Sean Morse

(Seattle, Washington)

Sean Hunting Morse came to play blues music first as a lindy hopper, then as a blues dancer. Being a dancer first, Sean “gets it” when it comes to what dancers need to feel comfortable on the dance floor. Every event Sean plays is a true collaboration between performer and dancer. His improvisation is laced with wit, musicality, and always laughter, and his emceeing follows suit. Every show is one-of-a-kind, blending inspiration from the venue, the mood, and, most importantly, the dancers themselves.  Those of us fortunate enough to be at this year’s DDR Party in LA can attest to that!

Calling all musicians!
Sean wants to have a Blues Jam Session!
So bring your instruments!

 

 

Tim O’Neill and Whitton Frank

Tim O’Neill and Whitton Frank began teaching Blues Dance together in 2008 as a way to expand and enrich the Los Angeles Blues scene.  Their teaching philosophy is that there is no “right” but there are some better ways to have more fun.

Students consistently say that Whitton and Tim create a great learning environment, bring lots of energy, make the class fun, and also have superb technical knowledge of the dance.  We are happy to have them on board with us for C4aB12!

Tim and Whitton will be running blues dance games, a rail dance class and some other surprises!

For Private Blues Dance Lessons:

Whitton
1 hour /$60

Tim
By special appointment only write to:
swgcat2188@hotmail.com

 

Damon Stone

Damon has been dancing his entire life. Starting with vernacular jazz and blues he went on to Hip-Hop, and eventually studied over a dozen different dance styles until coming full circle, and has been focusing primarily on the history and styles of swing and blues since 1995.

Damon has been a featured instructor at numerous swing camps and jazz festivals and workshops and camps across the U.S. and Canada. He is a member of the California Historical Jazz Dance Foundation, and a member of the Northern California Lindy Society.  He focuses on the underlying principles and breaks down the most difficult concepts and moves so they are easy to understand and incorporate. With an eye on musicality and improvisation, he’ll get you on the floor and dancing rather than just doing moves.

For Private Blues Dance Lessons:
$75/Hour
$60/Hour (Student Rate /Multiple Hours)

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