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Dance class level 5 - 8: LABO

16 Sep 2025 19:00 to 20:30
Ten Weyngaert
Bondgenotenstraat 54
1190 Vorst
Belgium
Teacher : Pierre Chesneau
Target audience : Advanced
No classes : 28/10, 11/11, 11/11
Spots available
Full price 170,00€
Full price – PROMO 160,00€
Discount price (if you don’t work) 145,00€
Discount price – PROMO 135,00€
Social price 85,00€
Social price – PROMO 75,00€
Half a term (6) – full price 114,00€
Half a term (6) – discount 90,00€
Fair trade price 195,00€
Fair trade price – discount 155,00€
2nd series in the same term 95,00€
Special discount -1,00€

Folk dance classes by Pierre Chesneau at Ten Weyngaert 

 

Term from Tuesday 16th of September till Tuesday 16th of December 2025
You can register up to the 4th class of each trimester.

Your first class is a trial session. Do not hesitate to come and try!
 



Program Level 5 – 8 Labo

For this advanced course (levels 5 to 8), known as ‘Labo’, Pierre brings all the depth and reflection of his 30 years in the folk world to pass on folk and traditional dances with a cross-disciplinary teaching approach built around a few fundamental ‘pillars’. Exploring dances that are familiar but still full of surprises, or discovering technical repertoire that is rarer. The aim of Pierre's proposal is to offer participants a toolbox of physical, musical and cultural knowledge that will enable them to continue on their folk-dancing paths with curiosity and richness for many years to come.

This is not a repertoire or figures course. It's an exploration for adventurous dancers at intermediate, advanced and very advanced levels.

Pre-requisites: For this advanced class, it would be important to have a good grounding in the steps of most of the common folk ball dances. But even more important would be a willingness to question these basics, and a mindset built more around exploring the unknown than consolidating what has been learned. It's the “Lab” aspect that stands out here ;-)


2 little bonuses:

  • 1 Tuesday out of 2, you can continue with the practica at the Pianofabriek! 
  • You can't decide between your current course and Pierre's? Take both thanks to the super discount!
     

 

Pierre Chesneau and the creation of audiovisual teaching tools

Former resident teacher at the school, Pierre Chesneau is joining us for a year with an ambitious project: to transform his 15 years of teaching Folk and Tango into a completely rethought teaching method.

Having grown up in the world of European folk music, from major festivals like Gennetines to more intimate events, Pierre has contributed to the evolution of the scene over 25 years as a teacher. Now “retired” from teaching, he is back with a holistic approach built around four fundamental pillars: movement dynamics, creative musicality, the social context of dances, and dance as a tool for personal development.

This systemic method promises to open up new horizons of bodily exploration and connection (to oneself, to others, to the community). There are two options: a beginners' course or an advanced “Labo” course to try out this innovative teaching method.

In addition to the courses, Pierre will be developing audiovisual teaching tools for a wide audience. Naturally, participants will be the first to benefit!

 



"Early bird" promotion

If you sign up for an entire trimester of dance classes, and immediately pay on line before a certain date, you are entitled to our promotion.
 



Usefull information

Practical Info

Language

Dance classes in Brussels are usually given in French, with translations into Dutch or English if necessary. Our teachers are all fluent in these languages, and you will receive individual feedback in the language of your choice.

LEVEL

On this page we describe in detail the knowledge required to join the each of our levels. If after reading you are still hesitant, you can participate in free trial classes in several groups. Please feel free to contact us.

Pre-requisites: For this advanced class, it would be important to have a good grounding in the steps of most of the common folk ball dances. But even more important would be a willingness to question these basics, and a mindset built more around exploring the unknown than consolidating what has been learned. It's the “Lab” aspect that stands out here ;-)

Dance Partner

You never need to bring a dance partner to our lessons, workshops or balls. You can sign up alone, as a couple, with friends or colleagues…

PARTNERSHIP / ORGANISATION

Muziekpublique
Muziekpublique