Just out of interest (and this isn't a criticism, just an observation), how do you think that differs from any other dance teaching that goes on. I doubt that there are many other forms of dance taught anywhere, where the teachers are doing it competely altruistically.Originally Posted by Gus
I bet if you wanted to get Robert Cordoba, or Jordan Frisbee, or any of the other 'greats' of dancing to come teach you, or for you, the first question would be 'How much'. I've heard some huge sums of money being mentioned in terms of getting some of the best ballroom teachers/competition winners to give a workshop.
I don't think that the fact that any dance organisation in any dance style is a commercial business has any effect on the teaching. At least, not in a professional organisation. Isn't that just the way the world in general works?
Trampy
PS. I know that I'm just picking up part of the post. I'm obviously not qualified to answer the rest of what you had to say. Although, should you get responses from people that are, I'd be interested in reading them.
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