“Gallery of Dances” Music Meets Movement: Dancers Join the Bergen Philharmonic

Experience the magic of music and movement as the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra’s 91st season commences under the baton of Maestro Yoon Sang Timothy Cho on Saturday, November 7, at 8 pm at the Syriac Community Hall, 55 W. Midland Ave, Paramus, NJ.
The Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra is delighted to welcome professional dancers Nikki and Jaime Azcona of Fred Astaire Dance Studios and others to Gallery of Dances, an exciting concert celebrating the passion, elegance and energy of music through dance. These accomplished dancers will bring beloved dance-inspired classics to life, blending the artistry of orchestral music with the excitement and beauty of movement. Feel the rhythm, embrace the excitement from fiery rhythms of Brahms’ Hungarian Dances Nos. 5 & 6, Ponchielli’s Dance of the Hours, Strauss’ The Blue Danube Waltz and much more.
Nikki and Jaime Azcona each have more than 17 years of dance experience spanning jazz, salsa, musical theater, hip-hop, and other styles. Nikki discovered her passion for ballroom dancing during her college years. Jaime began his dance training at the age of seven, developing his expertise in a wide range of ballroom styles. They both became certified professional instructors at Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Montville, New Jersey. Through the years, they have also achieved Rising Star finalist placements at multiple competitions. Today, Nikki is the Studio Manager and a Professional Dance instructor, while Jaime serves as Dance Director and Professional Dance Instructor at Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Oradell, New Jersey.
Tax deductible tickets are encouraged to be purchased before the concert online (will call) at Click for Details Tickets: Adults: $25, Seniors: $20, Students: $10 with ID, under 11 free.
For more information including tax deductible sponsorship and donations, please visit our website at Click for Details or call 201 578-4169
All ages are welcome. Spacious seating, generous parking, handicap accessible.
BPO is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation and is supported by grants, sponsors and donations.
“This program is made possible in part by a grant administered by the Bergen County Division of Historic & Cultural Affairs from funds granted by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.”