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Find Your Teacher Alphabetically by Last Then First Name (Guest Instructor),Fernanda Fer Tango@Yahoo.Com WD064 Argentine Tango for Beginners Find your teacher alphabetically by last then first name (Guest Instructor),Fernanda [email protected] WD064 Argentine Tango for Beginners WD074 Intermediate Argentine Tango WD072 Argentine Tango Lessons for 'Milonga La Portena' WD065 Argentine Tango for Beginners - Section II WD068 Argentine Tango for Advanced Beginners Abrahami,Eli EV019 Art Exhibit - Colors of Life: Recent Work Agush,Eve [email protected] CD180 Beginner Tap and Spanish Dance for Kids WD046 Youth Flamenco Dance WD054 Teen/Adult Flamenco Dance Ahmed,Tara [email protected] WD003 'Kuchipudi' Classical South Indian Dance Alexander,Philip [email protected] MU021 Music With Philip! (Mixed Ages 0 - 4) MU022 Music With Philip! (Ages 3 - 5) Alievsky,Sergei WD057 Studio of Argentine Tango Allen,Malinda [email protected] PR982 The Moving Laboratory Private Rehearsals CD139 Elemental Dance Intensive Amaechi,Uche [email protected] EV003 Tuesday Tango Practica - DJ Music WD013 Intermediate Salsa / Salsa Para Los Intermedios WD012 Beginners Salsa / Salsa Para Los Principiantes WD011 Beginners Tango / Tango Para Los Principiantes EV004 Friday Salsa Practica - DJ Music Angelique,. EV983 JAM'NASTICS Benefit Hip Hop Class Annereau,Marilee [email protected] PR014 Savoy Swing and Jazz Private Group Lessons EV005 Tuesday Swing Nights - DJ Music EV974 Swing Dance Workshops by Paul & Sharon CD035 Intro to Savoy Swing and Jazz Arias,Danny [email protected] MU015 Private & Group Guitar Lessons Arvelo,Mariliana [email protected] WD093 Intermediate/Advanced Flamenco Dance WD092 Introduction to Flamenco Dance PR022 Mariliana Arvelo's Private & Group Flamenco Lessons Aviles,Sabrina [email protected] WD045 Flamenco II WD044 Flamenco II WD043 Flamenco I Axelrod,Karen [email protected] HF024 Kripalu Danskinetics Badalament,John [email protected] EV965 Film Workshop with John Badalament Baez,Ilton (Flight) [email protected] CD140 Wild Style Break Dancing CD141 Break Dance Fire CD142 Intro to Break Dancing Baez,Jonathan [email protected] CD178 Breakin' Fist ™ - The Spirit & Power of Rhythm in Motion Barrett,Joe [email protected] PR025 Rueda de Casino Open Practica Bascunana-Jay,Irene [email protected] KM028 Pre-Ballet I KM027 Pre-Ballet I Battle,DeAma [email protected] WD047 African Rhythm Dance for Pre-Teens WD048 African Rhythm Dance HF054 Afrobics Dance Workout PR013 Art of Black Dance and Music Private Company Rehearsals BCCA,. [email protected] EV937 Hip-Hop & African Drumming - BCCA Summer Arts Program EV940 Ballet, Tap, & Jazz Intensive - BCCA Summer Arts Program EV941 World Dance Workshop - BCCA Summer Arts Program EV936 Hip-Hop & African Drumming - BCCA Summer Arts Program EV939 Drama Workshop - BCCA Summer Arts Program EV975 Kids Summer Movement & Music Intensive EV938 Kung-Fu & Capoeira - BCCA Summer Arts Program Beattie,Emily [email protected] CD029 Modern Dance Workshop Becerra,Yelimar [email protected] HF049 Low-Impact Latin Dance Workout HF050 Kids Dancing and Playing with Latin Rhythms HF051 Kids Dancing and Playing with Latin Rhythms HF052 Kids Dancing and Playing with Latin Rhythms Ben-Dror Marshall,Dan [email protected] MA025 Kung Fu (Wu Shu), Karate, & Self Defense for Kids II MA026 Kung Fu (Wu Shu), Karate, & Self Defense for Kids III MA032 Kung Fu (Wu Shu) Team Class & Practice MA027 Kick Boxing WD009 International Styles of Latin Dance EV001 Tuesday Latin Nights - DJ Music MA013 'Nan-Quan' Southern-Style Fist Kung Fu (Wu Shu) MA046 Intermediate Northern & Southern-Style Kung Fu (Wu Shu) MA024 Kung Fu (Wu Shu), Karate, & Self Defense for Kids I WD055 Chassidic Dancing & Singing for Fathers & Sons MA054 Continuing Kung Fu (Wu Shu), Karate, & Self Defense for Kids I MA015 'Chang-Quan' Northern-Style Fist Kung Fu (Wu Shu) MA014 'Chang-Quan' Northern-Style Fist Kung Fu (Wu Shu) MA045 Kung Fu & Tan Tui Technique, Self Defense & Power Applications MA034 Kung Fu & Self Defense for Parents & Children EV011 Salsa Night - Rueda & Salsa Lessons MA044 Intro to Northern & Southern-Style Kung Fu (Wu Shu) WD028 Leading & Following for all Partner Dances Biagini,Patricia CD091 Jazz Dance Blanc,Valerie [email protected] PR983 Modern Dance Private Lessons Bleck,Olaf [email protected] EV990 JAM'NASTICS Benefit Salsa for Gringos Workshop Blonder,Honey [email protected] CD122 Street Funk Borden,Charley [email protected] CD076 Tap & Musical Comedy Dance Boston Bhangra, Inc,. [email protected] WD063 Bhangra - North Indian (Punjabi) Folk Dance Bouffard,Suzanne [email protected] PR024 Suzanne's Private & Group Tap Lessons CD129 Advanced Beginner Rhythm Tap CD163 Beginner Rhythm Tap CD128 Introduction to Rhythm Tap Boynton,Julia [email protected] CD061 Beginner Tap Dance CD104 Advanced Beginner Tap Dance CD111 Advanced Tap Dance Repertory CD158 Intermediate I Tap Dance EV008 Julia Boynton's Tap Jams at BCCA Braverman,Jill [email protected] PR991 Jill Braverman Private Rehearsals CD064 Tap for Adult Beginners CD063 Tap for Children Bray,Josie [email protected] TD001 Drama TD002 Improvisation for Young Actors Brennan,Katherine [email protected] WD088 Irish and Percussive Dance Practice & Master Class WD089 Irish and Percussive Dance Practice & Master Class WD008 Irish Céilí Dance Bridgeman,Robert [email protected] PR995 Boston Church of Christ Private Rehearsals BROOKLINE (Cheer) LEA [email protected] CD042 Cheerleading Summer Program Buckley,Bob [email protected] TD004 Performance Poetry II TD005 Performance Poetry - Student Showcase TD003 Performance Poetry I Bussey,Robert EV009 Personal Protection with Robert Bussey - for the First Time in Boston! Calcaterra,Anita-Cristina [email protected] WD075 Free Belly Dance Workshop Camara,Sidi Mohamed 'Joh' [email protected] WD081 Rhythms & Dances of West Africa WD080 Rhythms & Dances of West Africa WD060 Rhythms of West Africa Carvalho,Andre [email protected] WD087 Samba Sundays - Samba de Gafieira Lessons Cekovic-Vuletic,Simonida [email protected] WD106 High Intermediate Argentine Tango for 'Tango Salon' Chapin-Exar,Kathleen [email protected] HF044 Jazz Razz IV - TransforMotion ™ Floor (Movement That Changes You HF043 Jazz Razz III - TransforMotion ™ Mat (Movement That Changes You) CD153 Jazz Technique & Broadway Styles for Kids CD103 Jazz Funk Dance CD094 Jazz Razz I - Social Jazz Dance CD152 Jazz Technique & Broadway Styles for Kids CD093 Jazz Razz II - Jazz Performance HF062 The Method® Pilates Mat HF057 Pilates Mat (formerly: TransforMotion ™ - Movement that Changes CD095 Jazz Razz II - Jazz Performance CD092 Jazz Razz I - Social Jazz Dance Chioino,Gelsomina [email protected] EV976 Flamenco - Bata de Cola Technique Workshop Choe,Kumi [email protected] WD097 Traditional Korean Dance Codington,Idy [email protected] CD146 Real Ballet for Kids 6-8 CD147 Real Ballet for Kids 8-13 CD148 Ballet for Teens CD174 Beginning Ballet CD149 Intermediate Ballet Corella,Ignasi [email protected] MU014 Private & Group Drum Lessons Crowley,Patrick [email protected] CD183 Contact Improvisation Fundamentals CD031 'Sourcing' - An Authentic Movement Workshop CD032 'Flying Lab' - Contact Improvisation Workshop CD030 Movement & Contact Improvisation - 'Centering w/ the Physical Forces' Cruz,Jose [email protected] EV996 Teck-Hop Workshop with Jimmy Locust CD033 Hip Hop & Urban Dance PR017 All Style Alliance Private Rehearsals CD034 Popping & Styles of Funk Movement Currier,Lynn [email protected] KM023 Pre-Ballet KM022 Creative Movement II KM021 Creative Movement I CD065 Pre-Teen Jazz Deane,Michelle [email protected] PR026 Private Hip Hop / Street Jazz Dance Lessons CD057 Hip Hop / Street Jazz Dance CD056 Hip Hop / Street Jazz Dance Digby,Kate [email protected] PR997 Digby Dance Private Rehearsals Djelassi,Shelbia [email protected] CD117 Jazz Funk Dance CD119 Jazz Funk Dance CD118 Modern Jazz Dance D-Rok,. [email protected] CD105 'Dance LOSST' Drzewiczewski,Rebecca [email protected] PR985 Private Swing Rehearsals Dubin,Bonnie [email protected] VA002 Drawing I - Creative Experiences in Drawing VA003 Drawing II EV018 Art Exhibit - Natural Movements: Oil Paintings Edelstein,Rivka [email protected] HS003 Interpersonal & Individual Coaching - Private & Group Sessions Edmond,Julie [email protected] PR986 Pike Dance Dance Rehearsals Efron-Flier,Carol [email protected] CD124 Eddie Brown's 'BS Chorus' Repertoire Eisack,Eric [email protected] EV002 'Mr. Roger's' Argentine Tango Practice (Practica) Estorino,Patricia [email protected] CD156 Modern Dance - Cuban Technique CD127 Modern Dance CD126 Intro to Ballet Event,Private EV991 Nia King's Birthday Party EV997 Piano Recital - Natalya Deychman EV998 Birthday Party - Emilie Roth EV999 Birthday Party - Susan Philips Fadayz,. [email protected] PR002 'LOSST Unnown Private Company Rehearsals PR003 'LOSST Unnown Private Lessons PR004 'LOSST Unnown Private Group Lessons & Practices CD036 'LOSST Styles of Dance' - Open Rehearsals CD123 Beginner Street Dance Fiore,Susanna [email protected] MU008 Keys for Kids© - Family Music for Babies MU009 Keys for Kids© - Family Music for Toddlers MU010 Keys for Kids© - Music and Movement for Children MU019 Keys for Kids© - Family Music for Kids Flores-Villanueva,Marco [email protected] MU004 Private & Group Piano and Music Lessons Fomoa,Hector [email protected] WD067 Intermediate Cuban Style Salsa & Casino Salsa (Rueda de Casino) WD066
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