Adult Flamenco Fall 2026
Intro to Flamenco
For absolute beginners ready to take their first steps into flamenco. Students build a foundation in posture, basic footwork, braceo, palmas, compás, coordination, and movement while becoming familiar with the structure and language of a flamenco class.
Beginner I
For dancers who have completed Intro to Flamenco or have previous beginner experience. Students continue developing footwork, posture, braceo, coordination, compás, and flamenco vocabulary through technique exercises and combinations.
Beginner II — Tangos de Málaga
For dancers ready to progress beyond the fundamentals but not yet at the Intermediate level. This class strengthens technique, coordination, musicality, and movement vocabulary while exploring choreography through Tangos de Málaga.
Intro to Sevillanas
Learn the four coplas of Sevillanas while developing coordination, braceo, turns, rhythm, and musicality. A lively introduction to one of Andalucía’s best-known social dances. Open to dancers interested in adding Sevillanas to their flamenco training.
Intermediate — Romance
Technique + Choreography
An intermediate-level class combining focused technique with choreography por Romance. Students work on footwork, braceo, coordination, musicality, dynamics, and interpretation while developing a deeper understanding of flamenco structure.
Intermediate/Advanced — Soleá por Bulería
Technique + Choreography
For experienced dancers ready for more demanding technical and choreographic work. Class combines technique training with choreography por Soleá por Bulería, emphasizing musicality, precision, dynamics, interpretation, and performance quality.
Intermediate/Advanced — Fandangos con Castañuelas
Technique + Choreography
Explore Fandangos through choreography incorporating castanets. Students work on technique, braceo, footwork, musicality, coordination, and the integration of castanets into movement. Previous castanet experience is recommended.
Intro to Castanets
An introduction to the fundamentals of playing castanets for dancers. Students develop hand placement, basic sounds, rhythm, coordination, and carretilla while beginning to connect castanet technique with flamenco movement.
Intro to Bata de Cola
Discover the fundamentals of dancing with the bata de cola, flamenco’s iconic long-trained dress. Students learn placement, control, coordination, basic movement patterns, and how to begin using the bata as an extension of the body. Previous flamenco experience is recommended.
Class Communication & Weekly Videos
To support your learning outside the studio, Casa Triana Flamenco uses Telegram as our main communication platform.
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TRACKS OF STUDY
Professional Track
Our Professional Track is designed for students who wish to pursue flamenco with a deeper level of commitment and artistic development. Students receive focused training in flamenco technique, choreography, musicality, compás, improvisation, conditioning, and performance preparation within a structured and supportive environment.
This track emphasizes discipline, consistency, and a strong understanding of flamenco structure and communication between dancers and musicians. Students will develop technical and artistic skills while learning how to approach flamenco as a performing art through rehearsals, collaborative work, and live performance opportunities.
The Professional Track is ideal for students interested in serious long-term training, artistic growth, and building a strong foundation for future performance experiences within flamenco.
Community Track
The Community Track is designed for students who want to experience flamenco in a welcoming, supportive, and culturally enriching environment without pursuing professional-level training.
This track focuses on movement, rhythm, expression, musicality, cultural appreciation, and community connection through flamenco dance and percussion classes. Students of all backgrounds and experience levels are encouraged to participate while developing confidence, creativity, and a deeper understanding of flamenco culture and performance.
Through classes, workshops, social gatherings, and performance opportunities, students can share their progress, connect with others, and enjoy flamenco as both an artistic practice and a meaningful community experience.