[johnguitar]

Here is yet another possibility.


Flamenco Dance and Guitar Holidays in Cordoba and Malaga

flamencoholidays.com

[at_leo_87]

Originally Posted by johnguitar

Here is yet another possibility.


Flamenco Dance and Guitar Holidays in Cordoba and Malaga

flamencoholidays.com

I'm going there next May!

[johnguitar]

Hey, lemmi know how it goes after you do!! I am trying to learn Spanish right now in anticipation of Spain and anew guitar from there!!! Ole!!!!!!!

johnguitar@aol.com

[garryj99]

I studied at the Esculela Carmen de Cuevas in Granada and can thoroughly recommend it. The teachers are all actively playing professionally, the location is fantastic and Granada is a great town to experience flamenco.

[Jenny Carolina]

I am from Spain and have being related to Flamenco for many years now. At one point I could have earned my living as a Flamenco dancer but left it as a hobbie and way of life. I am now in the States but miss my life with flamencos, tapas, guitar, dancing with friends and true afficionados, anyone in the Los Angeles Area?

[zizo]

Thanx...i was seriously thinking to visit Andalucia....This is helpful.

[wilderny]

Thanks very much everyone, I have just decided to try taking a course of flamenco guitar at summer, and didn't know where to begin with searching for good courses (except for Google, of course (: ). As it seems, this thread will be the beginning and the end of my "search" at the same time (: I'll probably try Taller flamenco.

[elinsevilla]

Hi, I've studied four years at Fundacion Cristina Heeren (Payul's link on the first page of this thread), three years of dancing and one year of singing.
Overall I thought it was a good school.
I've only done the annual courses myself but I know they have summer classes too.

[elinsevilla]

Originally Posted by mims

Hello i'm new here!
Really interesting stuff in this thread. Thanks for posting. What about flamenco dancing classes in Spain? Any schools? Any ideas? i would really be interested.
Thank you.
mims

mims; there are LOTS of dance schools here in Sevilla, I started at La Fundacion and then I've been learning with many different teachers, at the moment I'm in Angelita Vargas' class.

Carmen de Torres is great too, and one of the very few teachers here who actually speak English.
Many dancers here try classes with different teachers(some of them allow potential students to watch a class or to pay for one hour before signing up for the whole month).