessions), on Wednesdays 31.7.–21.8. at 18:15–19:10, instructed by Tuomas Sirviö

The August classes will focus on cross step techniques, which are particularly familiar from the intermediate level classes. In addition, we will learn to understand contratempo and thus use “off-beat” steps to get an enhanced musicality in urban kiz.

Time: on Wednesdays 31.7.–21.8. at 18:15–19:10
Place: Flama Rauhankatu (Rauhankatu 15, 20100 Turku)
Level: advanced beginner / intermediate
Teacher: Tuomas Sirviö

The course fee includes 4 x 55 min sessions.

 

If you want to pay for the course partly with some sport or cultural benefits (Smartum, Edenred, ePassi), please sign up by sending an email to info@flama.fi.

Attention! In summer 2024, you can join this course with Flama’s Season Anytime without an additional course fee. In that case, sign up for the course by sending an email to info@flama.fi.

49,00 

Description

Urban Kiz

Urban Kiz is a couple dance style developed from kizomba. It was born in Paris, France, in the 2010s. As a music style, Urban Kiz has been influenced by hip hop, ghetto zouk and R&B. Drawing on African and Caribbean influences, this dance combines fluid movement, close partner dancing and the delicate feel of music. Drawing on African and Caribbean influences, this dance combines fluid movement, close partner dancing and the music’s delicate atmosphere.

During this course, you can dance with your own dance partner or you can both participate in the continuous rotations. However, if you want to dance only with your own dance partner, that is also possible. Just let the instructor know about this in the beginning of the course.

Advanced beginners / Intermediate

The August classes will focus on cross step techniques, which are particularly familiar from the intermediate level classes. In addition, we will learn to understand contratempo and thus use “off-beat” steps to get an enhanced musicality in urban kiz.

Tuomas Sirviö

Tuomas started dancing salsa and bachata while he lived in Paris, France. He returned to Finland in 2015, and after his return he found Kizomba, Semba and Urban Kiz, the latter of which stole his heart. Having participated in several dance festivals abroad, being taught by top teachers, he decided to complete the first part of Curtis Seldon and Carola Tauler’s Urbankiz teacher training in 2018. Since then, he has shared what he has learned and developed his teaching methods mainly in Turku.

“I hope my classes leave a positive vibe, provide good basics for urbankiz, encourage to interpret music and realize oneself on the dance floor without boundaries!”

 

More information about the course: info@flama.fi

Additional information

Role

Leader, Follower