Thread: Carrie Konyha's TRIBARET BELLYDANCE: TECHNIQUES & COMBINATIONS FOR THE VERSATILE DANCER - from World Dance New York

‘Tribaret’ - ! It stands for ‘Tribal + Cabaret’ and it is the versatile, sophisticated style where Cabaret bellydance meets Tribal bellydance improvisation.

Tribaret Bellydance - Techniques & Combinations for the Versatile Dancer is an open-level instruction and practice program created by Carrie Konyha. Known for her artistic versatility & genuine Middle Eastern dance aesthetic, Carrie is a lifelong and career professional dancer who has performed in the styles of Orientale and Folkloric in addition to Tribal Improvisation.

Through this in-depth instructional program you will learn Carrie Konyha's signature Tribaret style: The blending of Orientale & Folkloric stylings with Tribal improvisation. Carrie creates graceful and dazzling dance combinations that merge the glamour of Cabaret bellydance with the earthy, soulful vibe of Tribal dance. Carrie integrates fluid & percussive bellydance movements with travel steps, turns, level changes, shimmies, and sophisticated layering.

Cues Provided
For tribal / tribal fusion group improvisational performances, Carrie provides cues ready for your use. Cues are provided for all of the dance combinations in this program. If you plan to use these combinations in solo cabaret performance, of course the combinations you learn here can also be presented without the use of the cues.

Carrie Konyha's Tribaret Bellydance - Techniques & Combinations for the Versatile Dancer includes a warmup...movement isolation drills...and step-by-step breakdown and practice flows for each and every tribal and cabaret move taught in the program.

Join Carrie Konyha to discover the alluring artistry of…Tribaret!


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I had been trying to resist but I ended up getting this! I would say it's for an intermediate dancer; I do not consider it easy enough for a beginner. While I am not learning any moves that are new to me, I love how they're all put together here in her choreography. The music is not my favorite and I don't think I could use this music in the restaurants I've danced at because they prefer something less techno and less synthesized sounding, but the moves would easily work with more traditional music. I'm happy I bought it.