Beginning Castanets Sevillanas (Lake Oswego & Online) - Tuesdays [6:00-6:30pm]

This is for the beginning castanets player who has had an introduction to castanets but is still in the beginning stage and excited to learn to dance sevillanas while playing castanets. (If you’ve never had any castanets experience, we recommend taking Absolute Beginning Castanets before joining this class.)

LOCATION: 368 S State St. Lake Oswego, OR 97034 or ONLINE

Tuesday Beginning Castanets por Sevillanas

In Person w/Online option

September 8 - November 3 (no class October 20)

Tuesdays 6:00-6:30 pm*

IN PERSON:
$64
($66.50 credit card)

ONLINE:
$56
($58.50 credit card)

Series price includes all classes & video library, & one make up class (of anything we offer) within same term.

Drop-in ($13/30 mins.)

Class Flex Card Option

*Class may be taken in real time or after the fact via recording.


Join four+ full dance series or three+ minimum hour long full dance series in a given term, and get a 5% discount. Contact us for a discount code.

By purchasing this class series, you are agreeing to the Terms of Purchase.  


Class includes:

  • Livestream real-time class

  • Access to recording of class to review on your own

  • Video library with breakdowns of class material

You may pay now via credit card, Zelle, ApplePay, or check.

All payments are non-refundable, but you may transfer your payment to another class within the same series if you are unable to attend.


Who is it for?

The beginning level castanet student who is interested in learning to play sevillanas toques and coordinate this with the steps.

What will we do?

  • Reinforce the different castanet techniques and how to hold the castanets correctly.

  • Learn toques (castanet sound combinations) por sevillanas

  • Learn sevillanas steps

  • Learn to play the toques and dance the steps together

CLICK HERE For a glossary of castanets sounds that we use in class.


"I was just having the greatest time yesterday in class...especially castanets.  How can it feel so good to be so terrible and struggling?!  Sometimes flamenco just feels so right."  - Erica McCurnin

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