Tribe.net. Local Connections April T. http://Ansuya.tribe.net/thread/f9188510-812f-4028-a1ae-fb8f77333ac3#a0d6e97d-a13d-4136-881f-bc3f2066d9d9 2009-06-25T04:58:21Z 2009-06-25T04:58:21Z

That's the whole point and I agree with the above post. You dance how you want to what you want. Which I think is why when most dancers do a piece they can limit themselves to doing certain styles with certain musical choices. I think it's something she wants dancers to get away from and just have fun dancing to music they like without the strict limits of belly ganres or music or whatever. :-)

April T. 2009-06-25T04:58:21Z Inara http://Ansuya.tribe.net/thread/f9188510-812f-4028-a1ae-fb8f77333ac3#474def57-acd5-4b23-8b97-77c41cf519da 2009-05-14T23:53:17Z 2009-05-14T23:53:17Z

I think the fun part abot Ansuya's style is that you can use ANY music! Even music that's not exactly "bellydance" music. whatever music that inspires you to dance. Quoting Ansuya from her site: " I draw freely from the music, costuming, make-up and dance techniques from these genres plus add my own innovations to create a style that feels uniquely my own. " "My aim in creating this Cabaribalusion style is to encourage dancers to utilize many styles, represent themselves, and inspire others to realize, actualize and nurture the unique artist that resides within them." You can find more about her explanation of the style on this page: http://www.ansuya.com/articles.html

Inara 2009-05-14T23:53:17Z Renata http://Ansuya.tribe.net/thread/f9188510-812f-4028-a1ae-fb8f77333ac3#547fdaab-f55b-4106-8c0f-270feb395b24 2009-05-07T06:14:44Z 2009-05-07T06:14:44Z

what music do you think would be good for this style?

Renata 2009-05-07T06:14:44Z