Daniel’s contemporary jazz classes for Sustainable Dance Training focus on technique, musicality and groove and contain elements that Daniel brings from his research into the history and origins of jazz dance.
The classes start with a thorough warm-up that includes release technique, isolations, rhythmical and technical work. He also gives choreographies with a mix of Contemporary dance and Jazz, plus a hint of Hip Hop elements, where he will also be able to incorporate specific movement elements from his artistic research and share the knowledge of their origins. Daniel’s classes thus tie together contemporary jazz dance with elements from jazz dance’s historical African origins and recognize the dynamics and time span between them.
Daniels classes are in close collaboration with Tanssille ry (FI), Danscentrum Stockholm (SE) and PRODA (NO).
These classes are held at KU.BE, Dirch Passers Allé 4, 2000 Frederiksberg in studio: Zen 1.
How to get there?
Zen 1 is located on third floor, please use the backstairs to access the studio.Go in via the main entrance on first floor, keep going straight ahead towards the changing rooms next to the climbing area on the first floor, open the door in the far end and go up the stairs until you arrive on the third floor. Zen 1 is through the door on your right side.
Accessibility requires a little extra preparation.The studios are equipped for wheelchair users. It is possible to use the lift for access up to the 3rd floor. If you wish to use this, please let us know in advance, as the studio you have to go through via the lift is sometimes booked.
We kindly ask you to meet up 15 minutes prior to class, so there is time for “self check in” with your QR code on the ticket.
Only as a member, you can take part in Dansehallerne’s training activities – a year-round program with approximately 5 days of training per week.This is for all professional members no matter background in dance training, and it is possible to drop in✨International guests can also join training for free for up to 1 month.
During week 39 and 40 in 2023, and week 8 and 9 in 2024, the Nordic Sustainable Dance Training (SDT) project will be carried out with the intention to share resources and expand the curated artists Nordic footprint with an overall aim of knowledge sharing and bridging a stronger Nordic field.
SDT expands the organization’s regular curation, including a wide range of collaborators and activities through dance classes, articles, and talks. SDT is initiated by Dansehallerne, in collaboration with Danscentrum, PRODA and Tanssille ry. These institutions offer training for professional dancers.
