100 years ago, Florence Fleming Noyes created a practice for all bodies that is restorative and rejuvenating. It is intelligent technique and creative movement based in nature truths. The work brings strength, inspiration and FLOW.
Live piano music by Sam Whitesell.
Emily Arwen Mott is a musician, dancer, and masseuse. She has taught the Noyes Rhythm movement system to adults for 15 years and is now a program director for the Noyes School of Rhythm in Portland, CT. Emily is fascinated with the deep creativity and healing that comes from awakening the body’s intelligence. She expresses her love for the world through teaching, touch and composition. Emily runs a private music instruction studio, music and movement classes for children, and is certified as a therapeutic horseback riding instructor. SECOND SATURDAYS AT 10am in 2018 NOYES NATURE RHYTHM classes in Burlington, VT Champlain Club 20 Crowley Street Restorative but vigorous, playful and profound this intelligent practice was developed almost 100 years ago by Florence Fleming Noyes. This is a class with flowing technique (for strengthening and alignment) and improvisation based on rich nature imagery. This work is very deep and inspires creative flow in all arts.
April 14, 2018
10:00–11:30 AM
$5-20
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