Name: Noyes Rhythm Class
Start: 2022-05-16T16:00:00-04:00
End: 2022-05-16T17:00:00-04:00

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Noyes Rhythm Class

Instructor(s): Linda Rapuano

Noyes Rhythm Class

May 16, 2022 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Virtual Adult Classes

$15

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At Water’s Edge – $15 per class (Online ZOOM event)
Mon., May 16, 2022 @ 4:00- 5:00 p.m.

REGISTER via email: info@noyesrhythm.org OR www.paypal.com/paypalme/noyesrhythm

Noyes Rhythm is a century-old movement practice emphasizing the relationship between nature-based image and movement. Florence Fleming Noyes developed an intelligent technique system to align and release the body. A typical Noyes class consists of three parts: an opportunity to shed self-conscious awareness of ourselves as people, the practice of technique to develop strength and coordination, and the release of the body into image-driven, free movement. Noyes movement follows organic, energetic pathways and cultivates inner awareness of harmony, strength, freedom, and joy. No prior dance experience is necessary. www.noyesrhythm.org I @noyesrhythm

For more information, please contact Linda Rapuano at lrapuano21@gmail.com OR Meg Brooker megbrooker@gmail.com

Linda Rapuano

Linda Rapuano has been studying and teaching Noyes Rhythm for over 35 years. In New York City, she studied under Valeria Ladd and Catherine Stone, direct students of Florence Fleming Noyes; she has continued her studies with many extraordinary teachers at Shepherd’s Nine, the summer program of The Noyes School in Portland, CT where she also teaches. As a program developer, she created healing arts programs bringing dance and movement to hospitals in the metropolitan New York area and came to Durham to assist in bringing Duke’s Integrative Medicine program to their affiliates.

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Linda holds a Master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies in Philosophy and the Arts from The New School in New York City. She continues to study yoga under Sri Dharma Mittra and imagery under Dr. Catherine Shainberg, founder of School of Images. Linda understands movement as a healing modality and creative vehicle, and dance as a vital expression of ourselves and our humanity.