Contemporary danceĀ is an artform that uses human movement as its palette. We train the dancer to move as a whole being with particular attention to skills that bring extra awareness to the torso, getting in and out of the floor, improvisation and encouraging a thinking dancer.
Contemporary dance is an artform that uses human movement as its palette. We train the dancer to move as a whole being with particular attention to skills that bring extra awareness to the torso, getting in and out of the floor, improvisation and encouraging a thinking dancer.
Jane Pirani has developed techniques over the past 15 years to teach students from ages 7 and above how to prepare dancers bodies for whatever might arise in the creative space of making dance. The Australasian Dance Association (A.D.A.) based in Sydney has contracted Jane to create a new contemporary dance syllabus for the organisation, an honour she is proud and excited to deliver.
The school currently delivers seven levels of contemporary dance plus contemporary for adults. Jane is passionate about the artform and along with her colleagues continues to formulate ideas for training dancers to be as adaptable as humanly possible
The school, founded in 1957 by Miss Ann Roberts AO, is now in the hands of daughter, Jane and her husband André Reynaud.
The school evolves to reflect the changing world by offering the highest quality training in the most caring and fun filled environment for both the lover of dance and the aspiring professional.
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The school is proud to say that many of its past students have pursued a career in the world of dance. To name a few, are Natalie Weir – Expressions Director and choreographer, Kurt Phelan – professional dancer, choreographer and actor, Tim Coleman – Singapore Ballet; Emmanuel Reynaud - Footnote Dance Company; and many of our former students are now professional teachers and examiners of dance.
Contemporary/Lyrical is a compilation of different styles of dance, including lyrical, classical ballet, jazz and modern dance.
The goal of this class is to help you build your confidence and dance vocabulary in a fun and accessible way.
Contemporary is a strong technical style that stems from Ballet. With floor, corner and centre work there are multiple styles of contemporary taught. All contemporary students are required to do either one technique class (Ballet Ball) or two Ballet classes at IDS.
The Certificate IV trains dancers and develops skills leading to audition for a wide variety of national and international ballet or contemporary programs.
Contemporary is an extremely fluid and expressive form of modern dance. It is not associated with specific dance techniques, but rather with emotions.
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