Yeri Anarika's Workshop and show case at Sigma contemporary dance collective based in Singapore, was tough in different classes, here the contemporary dance technique class.
@@scarletred8888 Oh you mean _like that..._ Well then, I absolutely agree with you! You know, sometimes when I find the music being almost "too inspiring" (if you know what I mean) I tend to become so overwhelmed with specific emotions I'm not ready to fully let out through my dancing yet, OR, don't yet know *how to,* so I just end up standing there not feeling like I have the skills to dance to such a song - I end up not being able to move at all. Does that make sense? 😳 The music in this video is best suited for warm ups for most people, they should play more emotional and "real" stuff as the class progresses in my opinion. Its definitely not something you'd _perform_ to... So I get what you are saying. I think I'm just so used to my instructor have more "simple" music playing when I dance, so it sort of taught me how to find emotion and theme in ANY song, even if it was kind of dull 🤔 Finding that in some very simple beats can be hard. I think that's how a lot of choreographers are made though. Learning how to work with almost _anything._ It requires a certain kind of creativity and deep listening behind it I guess. But for a class like this, you're absolutely right. Especially if they ONLY have classes with this kind of music, how would they keep being inspired for new dimensions to their movements so to speak? Yeah absolutely. We need music with more feeling as well👌🏼
