Kenilworth NJ Dance Studio 2010 Summer Youth Program

There’s more to summer vacation than an Xbox & a Playstation!

Arthur Murray’s New Jersey Kenilworth Dance Studio is now accepting registrations for their 2010 Summer Youth Dance Program.

Over 4 weeks, the program will immerse students in Ballroom Dance, Etiquette and dances like Salsa, Waltz,Tango, Swing and more.

Call now to register at (908) 272 7955.

Classes begin June 25th, 2010 2 Age Groups: 6-10 – Fridays 3:00 to 3:45pm 11-15 – Fridays 4:00 to 4:45pm (Times subject to change upon demand)

They offer a complimentary private lesson in all of their New Jersey Dance studios. They’ll talk to you about your goals — whether social dancing or competitive — and evaluate your skills. They’ll then customize a program that matches the student’s unique needs, level of experience, and schedule.

All programs include group classes, private lessons, and special dance practice parties. During group lessons, dancers learn new dances, meet fellow students, and dance with a variety of partners. In private lessons, dancers receive personalized instruction in styling and technique. Finally, at their practice parties, dancers have fun and practice what they’re learned under the guidance of studio instructors.

Arthur Murray Dance Studio of Kenilworth NJ is holding a Champagne Guest Party, Friday July 9, 2010, 8:30 – 10PM at their training and dance studios, 501 Boulevard, Kenilworth, NJ 07033.

But — don’t come alone! Invite your friends, family, bridal party, co-workers or significant other! Share the fun and excitement of dancing with the people you know!

They’ll be teaching a class while throwing a dance party! Hors d’oeuvres and champagne will be served and you’ll get to see performances by professional dancers!

Make your  reservation today! (or call Lisa @ 908 272 7955).

They offer a complimentary private lesson in all of their New Jersey Dance studios. They’ll talk to you about your goals — whether social dancing or competitive — and evaluate your skills. They’ll then customize a program that matches the student’s unique needs, level of experience, and schedule.

All programs include group classes, private lessons, and special dance practice parties. During group lessons, dancers learn new dances, meet fellow students, and dance with a variety of partners. In private lessons, dancers receive personalized instruction in styling and technique. Finally, at their practice parties, dancers have fun and practice what they’re learned under the guidance of studio instructors.

Arthur Mmurray Chatham NJ Summer Freestyles & Dinner Dance

Arthur Murray Dance Studio of Chatham NJ is holding it’s annual New Jersey Freestyles & Dinner Dance on Sunday, June 13th 2010!

Competition starts at 9 am, cocktail hour at 5 pm, dinner and dancing 6-9 pm. Come early and cheer on our “Chatham Green Team” students as they compete in ballroom and latin dancing events. Dance the night away with your friends in a beautiful ballroom in the Westin Governor Morris Hotel, 2 Whippany Rd. Morristown, NJ

Make your dinner reservation today! (973-635-3400). Only $99!

They offer a complimentary private lesson in all of their New Jersey Dance studios. They’ll talk to you about your goals — whether social dancing or competitive — and evaluate your skills. They’ll then customize a program that matches the student’s unique needs, level of experience, and schedule.

All programs include group classes, private lessons, and special dance practice parties. During group lessons, dancers learn new dances, meet fellow students, and dance with a variety of partners. In private lessons, dancers receive personalized instruction in styling and technique. Finally, at their practice parties, dancers have fun and practice what they’re learned under the guidance of studio instructors.

New Jersey’s Ridgewood Arthur Murray Studio would  like to congratulate you on your upcoming wedding! We’ve been teaching wedding couples for over 95 years, and we’re excited to help you with all your dance needs to get you both ready for your Big DAY!!

They offer a complimentary private lesson in all of their New Jersey Dance studios. They’ll talk to you about your goals — whether social dancing or competitive — and evaluate your skills. They’ll then customize a program that matches the student’s unique needs, level of experience, and schedule.

All programs include group classes, private lessons, and special dance practice parties. During group lessons, dancers learn new dances, meet fellow students, and dance with a variety of partners. In private lessons, dancers receive personalized instruction in styling and technique. Finally, at their practice parties, dancers have fun and practice what they’re learned under the guidance of studio instructors.

Inspired by the fierce summer bullfights in the shimmering heat of the Spanish plains, the Paso Doble is fusion of heat, love, dominance, and conquest:

Paso Doble atmosphere is powerful, intoxicating and intense with fierce drama and captive energy. It puts the audience under its majestic and magical spell. Danced at its best it requires both composure and stealth. Paso Doble was originally a dance simply depicting the actions of the Matador with the lady portraying the cape. It has now progressed from that style with the dancers enacting the role of the torero, picador, banderillero, bull, or Spanish dancer, interchanging their roles at will.

It also now includes many flamenco and Spanish dance movements. From early in history there has been Spanish supremacy as a country of dance.

The Matador is the most thoroughly masculine of all male dancers. He is the wielder of the cape. His arrogant stance displays bravery and defiance in the face of the enemy. He is ruthlessly in control and always shows off the lady to her best advantage. Paso Doble is a man’s dance and out of the five latin dances it is only in this dance where the man is the centerpiece. (Shirley Aymé, Paso Doble Styling).

Below, Danila & Nuria Kartashov performed the Paso Doble at their Kenilworth New Jersey Arthur Murray Dance Studio:

The samba was born and developed in Rio by former slaves who migrated from Candy land in the northeast at the end of the 19th century.

The form came into contact with, and was subsequently incorporated into, other genres that played in the city at that time (e.g., polka, the maxixe, the lundu, and the xote).

From this mixing of culture, history and peoples, the form acquired a completely unique character and Brazilian’s called it “The Samba.” It is today an icon of Brazilian national identity.

Below, Danila & Nuria Kartashov, owners and operators the Kenilworth New Jersey Arthur Murray Dance Studio performed the Samba at the studio’s “Getting to Know you Party” on January 8, 2010.