Workshops and Lecture/Demonstrations
Private lessons
Weddings
Open classes to the public
George Washington Loved to Dance Photo by Theresa Mesabesh This is a great program for children ages K-5th Grades but could be adapted Option A- Lecture/Demonstration (grades 4-12th) Option B- Week-Long Residency Option C- Visiting the Classroom Lets push back the desks and go back in time! Ideal for students of Music, History, and English! The topic can be adapted to the current subject. Whether the students are playing a minuet, reading Shakespeare, or studying European and American history of the 17th and 18th centuries. The 17th and 18th century dance manuals offer interesting and humorous
insight for those aspiring to improve their skills in society, on the dance floor
and, of course, with the opposite sex! Private Classes can be tailored to one's interest, experience, and age. All enquiries can be made to the addresses 
1st graders at Sherwood Elementary performing to Yankee Doodle Dandy
for children of all ages. It takes different forms depending on the resources of the school.
Discuss and perform dances popular during the American Revolution. This requires some participation from the kids as we explore the questions of Who, What, When, Why and Where!
Visiting Physical Education or Music Classes for a 45 minute lesson on manners/etiquette and a short country dance with a bit of social history in the mix!
Private lessons
listed at the bottom of this page!
Terence Duncan accompanies me in the ballroom dance "L'aimable vainquer"
performed at Federal Hall in downtown Manhattan. It was on this site
(but not this version of the buliding) that George Washington gave his first inaugural address.
Weddings
Why
not spice up your wedding festivities with a little baroque intrigue!
I have worked with couples to add this colorful element to their
wedding parties!
theme was Love, of course!
HERE ARE SOME FUN OPTIONS FOR YOUR WEDDING OR PARTY FESTIVITIES!
Country Dance Lessons for the Guests
Minuet Lessons for the Happy Couple
Dance Entertainment/Performance
Open classes to the public
NYBDC SPONSORS THE BAROQUE DANCE OF THE MONTH CLASSES
When: Every first Saturday of the month
Where: Mark Morris Dance Center at 3 Lafayette Avenue in Brooklyn,
New York (corner of Flatbush Ave).
http://www.markmorrisdancegroup.org/schoollocate.cf
Cost: only $13 per class!
Description:
Members of The New York Baroque Dance Company will be teaching classes
covering dance forms found in dance suites of the late 17th and 18th
centuries. Live music will be provided for every class. No previous
experience required.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Please send any inquiries to the following addresses.
The old-fashioned way:
Caroline Copeland
442-D Lorimer Street, #251