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Beginners — Central Toronto (Danforth near Chester Station)
Day & Time: Tuesdays 7:30 – 9:30pm
Dates in Fall (10 weeks): Tuesdays Sept 23 – Nov 25.
Dates in Winter (10 weeks): Tuesdays Jan 13 – March 24. No class on Feb 17.
Location: Upper Hall, St Barnabas on the Danforth Anglican Church, 361 Danforth Avenue, M4K 1P1Teacher: Moira Korus is accredited by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society in Edinburgh, Scotland, having completed extensive training and adjudication. She has taught at Summer School and workshops throughout North America.
Class Co-ordinator: Anne Bishop
Please fill out this pre-registration form to apply for the class.
If you are not ready to commit, fill out this quick form and try the first class for free!Beginner dancers learn five basic steps of Scottish country dance and a variety of formations. These elements are combined in simple dances that incorporate steps and formations taught.
How to find the class: Walking along Hampton Ave (East side) pass the building; open playground gate and cross playground; straight ahead thru black arched door; at top of stairs enter the upper hall
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Level 2 Classes (Improvers) — Central Toronto (Danforth near Chester Station)
Day & Time (time has been changed!): Tuesdays 7:00 – 9:00pm (first ½ hour will be step practice in the Upper Hall)
Dates in Fall (10 weeks): Tuesdays Sept 23 – Nov 25.
Dates in Winter (10 weeks): Tuesdays Jan 13 – March 24. No class on Feb 17.
Location: Reception Room, St Barnabas on the Danforth Anglican Church, 361 Danforth Avenue, M4K 1P1Teacher: David Booz, has been dancing Scottish since he was a young fellow in Georgina Finlay’s legendary youth demo team. Students in one of his previous Beginner Classes were so inspired by his teaching that they got together and established their own weekly social group, which continues to this day.
Class Co-ordinator: Anne Bishop
Please fill out this pre-registration form to apply for the class.
The Level 2 (Intermediate) classes build on the steps and formations learned at the Basic Level, and more complex formations are introduced. Dancers become more confident in skills and abilities, and enjoy the challenge of more complex dances.
How to find the class: Walking along Hampton Ave (East side) pass the building; open playground gate and cross playground; straight ahead thru black arched door; at top of stairs enter the upper hall, turn right; walk to last door on right.
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Extension Classes (Level 1 & 2) — Central Toronto (Danforth near Chester Station)
These classes are offered after Beginner Classes are complete
Day & Time: Tuesdays 7:30 – 9:30pm
Dates in Spring (8 weeks): Tuesday March 31 – May 19
Location: Upper Hall, St Barnabas on the Danforth Anglican Church, 361 Danforth Avenue, M4K 1P1Teachers: Moira Korus and David Booz
Class Co-ordinator: Anne Bishop
These classes are designed as a bridge between the end of regular classes and the beginning of Dancing in the Park. The classes extend the learning experience as dancers review steps and formations previously taught and are introduced to new ones.
How to find the class: Walking along Hampton Ave (East side) pass the building; open playground gate and cross playground; straight ahead thru black arched door; at top of stairs enter the upper hall
Think about Membership. . .
Members get a discount on classes (and other events), but there are broader reasons to become a Member of RSCDS Toronto.
From a ‘big picture’ point of view, classes would not exist without membership fees to support the training of teachers (equivalent to a university course, in difficulty and expense), the testing and publication of dances, and the production of CDs for the music we dance to.
Plus, Members are part of a world-wide international organization that maintains standards and safeguards the heritage and history of Scottish Country Dancing so it can continue to thrive.
So, please, cheerfully join-up. You will receive our monthly newsletter Set & Link and twice a year you’ll get Scottish Country Dancer magazine directly from Scotland.
