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Showing posts with label Afro-Cuban. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Afro-Cuban. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 January 2015
The Afro-Latin Lounge
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
Tiempo Libre in London!
This is a perfect occasion to catch a live performance from a band that is always willing to experiment with new sounds. The evidence is there in the album Bach in Havana, a bold and successful effort to re-arrange pieces by the famous German composer with a Latin twist. Where others are afraid to tread, Tiempo Libre ventures with panache and brio.
Those attending the concert on Thursday 17th July are in for a treat as this high-voltage salsa machine will be playing songs from their albums Arroz Con Mango (literally, “Mango and Rice”), My Secret Radio, Lo Que Esperabas (“What You Were Waiting For”), Timbiando and the aforementioned Bach in Havana.
Although classically trained the musicians that make up this septet were all influenced in their younger years by the funk, jazz and rock played on American radio stations and which they could only access through aerials made out of clothes hangers.
In its thirteen-year-long existence, Tiempo Libre has championed the best of Afro-Cuban culture, developing along the way its own unique sound. The Jazz Café concert will be further proof of this.
Thursday, July 17 at 7:30 pm (doors open at 7pm)
Jazz Café,5 Parkway London, NW1 7PG
Tickets are £15 and may be purchased at serious.org.uk/tiempolibre or by calling 0844 847 2514.
Sunday, 11 May 2014
The Afro-Latin Lounge
Dance UK’s Agile Fundraising is a new programme designed to unmask techniques to attract individual donors and help you become more confident in raising funds. The programme is supported by Arts Council England’s Catalyst scheme and Cause4’s Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy and includes six training sessions over 10 months plus an extra, final session to pitch for up to £1,000 (Dragon’s Den-style) to a panel of wealthy donors. Each session includes input and advice from Fern Potter, Head of Development & Strategy for Dance UK, ADAD and Youth Dance England.
All of the sessions (apart from 'Presenting Yourself/ Making the Pitch') will be live-streamed so you can take part regardless of where you live. This is an incredible opportunity to hone your skills with a programme that has been designed by a dance professional for dance professionals.
Each session runs from 6pm to 9.30pm, timetabled as follows:
6:00-6:15 Arrival and registration
6:15-7:00 Session led by Fern Potter
7:00-8:30 Guest speaker
8:30-8:45 Tea and coffee break
8:45-9:30 Panel session including Q&A
Full programme details:
Monday 19 May (London) - www.danceuk.org/events/event/9928
Digital Fundraising / Getting Started & Developing Your Case for Support led by Matt Haworth, one of the UK's leading experts on ‘doing good’ with digital with nearly 10 years getting results for hundreds of not-for-profit organisations’ projects. Panel guest speaker is Henrietta Norton, independent creative producer and consultant to the creative and cultural sector who set up one of the first crowdfunding platforms in the UK, wedidthis.org.uk and since the site’s merger with crowdfunder, is applying the crowdfunding model to the creative and cultural sector, both across the UK and internationally.
Monday 6 October (London) - www.danceuk.org/events/events/event/9929
Asking for Money led by Bernard Ross, an internationally recognised management consultant and author and a director of =mc who was voted as the most inspiring speaker in the USA by Fundraising Success magazine. Guest panel member to be confirmed.
Tuesday 11 November (Birmingham) - www.danceuk.org/events/event/9930
Cultivation and Fundraising Events to Build Relationships with Donors led by Geoff Sweeney, Director of Development for Birmingham Royal Ballet. Guest panel member is Corey Baker, Artistic Director of Corey Baker Dance.
Monday 8 December (Brighton)
Fit for Purpose - Effective Customer Relationship Management led by John Nicholls, founder of Arts Quarter with over 25 years’ experience working within the arts, charitable communities and creative industries in the UK and abroad. Guest panel member to be confirmed.
January 2015 date TBC (London)
Presenting Yourself / Making the Pitch
February / March 2015 date TBC (London)
The Cycle – Planning for Fundraising Success led by Michael Kaiser, president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C..and former CEO of the Royal Opera House. Guest panel member is Caroline Miller, Director of Dance UK.
Friday April 10 (London)
Dragon’s Den Pitch session as part of Dance UK’s 21st Century Dance & Beyond conference (more information about the conference to follow).
Ticket options
Six sessions either live or online plus participating in Dragon's Den pitch competition: £90 Dance UK members / £180 for non-members
OR five sessions online only plus watching Dragon's Den pitch competition online: £65 Dance UK members / £110 for non members
OR book for individual Agile Fundraising sessions, to attend either in person or online: £16 Dance UK members / £36 non-members.
Note: only those completing the full package of sessions will be eligible to enter the Dragon’s Den pitch competition.
Book your place at www.danceuk.org/events
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