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The dance program considers Flamenco not only a marvelous performative technique but also an important, historical dance form, as it has been practiced here in different ways since the sixteenth century when the Conquistadores brought their interesting Spanish folk and social dance styles. Flamenco dance has been valued for years in our curriculum, mainly because it seriously introduces our students to a way of life, as well as knowledge about an Hispanic dance form.
Required courses: 6 hours chosen from Dance 169-269-369, Flamenco I, II, III
3 hours Dance 289, T/Voices of Flamenco
6 hours Dance 289, Topics in Flamenco
6 hours Spanish 101, Elementary Spanish or above
3 hours chosen from History 318, Spain and Portugal to 1700 or
History 319, Spain and Portugal since 1700
TOTAL 24 hours
| 6 hours chosen from Dance 169, 269 or 369, Flamenco I, II, III | |
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| Dance 289, Voices of Flamenco | 3 |
| 6 hours chosen from 289, Topics in Flamenco | |
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| Spanish | 3 |
| Spanish | 3 |
| Hist 318 or 319 | 3 |
| Total | 24 |
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION contact the Fine Arts Advisement Center, Center for the Arts 1103; (505)277-4817 or Jennifer Predock-Linnell, Dance Program Advisor, (505)277-3606 or Dance Office, Carlisle Gym; (505)277-3660
(Subject to change.)
