Tribe.net. Local Connections Charleston Chaser http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#599474d4-7e22-40fc-ad4b-9ba50624af34 2005-10-05T20:38:33Z 2005-10-05T20:38:33Z

Day after tomorrow in Palo Alto. Start stretching!

Charleston Chaser 2005-10-05T20:38:33Z M http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#4c9ad301-42dc-451a-92cb-260a75a962d3 2005-07-01T02:36:00Z 2005-07-01T02:36:00Z

Thanks for the tip!

M 2005-07-01T02:36:00Z Jenny Jo http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#2e945283-8b48-4c79-a59c-89ecedab669b 2005-07-01T00:01:43Z 2005-07-01T00:01:43Z

Yup, I learned it from her--she usually has her lessons semi-planned, though, and what she teaches also depends a bit on who shows up. So I wouldn't go to just one classs expecting to get Redowa-on-demand...it's more like if you show up and ask for it, she'll put it on her to-do list for a future lesson.

Jenny Jo 2005-07-01T00:01:43Z Michael http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#736abbbe-6069-49dc-9f3f-19db35c1da00 2005-06-29T19:57:18Z 2005-06-29T19:57:18Z

Persephone teaches "waltz and other Victorian dances." She tells me she usually teaches in response to class interests, so I'm sure that whe would be amenable to teaching Redowa during her Intermediate class on Tuesday nights in Oakland. Contact her through her website: http://www.zootsuitswank.com/Waltz.html

Michael 2005-06-29T19:57:18Z M http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#799d7e8a-edbc-4083-8a2e-bbf47e2ffca9 2005-06-29T14:07:48Z 2005-06-29T14:07:48Z

For the record, I'm also *dying* to learn more ... and I was at Richard's Viennese class!

M 2005-06-29T14:07:48Z Jenny Jo http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#69c29265-85c3-45ea-b016-fd6d0ae9a895 2005-06-25T05:32:24Z 2005-06-25T05:32:24Z

Yeah, Joan sneaked it into the Mazurka lesson at the Dance Sampler...you could also try and get some nice person to take you aside and show you how to do a non-turning redowas step, which is pretty do-able with a bit of practice and gets you halfway there...

Jenny Jo 2005-06-25T05:32:24Z Adam http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#bda863af-5b90-435a-aeac-c2cebe28a89c 2005-06-23T17:17:57Z 2005-06-23T17:17:57Z

Thanks... I'll keep my eyes peeled for future offerings at FNW and before the VB next year! (and next year hopefully I'll have a tux and a date for the VB :P).

Adam 2005-06-23T17:17:57Z Charleston Chaser http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#115e9a5d-e1cc-4bce-80e5-30c1cec46801 2005-06-23T06:32:11Z 2005-06-23T06:32:11Z

Richard Powers has taught Redowa during the five-week Thursday series on Viennese ball dances at Stanford. Richard and Joan Walton separately have taught redowa a few times in 2004-2005 at FNW in Palo Alto.

Charleston Chaser 2005-06-23T06:32:11Z Adam http://fridaynightwaltz.tribe.net/thread/2ccad10b-04bd-4ca9-a691-3bf3f773c177#c7e5ab24-5d6a-4655-9db3-15d9384bb607 2005-06-23T05:50:22Z 2005-06-23T05:50:22Z

We got an "eight minute lesson" at the Waltz Weekend, but I'd like to learn more. When/where is the Redowa ever taught?

Adam 2005-06-23T05:50:22Z