Friday 4/15 from 10:30-11:30am Eastern with Linda Rapuano (Tuition-FREE class. Please donate to support Ukraine. Here is a link to find ways to give: https://fortune.com/2022/02/25/how-to-help-ukraine/)
Sunday 4/24 from 5:30-6:30pm Eastern with Meg Brooker
Monday 5/2 from 4-5pm with Linda Rapuano
Sunday5/8 from 5:30-6:30pm with Emily Mott
Sunday 5/15 from 5:30-6:30pm with Kate Terrell— Exploring Art Techniques Through Rhythm. This class will include Noyes Technique and Drawing.
Monday 5/16 from 4-5pm with Linda Rapuano
Sunday 5/22 at 5:30pm with Pam Kuhlberg Series
Rate (all offerings): $70
Single Class Rate: $15
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Emily Arwen Mott is a musician, dancer, and massage therapist. She has taught the Noyes Rhythm movement system to adults for 17 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.
CURRENT CLASS SERIES: Noyes Rhythm all-levels: Sundays at 4pm starting October 3rd-November 7th (virtual) "Noyes Nature Rhythm" Register here https://forms.gle/bSfmzxCnZ2VoxgTG9
I've been dancing since I was wee! Mostly modern, some improv, some choreography.. I studied Ballet, Modern and Jazz technique as a young teen at the Brooklyn College Preparatory Center for the Arts in NYC, Noyes Rhythm in Connecticut since a small child, and performed with Lida Winfield in multiple performances including dancing for Bess O'Brien's documentary All of Me, Heather Bryce and Joy Madden here in Vermont. In Vermont I was a founding organizer of the Burlington International Contact Jam (reboot) and a main organizer for the last 8 years, and also a founding organizer of Traces! with Hannah Satterlee last year -- second annual occurring here in a few weeks. Dance, nature, music are all essential for my life and I've made my days reflect that. I am venturing recently into Burlesque and the crossover into body acceptance and loving it.
Emily Arwen Mott is a musician, dancer, and massage therapist. She has taught the Noyes Rhythm movement system to adults for 17 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.
CURRENT CLASS SERIES: Noyes Rhythm all-levels: Sundays at 4pm starting October 3rd-November 7th (virtual) "Noyes Nature Rhythm" Register here https://forms.gle/bSfmzxCnZ2VoxgTG9
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