Swinging Projects for Lindy Hop & Balboa Dancers
Die Zürich Balboa Night startete im August 2009 mit der ersten Durchführung. In der Anfangszeit organisierten wir 10 Events pro Jahr im alten Downtownswing-Studio an der Friedaustrasse. Mit dem Wechsel im Jahr 2014 in die Schweizerhof-Bar wurde auf … More... about Zürich Balboa Night 2009 – 2019
After the first edition from 2009 with 37 solo jazz steps and the second revised edition from 2012 with 84 steps, Stuart Collins and his friends created a new clip … Read More... about Alphabetical Jazz Steps – Edition 3 (2017) with Chester Whitmore
Während der Sommer-Intensiv-Woche, organisiert durch die Tanzschule Dance2bee in Muhen AG, unterrichten Marcia Bodenmann & Christian Bossert Solo Jazz, Lindy Hop … Read More... about Marcia & Chris unterrichten bei Dance2bee in CH-Muhen, 10.-13.07.2017
This is a guest post by my friend Roger Schmidlin. He created a dance move assistant app for your mobile called WhatStep. So, let's jump into it. How It Began My … Read More... about WhatStep – Your Dance Move Assistant App: The Story
Note: This will be the last Song of the Week on this blog. From the following week, DJ Chrisbe’s Song of the Week will be published on Swing DJ Resources. Learn more about this transition in a separate blog post on Friday (March 1, 2013). An add on Twitter by Little Kim brought my attention to […]
This is a song that swings but I still wouldn’t call it a typical swing song. However, it works for dancing and it’s a nice one to spice up your DJ sets. Erin McKeown Erin McKeown (*1977) is an American folk/rock performer, writer, and multi-instrumentalist. She began her folk career by performing in local clubs […]
How many European Jazz artists do you know? I have to say I don’t know that many. That’s why I’m looking all the time for European musicians I’ve never heard about before. One of these musicians I recently discovered is this English man with born into a wealthy family Humphrey «Humph» Lyttelton Humphrey Richard Adeane […]
Have you ever asked yourself: «How can I improve my Lindy Hop / Balboa?» or «What can I do to become a better swing dancer?» or have you heard: «I’m stuck, I have reached a plateau and I can’t make any more progress.»? I hear these and similar questions and statements all the time. Therefore […]
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