GMD YOGA CLASSES
5 classes, 1hr each, from the 27th - 31st May 2013 @ Bernie Arts Centre
£5 = 1 class £20 = 5 classes Please contact gerrardmartindance@hotmail .com for info and to book a place. 27th May 2013 Dance Studio: 19:30 - 20:30 28 May 2013 Rehearsal Studio: 18:30 - 19:30 29 May 2013 Dance Studio: 19:00 - 20:00 30 May 2013 Dance Studio: 19:00 - 20:00 31 May 2013 Rehearsal Studio: 19:30 - 20:30 |
Total Body Conditioning Class
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Sunshine at last! Doesn't it feel good to finally cast away the wintry layers?
There's a new Total Body Conditioning class with Gillian Amadi at Moonshot Centre on Friday mornings from 10:00-11:00am.
At just £2.00 per session these classes are an affordable way to get fit and toned for the summer months.
The classes are organized by Jackie Graham at 170 Community Project and so for further information please contact Jackie on 020 7732 9716 or 07432 375 806 or simply drop in.
Best wishes
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PLEASE PAY IN ADVANCE TO ENSURE THIS EVENT CAN GO AHEAD!!
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* 3 WORSKHOPS WITH SIDIKI DEMBELE AND BABA GALLE*
PICK AND CHOOSE YOUR WORKSHOPS, OR DO ALL THREE. Discounts APPLY for ADVANCED BOOKINGS 1.Fula flute workshop with Baba Galle 2.West African Songs with Sidiki & Baba 3.Djembe with Sidiki 1.FULA FLUTE WITH BABA GALLE - 1:30-2:45 An exclusive workshop lead by Baba Galle, the UK's premier fula flutist. Suitable for beginners, technique will be demonstrated and participants given individual guidance during the session. Flutes are available- but MUST be booked in advance Numbers will be restricted. Please pay for your place in advance. ****£13 IN ADVANCE £16 ON THE DOOR 2 TRADITIONAL WEST AFRICAN SONGS. 3:00-4:15 Sidiki Dembele will be leading a workshop in West African songs, accompanying participants on his kamelen n'goni, alongside Baba Galle on his fula flute. This is a rare opportunity to appreciate the enchanting melodies and harmonies of West African music, and to learn the songs that accompany this beautiful, acoustic music. You don't have to be a Oumar Sangare or Youssou n'dour to attend. Just wiiling to take part as a group ,learning and sharing the songs. Sidiki will be teaching songs from Mali, Burkino Faso and the Ivory Coast. If possible,words will be written down , and audio recording is permitted, but the emphasis will be on going for it; trying to imitate the sounds and to find your own feeling. It's gonna be a nice afternoon, inchallah! Love African music? Then come and sing it out! *****£13 IN ADVANCE**** £16 ON THE DOOR 3.Djembe with Dembele.4:30-6:30 Sidiki will be giving Londoners a chance to learn some DJEMBE rhythms with him.. Now how often does that happen?!! The class will be aimed at beginners and advanced, that basically means all of us, as I am sure there will be something to learn for everyone! ***£17 IN ADVANCE £20 ON THE DOOR PLACES ARE LIMITED. BOOK IN ADVANCE TO SECURE YOUR PLACE. ADDRESS: EVERYONE'S CLIMBING TREE 141 Station Road Wood Green N22 7ST Nearest Stations Alexandra Palace Overground-Turn right as you come up platform steps, right again at station exit and walk two mins down the road and your there (This connects to Finsbury Park, Old Street and Kings X) Wood Green Underground (This is on the Picadilly Line) go straight out of the station along station road walk for approx 4mins and turn right at round about. Walk 4 mins up the hill past the park and decorium and you will find the tree. Alternatively you can get a 184 or W3 up the hill and take it only 2 stops. You will end up by Alexandra Palace overground, follow directions from above. email :dundunkini@gmail.com to book your place, or inbox Dundunkini on facebook. |
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I am looking for good quality and interesting dance on film pieces to screen at an event Greenwich Dance is holding called, Dancing Streets on Thursday 20 June. The pieces should be made for film and should be no more than 6 mins in length. If you have something you have created or have seen something you think would work well on a giant outdoor screen (see image for reference) then please email me a link and contact details by next week Wednesday (15 May).
Dance will pulsate through the streets of Woolwich for a day of celebration! Through films on the Big Screen, workshops on the streets and performances on a stage, everyone will get the chance to spectate or participate in fun filled activities.
Dance Screen: Dance on film footage will be played on the Big Screen
Location: General Gordon Square
Time: 2pm – 4pm
Unfortunately there are no fees attached to screening the films. If your footage is chosen I will contact you and ask you to send me x2 copies on DVD by Monday 20 May.
Thank you in advance.
Grace Okereke
Project Manager
Greenwich Dance Borough Hall Royal Hill SE10 8RE
+44(0)20 8293 9741
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"Tunnels & Trails"
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The Year 1 Dance Foundation Degree students will be collaborating with Digital Media and HND Photography students for a site-specific performance called "Tunnels & Trails" at City and Islington College on at 7:00pm on Thursday 09 May. There's no charge for admission.
This special performance is a piece that celebrates the opening of the new H.E. Hub at City and Islington College and it is combined with film and a photographic exhibition.
The piece is based on the theme of ancestors and using the idea of tunnels as a visual stimulus, the students have created a multi-media/dance performance around the courtyard of City and Islington College accompanied by live music.
After the performance, you can enjoy a glass of wine as you peruse the photographic and film material created for this project.
All in all, this should prove to be a very enjoyable way to spend a spring/summer evening and we do hope you'll join us for "Tunnels & Trails".
For further details please call 020 7700 8610.
Hope you're enjoying the warmer weather.
Best wishes
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Moonshot Centre Fordham Park Angus Street New Cross London SE14 6LU UNITED KINGDOM |
Greetings,
Hope this email finds you well.
In celebration of Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago’s Indian Arrival Day Anniversaries, explore the often untold narratives of indenture and mass migration from the Indian subcontinent to the Caribbean, East and South Africa and the Pacific. Today, millions of their descendants live in the Indian Diaspora and with the approach of Arrival Day celebrations it is timely to showcase this little known, but inspiring history.
Share the information, come down, bring the family and explore the Caribbean at this special FREE event - Friday 24 May, 18.30 - 21.45
Jump up to the Sounds Unlimited DJ soundtrack of Soca, Chutney, Calypso and Reggae
Explore Indo-Caribbean history and heritage within the South Asian galleries
Engage in a talk on Indian indenture with historian, biographer & novelist, Ron Ramdin
Hear young performers and their personal appreciation of their Diaspora
View up close the South Asian handling collection with a museum educator
Enjoy performances of Hindustani classical South Asian songs
Listen to the rhythmic patterns of the G & H Tassa Drummers
Watch and participate in Indo-Caribbean dance
For more information click here
The on-line programme is an indication of the proposed activities and will be updated as we head towards the event date on Friday 24 May 2013 - use it to plan your visit.
Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A)
Cromwell Road
South Kensington
SW7 2RL
Nearest Stations are:
Circle, District & Piccadilly Lines
Buses that stop at the V&A:
C1, 14, 74 & 414
FUTURE FREE EVENTS FOR YOUR DIARIES
Friday 23 August 2013, 18.30 - 21.45
Dare to Dream – Visual Culture of Campaigns, Protests and Civil Rights 1955 - 1985
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr's 'I Have a Dream' speech
Friday 18 October 2013, 18.30 - 21.45
Looking Sweet - The Trends & Euphonics of the UK Soul and Lovers Rock Scenes
To celebrate the V&A exhibition 'Club to Catwalk: London Fashion in the 1980s'
Best wishes,
J
Janet Browne
Programme Manager
Black Heritage & Culture
Learning & Interpretation Division
Victoria & Albert Museum
South Kensington
London
SW7 2RL
Direct Line: 020 7942 2184
Email: j.browne@vam.ac.uk
Note: I work Wednesdays PM, Thursdays and Fridays. If your enquiry is urgent please contact Jo Banham, the Adults and Creative Industries Team Leader on 020 7942 2190 or email: j.banham@vam.ac.uk
Learning & Interpretation Division
Victoria & Albert Museum
South Kensington
London
SW7 2RL
Direct Line: 020 7942 2184
Email: j.browne@vam.ac.uk
Note: I work Wednesdays PM, Thursdays and Fridays. If your enquiry is urgent please contact Jo Banham, the Adults and Creative Industries Team Leader on 020 7942 2190 or email: j.banham@vam.ac.uk
David Bowie is
Until 11 August 2013
In Partnership with Gucci
Sound Experience by Sennheiser
Find out more www.vam.ac.uk/davidbowieis
LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE ON THE DAY
See the exhibition for free if you join as a V&A Member www.vam.ac.uk/members
Coming soon
War Games
25 May 2013 – 9 March 2014 at V&A Museum of Childhood
Admission free
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BOOK YOUR DATE IN AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2013 IN EUROPE - BOOK TODAY!
Toke D Keda will be on tour in Europe once again this summer. This show is bigger than ever.
Book your date with Lamento Boliviano now! - This tour will sell out quickly! Click here for info!
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BOOK YOUR DATE IN AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2013 IN EUROPE - BOOK TODAY!
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The Songlines team is slowly gearing up for a packed summer of music, encouraged by the recent appearance of British sunshine.
We are already well on our way to crafting the July 2013 issue, which features our countdown of the Top 25 Mali Albums, plus five tracks chosen by none other than legendary Rolling Stones’ frontman Mick Jagger interviewed by his brother, Chris.
Songlines Encounters Festival is now only a month away and you can still get your tickets here or by calling Kings Place on
+44 (0)20 7520 1490. Acts include Sarah Savoy & The Francadians, Trio Mali Latino with Omar Puente and Malik Pathé Sow & Bao Sissoko. Songlines subscribers can claim a discount on both single night and full festival tickets. We hope to see you there.
The Songlines Team
PS. The Songlines Music Awards 2013 compilation album is available on Amazon for £2.99, OR only £1.99 if purchased with any other world music album (offer available until June 30).
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Set in the serene and beautiful confines of Larmer Tree Gardens on the Wilshire/Dorset border, Larmer Tree Festival is always a Songlines favourite and we will once again be pitching our stand there this year between July 17-21.
Acts on the bill include Van Morrison, Seasick Steve, Bellowhead, Lau and Sam Lee.
We are very excited to have one pair of five-day tickets to give away to one of this year’s unmissable festivals.
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 We have two pairs of tickets to give away to see the Songlines Music Awards 2013 Newcomer winners, Mokoomba, play at London’s Jazz Café on June 5.
Three runners up will receive a copy of Mookomba’s international debut album, Rising Tide.
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Fully interactive with streaming audio, video and hyperlinks throughout, Songlines magazine is now available to read on the iPad and Android. Visit the iTunes App store or Google Play to download the Songlines App for free, which includes free access to the Songlines 75th edition (April/May 2011). Single issues are available to purchase at £3.99, or subscribe for a year at £19.99.
Songlines Digital subscribers now have FREE access to the tablet edition. Use your Songlines Digital username and password to log in.
The Kindle Fire edition can be downloaded from Amazon’s US Kindle store and a UK version will be available soon.
*The Songlines Tablet edition doesn’t include the Top of the World CD but features excerpts of each track available to stream from issue #89 (Jan/Feb 2013) onwards.
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PRESS RELEASE
New Bursary for postgraduate dance students
offered by Independent Dance and Siobhan Davies Dance
offered by Independent Dance and Siobhan Davies Dance
Independent Dance and Siobhan Davies Dance are pleased to announce the launch of a new bursary programme to support students on the jointly delivered MA Creative Practice: Dance Professional Practice Pathway offered in partnership with Trinity LABAN Conservatoire of Music and Dance. The bursaries are Leverhulme Arts Scholarships, and are named in memory of Independent Dance co-director and pioneering dance artist Gill Clarke MBE who passed away in November 2011.
Two bursaries of £6,953 will be offered annually over the next three years to support students on the course.
The MA is designed to meet the needs of mid-career professional dance artists working within the UK and internationally.
Bursary applicants must be accepted onto the course and able to demonstrate their professional potential. The criteria against which applications are judged are:
· the impact of the programme on the professional development of the student
· the contribution of the student to art form development
· established commitment to a research-based approach to moving, making and /or teaching
· and financial need
A panel of experienced professionals dance artists will make decisions on bursary recipients.
Details on how to apply are available at: http://www.independentdance.co.uk/programme/activities/ma/gill-clarke-bursaries.
Details on how to apply are available at: http://www.independentdance.co.uk/programme/activities/ma/gill-clarke-bursaries.
Deadline for applications is 1 July 2013.
The MA Creative Practice is a one-year programme designed for the professional practitioner. It provides a unique investigative learning and research environment to support professional dance artists to further develop their practice.
Two distinctive aspects of this course are the intensive studio-based learning with internationally renowned dance artists, and the compact structure of the course, tailored to recognise the changing nature of work for active independent dance artists eager to grow. Key elements of study are delivered by Independent Dance and Siobhan Davies Dance at the RIBA award winning Siobhan Davies Studios in South East London.
More detail on the content of the pathways is available at http://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/programmes/dance-programmes/postgraduate/ma-creative-practice-dance-professional-practice-pathway
Former MA Creative Practice Students said:
"I have looked for years to find an MA like this… The teachers, environment and tutoring offered is outstanding. These conditions for learning have allowed me to stretch beyond what I thought was imaginable. I am now better able to articulate my ideas within my practice and place those ideas in a broader context." (2011/12 cohort)
"It was, without doubt, the most beneficial professional educative programme of study that I have undertaken in my professional/academic career to date. I feel that Embodied Practice has laid foundations that will serve the rest of my career progression and academic life." (2010/11 cohort)
Senior dance professionals have commented:
“The academic and artistic body of work produced by the MA students, alongside their expanded knowledge, adds to both the understanding and evolution of dance as an artistic and research practice as it increasingly contributes its distinct voice to contemporary creative thinking.”
The bursaries are named after Gill Clarke, who instigated the course, with the express aim to create an environment where students could study alongside current practicing professionals.
Gill was an independent dance artist. She was a founder member of Siobhan Davies Dance Company and also performed and collaborated with other choreographers including Rosemary Butcher, Rosemary Lee, Janet Smith, Kate Brown and Marina Collard.
Gill regarded teaching as an integral part of her artistic practice. She regularly led master classes and workshops internationally for students, professionals and companies, actively engaged in dance thinking and research.
Gill was awarded an MBE for services to Dance and was an Honorary Visiting Professor at University of Ulster.
Gill was awarded an MBE for services to Dance and was an Honorary Visiting Professor at University of Ulster.
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For more information please contact Gitta Wigro, general manager at Independent Dance: Gitta@IndependentDance.co.uk or on 020 7091 9650
Notes to Editors
Gill Clarke was a pioneering independent dance artist, researcher, and co-director of Independent Dance.
She was a founding member of Siobhan Davies Dance Company and also performed and collaborated with other choreographers including Rosemary Butcher, Rosemary Lee, Janet Smith, Kate Brown and Marina Collard. Gill regarded teaching as an integral part of her artistic practice. She regularly led masterclasses and workshops internationally for students, professionals and companies, and was part of the EU-funded IDOCDE project which captures the teaching methods of key teachers in twelve European countries. She collaborated with filmmaker Becky Edmunds on a multi-screen installation - Stones and Bones.
As Head of Performance Studies (2000-2006) at Laban (now Trinity Laban) she led a rewriting of the undergraduate programme, and it was Gill’s dream to create an MA in an environment where students could study alongside current practicing professionals. She developed the modules for the new MA in Creative Practice, and the course was offered for the first time in 2010.
Gill was awarded an MBE for services to Dance in 1998, and was an Honorary Visiting Professor at University of Ulster. In 2011, she received The Jane Attenborough Dance UK Industry Award, recognising her outstanding contribution to dance.
An obituary, written by choreographers Rosemary Lee and Siobhan Davies, can be found here: http://www.independentdance.co.uk/author/gill-clarke/; and by Sanjoy Roy for The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2011/dec/20/gill-clarke
She was a founding member of Siobhan Davies Dance Company and also performed and collaborated with other choreographers including Rosemary Butcher, Rosemary Lee, Janet Smith, Kate Brown and Marina Collard. Gill regarded teaching as an integral part of her artistic practice. She regularly led masterclasses and workshops internationally for students, professionals and companies, and was part of the EU-funded IDOCDE project which captures the teaching methods of key teachers in twelve European countries. She collaborated with filmmaker Becky Edmunds on a multi-screen installation - Stones and Bones.
As Head of Performance Studies (2000-2006) at Laban (now Trinity Laban) she led a rewriting of the undergraduate programme, and it was Gill’s dream to create an MA in an environment where students could study alongside current practicing professionals. She developed the modules for the new MA in Creative Practice, and the course was offered for the first time in 2010.
Gill was awarded an MBE for services to Dance in 1998, and was an Honorary Visiting Professor at University of Ulster. In 2011, she received The Jane Attenborough Dance UK Industry Award, recognising her outstanding contribution to dance.
An obituary, written by choreographers Rosemary Lee and Siobhan Davies, can be found here: http://www.independentdance.co.uk/author/gill-clarke/; and by Sanjoy Roy for The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2011/dec/20/gill-clarke
Independent Dance (ID) is an artist-led organisation providing a responsive framework to support, sustain and stimulate dance artists in their on-going development as professionals. It provides a specialist and coherent programme offering opportunities to learn, deepen enquiry, share practice and exchange ideas as part of an interdependent international community. ID was established in 1990 and has the longest running daily training programme in the UK.
It is based at Siobhan Davies Studios where it acts as a hub to develop dialogue beyond its own borders and aims to expand its advocacy role for independent dance artists. For more information see www.independentdance.co.uk
It is based at Siobhan Davies Studios where it acts as a hub to develop dialogue beyond its own borders and aims to expand its advocacy role for independent dance artists. For more information see www.independentdance.co.uk
Siobhan Davies Dance (SDD) Founded and led since 1988 by pioneering choreographer Siobhan Davies, Siobhan Davies Dance has evolved over the years from a touring dance company into an investigative contemporary arts organisation. The completion of our Studios in 2006 kick-started an explosion of activity allowing us to support the making of far more work. We now apply choreography across a wide range of creative disciplines including visual arts, film and craft.
In 2013-14 works by Siobhan Davies will be on show in major art galleries and museums across the UK. In addition our Studios will play host to a range of exhibitions and events as we commission work by leading contemporary artists. For more information see www.siobhandavies.com
In 2013-14 works by Siobhan Davies will be on show in major art galleries and museums across the UK. In addition our Studios will play host to a range of exhibitions and events as we commission work by leading contemporary artists. For more information see www.siobhandavies.com
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance is the UK's only conservatoire of music and dance. Its innovative course provision, exciting performances and ground-breaking education, community and social inclusion work make Trinity Laban a leader in the advancement of elite and creative artistic practice. The organisation fosters the musicians, dancers and artistic leaders of the future, enriching Britain's vibrant cultural life and its creative industries which are vital to a balanced, diverse economy. http://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/
The Leverhulme Trust was established in 1925 under the Will of the First Viscount Leverhulme with the instruction that its resources should be used to support “scholarships for the purposes of research and education.” Since that time, the Trust has provided funding for research projects, fellowships, studentships, bursaries and prizes; it operates across all the academic disciplines, the ambition being to support talented individuals as they realise their personal vision in research and professional training. With annual funding of some £60 million, the Trust is amongst the largest all-subject providers of research funding in the UK. For more information see www.leverhulme.ac.uk
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Many stars are already confirmed for 2014:We announce the next great Salsafestival Switzerland at Kongresshaus Zürich. Reserve the weekend 21-23 February 2014! In the meantime Frankie Martinez, Johnny Vasquez, Alberto Valdes, Tropical Gem and Dominican Power visit Zurich at Fiesta Latina Candela - White Sensation 08-09 June 2013 at Volkshaus Zürich. Please find more infos below... The Salsafestival presales is already on and many dance schools have bought packages of festival tickets at the best prices. Prices go up at the end of every month. Book your ticket here!  Line-up 2014 Adrian y Anita BNF from Dubai Tropical Gem Supermario Manuel Mascarell Hacha y Machete Island Touch Frank Santos & Julie Camous and many more. Success on Facebook! Salsafestival Switzerland has already more than 4500 fans on Facebook. As a fan of Salsafestival Switzerland you'll always get the latest info about the festival! Just klick here: Fan page. Lost & Found Have you lost something at this year's Salsafestival? Everything we found during the weekend is listed on our website. Lost & Found Important notice: Fiesta Candela Latina – White Sensation 08-09 June 2013 we celebrate for the 10th time Europe's most exciting Salsa/Latino party at Volkshaus Zürich: Saturday 08 June Party on 6 dancefloors and 11 DJs for 3000 Salseros and Latinos. Salsa, Chachacha, Timba, Bachata, Reggaeton, Brasil, Kizomba, Pop-Rock Latino. Pre party Friday 07 June at Latin Palace. Bye-bye-party Sunday 09 June at Vior Club. Dresscode: White. Party with Frankie Martinez, Johnny Vasquez, Alberto Valdes, Tropical Gem and Dominican Power. „Los Gigantes de la Salsa“ are available for workshops on Saturday and Sunday at Volkshaus Zürich. Limited space!
Infos: www.fiestacandela.ch Tickets: www.starticket.ch Facebook fan page / Facebook event Next partner events  08 - 09 June 2013 - Fiesta Latina Candela - White Sensation www.fiestacandela.ch  11 - 23 June 2013 - Roots of Salsa www.rootsofsalsa.ch Translater German - English Salsafestival Switzerland sends out its newsletters in four different languages. For the english version as well as parts of our website we are looking for a translater capable of translating German texts into perfect English. If you're interested please write to info@salsafestival.com Salsaludos Thomas Stadler and Steven Hafner Salsafestival Switzerland | Sponsors     Partners      Media         Top partners      |
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