1 – Confirm availability or waiting list status by email: danceintensive@edcn.pt

2 – Complete and sign the registration form (by the legal guardian or by the participant if of legal age)

3 – Proceed with payment of the course fee and insurance via:

IBAN: PT50 0781 0112 01120012621 13

4 – Send the registration form, proof of payment, and a recent passport-style photograph to:

danceintensive@edcn.pt

5 – Registration and payment must be completed by March 26. After this date, registrations will be subject to availability.

6 – Fees will only be refunded in duly justified and documented cases of force majeure.

Fees

• €145 – Elementary Level

• €155 – Intermediate and Advanced Levels

• €15 – Mandatory sports insurance

Discounts

• Group discount: 5% off the total registration fee for groups of three or more students.
  
  For group registrations, please contact: danceintensive@edcn.pt – D. Emília Rodrigues

• EDCN students benefiting from ASE support:
  • Level A: Free registration

  • Level B: 50% discount

REGISTRATION FORM  26

SPRING DANCE INTENSIVE REGULATION (POR)

Elementary Level: ages 9–14 year old | 30 students

CBT – Classical Ballet Technique

Reinforcement and expansion of the technical foundation, helping students to better understand their body, placement, coordination, and musicality, in a progressive manner adapted to their age.

Contemporary Dance Technique

Introduction to contemporary dance through the exploration of movement, use of weight, space, and floor work, developing coordination, creativity, and body awareness in an accessible and guided context.

Choreographers School

Designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of choreographic creation in a clear and structured way, offering a first approach to the creative process in dance, adapted to the participants’ age and level.

The work focuses on understanding how a choreography is constructed, developing creativity in relation to music, space, and group work, encouraging experimentation and conscious organisation of movement.

Intermediate Level: ages 12–18 year old | 25 students

CBT – Classical Ballet Technique

In-depth technical work led by teachers with extensive professional experience, allowing students to improve their technique and gain inspiration through contact with professional artistic references.

Contemporary Dance Technique

Expansion of movement vocabulary and dynamic work, incorporating level changes, more complex coordination, and greater control of the body in space, fostering autonomy and clarity of movement.

Advanced Level: ages 15+ | 30 students

CBT – Classical Ballet Technique

A level oriented towards the transition to the professional field, with teachers connected to junior ballets and youth companies, offering a realistic educational perspective on the demands of the professional world.

Contemporary Dance Technique

Advanced work focused on movement quality, dynamics, complex coordination, and interpretation, deepening the relationship between technique, intention, and stage presence, and preparing students for more demanding contemporary languages.

Classical Repertoire – Intermediate and Advanced Levels

A discipline dedicated to the study and practice of classical repertoire, adapted to the intermediate and advanced levels.

The work focuses on learning excerpts from variations and combinations from the repertoire, with attention to musicality, movement quality, coordination, and style.

Artistic Guidance – Intermediate and Advanced Levels

A discipline aimed at intermediate and advanced students, focused on developing autonomy and individual work habits.

Based on material worked on in morning classes, students learn to analyse their own work and organise their practice consciously, individually and in groups, using practical tools such as guided observation, video analysis, and structured use of the mirror.

The goal is to identify technical priorities, apply corrections effectively, and develop responsible study habits, fostering autonomous technical and artistic progression.

Female attire for Classical Ballet Technique classes

• Leotard
  
• Tights
  
• Soft ballet shoes (clean and in good condition)
  
• Pointe shoes (for Classical Repertoire), clean and in good condition
  
• Hair neatly secured, preferably in a bun

Male attire for Classical Ballet Technique classes

• Leotard or fitted T-shirt
  
• Black tights
  
• Ballet shoes

Attire for Contemporary Dance Technique classes

• Leotard or T-shirt
  
• Trousers or shorts
  
• Socks and knee pads, if requested by the teacher

Classical Ballet Technique

José Antonio Checa – Advanced 
Fátima Brito – Intermediate
Claire Feist – Elementary 

Classical Repertoire

José Antonio Checa – Advanced 
Fátima Brito – Intermediate

Contemporary Dance Technique

Inês Pedruco – Intermediate / Advanced 
Sandra Correia – Elementary

Coreographers School

Vera Alves – Elementary

Piano Accompanists

Delma Nicolace
Eleni-Persefoni Stavrianou