Brand New Day
Ria Vos (Netherlands) . August 2012
Choreographed By
Artist
Massari
Choreographed to
Brand New Day (view all dances to this track)
Level
Improver
Count
64
Walls
2
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Reviews of Brand New Day.
19th Mar 2013
Been teaching this for a few weeks now, it flows nicely throughout and fits the music perfect, have a quick look at it on Youtube, I'm sure you'll be wanting to try try it. Easy teach, easy restart. Great music.
Been teaching this for a few weeks now, it flows nicely throughout and fits the music perfect, have a quick look at it on Youtube, I'm sure you'll be wanting to try try it. Easy teach, easy restart. Great music.
16th Feb 2013
Yes very suprised that great Ria V dance isn't being dancd more. Music great, and flows nicely, one very easy restart. Easy teach for this Improvers dance. Well worth the effort and well worth a teach. I'm sure all levels will enjoy this one.
Yes very suprised that great Ria V dance isn't being dancd more. Music great, and flows nicely, one very easy restart. Easy teach for this Improvers dance. Well worth the effort and well worth a teach. I'm sure all levels will enjoy this one.
12th Feb 2013
Sorry forgot the very important stars.
Sorry forgot the very important stars.
12th Feb 2013
I love this dance BRAND NEW DAY and very surprised not to see it mentioned very much. The music is very catchy and it is an easy to remember dance, nothing too difficult and as it states is an easy intermediate
I love this dance BRAND NEW DAY and very surprised not to see it mentioned very much. The music is very catchy and it is an easy to remember dance, nothing too difficult and as it states is an easy intermediate
27th Oct 2012
Been doing this one for while now, I'm surprised it isn't more popular, my class really like it
Been doing this one for while now, I'm surprised it isn't more popular, my class really like it
24th Oct 2012
Saw this one danced at a social not long ago and was annoyed at myself for not learning it earlier. Think this is another dance which deserves more credit than it appears to have gained in the public domain. Took a while to get my head around the best way to tackle the twists in Section 1 as I kept finding myself wanting to go the opposite way to what you need to. Otherwise, I think this is a cracker of a dance. Keep up the great work Ria :D
Saw this one danced at a social not long ago and was annoyed at myself for not learning it earlier. Think this is another dance which deserves more credit than it appears to have gained in the public domain. Took a while to get my head around the best way to tackle the twists in Section 1 as I kept finding myself wanting to go the opposite way to what you need to. Otherwise, I think this is a cracker of a dance. Keep up the great work Ria :D
30th Aug 2012
Nothing too tricky in this easy intermediate dance but carefully choreographed to include both straightforward and more challenging sections which will give it a wide appeal. Another success on the cards for Ria.
Nothing too tricky in this easy intermediate dance but carefully choreographed to include both straightforward and more challenging sections which will give it a wide appeal. Another success on the cards for Ria.
29th Aug 2012
Yet another plesant little dance from Ria. Upbeat track and interesting steps without being too hard. Ideal for improvers/low intermediates or for when, like me, I just wanted something not too taxing for the intermediates before the class had a week off. The two cross side sailor combinations in the middle of dance keep it fairly straightforward but you then need to concentrate on the timing for the next monterey sequence.
Yet another plesant little dance from Ria. Upbeat track and interesting steps without being too hard. Ideal for improvers/low intermediates or for when, like me, I just wanted something not too taxing for the intermediates before the class had a week off. The two cross side sailor combinations in the middle of dance keep it fairly straightforward but you then need to concentrate on the timing for the next monterey sequence.
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