168 Music courses near Kings Cross

Learn the popular Night Club Style Salsa aka Salsa On2/Mambo with Funky Mambo! Every Tuesday. No partner, no pre-experience required. 😊

Salsa lesson for couples & singles in Hammersmith, Chiswick & Barnes with Club Azucar – Latin Dance taught by native instructor Ginu Nunez from Colombia every Monday @ 7 (Beginners) & 8:00 PM (Intermediate & Adv) @ Rivercourt Methodist church, king st, W6 9JT nearest tube station Ravenscourt Park (1-minute walk)

Richard Powers (US) is a full-time instructor in dance history and contemporary social dance forms at Stanford University Dance Division, Department of Theater and Performance Studies. His principal focus since 1975 has been social dance forms, from the Renaissance to today. Specializations include 19th century American and European social dance, dances of the Ragtime Era and Jazz Ages, and currently evolving vernacular dance forms. Saturday 31 August 2024 10.30am-1.30pm Ragtime Era Workshop including One Step & Animal Dances More bands these days who are incorporating Ragtime music into their repertoire so why not learn dances that go with the music! They were one of the forerunners of the Lindy Hop. Sunday 1 September 2024 10am-1pm Historical Blues & Foxtrot Workshop What do you do when slower songs come on? Let's find out!

Original Texas Tommy Workshop followed by Ragtime to Rock n Roll Party Social Dance 6.45-7.45pm Learn the original Texas Tommy from pre Lindy 1900s. Read all about the Texas Tommy in Simon's Swing Notes article here 7.45-10pm Ragtime to Rock n Roll Social dance - a DJ extravaganza, spinning tunes from the vivacious era of Ragtime right through to the rebellious Rock 'n' Roll, from 1900s Ragtime, 20s Charleston, 40s Lindy Hop & 50s Rock n Roll with DJs Simon and Richard.

What is Reggaeton? It is a blend of Jamaican music with Dancehall & Hip Hop, and the lyrics are mainly in Spanish. Reggaeton became popular in the early 90s within the Latin American you and spread to North America, Europe & Asia. The dancing is very engaging, smooth and versatile. You will experience a real workout, especially in your hips, shoulders and legs toning, it is the real deal!

Ceremonial Cacao Circle - Connect to the Gate Keeps of Mama Cacao Open the doors to the sacred world of Mama Cacao by connecting with its revered Gatekeepers and uncover the hidden depths and ancient wisdom that lie within the heart of Ixcacao. What you will receive on the day:- ✨ Opening Cacao ceremony⁠ ✨ A delicious heart-opening elixir of organic ceremonial-grade cacao ✨ Flow with Emily Owens in a movement music mediation ✨Traditional Meditation with hands-on healing ✨ Closing cacao ceremony⁠ Why Attend a Ceremonial Cacao Circle? Ceremonial cacao is gorgeous to drink on your own but is so much more powerful when shared in a group ceremony. When we work as a collective the energy is heightened, allowing us to reach higher levels than when working alone. There is a reason why Ceremonial Cacao is known as the food of the Gods as the spiritual and health benefits are enormous. It activates the heart center emotionally and physically as it is a vasodilator and helps improve blood circulation and raises your vibration level due to its organic origins and ceremonial properties. It contains Anandamide (Bliss Chemical), Improves Energy, Promotes Healthy Digestion and Liver Function, Supports the nervous system for optimal Immune Function, Increases Libido, Improved Cognitive Function, and Memory, and is also known for reducing inflammation. These are just some of the many benefits. For more information WhatsApp me on 075444 93708 | email me at contact@steph-edwards.com | www.steph-edwards.com Important. Please notify me if you have a heart condition or on medication or are pregnant.

Zumba fitness in Hammersmith & Barnes with club Azucar – Latin dance taught by native instructor Patricia Nunez from Brazil every Monday @ 6 pm @ Rivercourt Methodist church, king st, w6 9jt nearest tube station Ravenscourt park (1-minute walk)

Values based leadership training for subject leaders and Heads of Music. Keep music and the arts not just afloat, but thriving, within your school.