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So, in addition to saying thank you, I also wanted to mention a change I saw this year that really made LVBDI great. It was the addition of a separate beginner track. This year, I heard no one grumble in class that the instructor went too fast, or that the instructor had to slow down because a handful of dancers in the class had never picked up a veil/zills etc.
Instead, the new and very specific tracks left no surprises and the workshops went smoother than ever.
So, one thing that is great about LVBDI is that Samira really listens to what we, as workshop attendees, have to say.
So . . . let's hear what other dancers thought was great about this year . . .
Instead, the new and very specific tracks left no surprises and the workshops went smoother than ever.
So, one thing that is great about LVBDI is that Samira really listens to what we, as workshop attendees, have to say.
So . . . let's hear what other dancers thought was great about this year . . .
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Re: What was great about LVBDI?
Fri, September 18, 2009 - 2:24 PMThanks Vahana. Actually, the Intensive has always had a separate beginning track, but what changed was that we were able to keep all of the beginning classes in one room. I can't promise to always keep it that way as it really depends on how much space we have in each room in terms of capacity. If we have 20 beginners in one class and 90 in another, the same room won't be appropriate. This year we had more space than ever, so it was easier to manage. Next year will most likely be the same.
I will be sending out a survey shortly for even more feedback. I really do appreciate hearing your thoughts.
