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Her classes are taught by her personally. They are small. She consider them to be “very personalization” and she gives the students “Individual attention” So If you are a parent of a dance student who wishes for your child to receive that kind of instruction. Then that is what they will get at Mohawk Dance. The students at her studio are to be having a recital at Mohawk Regional Trail high school June 24th for the first time. The theme for the recital will be “I hope you dance.” I recall that is song which is done by Leann Ann Womack a county music person which I am familiar with. The recital will feature Tap, Ballet, Jazz and a little Hip Hop. So it could be a very nice recital base on what I know about the song. She plans on doing a recital
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