Die Gruppe Tanz durch die Jahrhunderte lädt ein zu einer Landpartie.

Auf dem Programm stehen Kaffee, Kuchen und Tänze unter der Anleitung unserer Tanzmeisterin Nicolle.

wo: Historischer Saal, Gasthof zur Post, Zöpfstraße 2, 82405 Wessobrunn

wann: 18. Juli 2015, 15:00 Uhr bis 18:00 Uhr

Dresscode: Mitte bis Ende 18tes Jahrhundert

Unkostenbeitrag p.P.: Euro 15,00

Rückmeldung bitte bis 15. März 2015 an Marianne Wallach

Tel: 08251-878470

E-Mail: mwallach@t-online.de

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Norwich Historical Dance are hosting a workshop by Anne Daye on Jacobean Masque Dance on Saturday 28th June 2014 at the Belvedere Centre in Belvoir Street, Norwich, NR2 3AZ., from 11.30am to 5.30pm;

fee is £15.00 (£10.00 concessions)

Drinks and biscuits for reefreshments are provided. For further information or to book, please contact Amanda Williams on 01603 503824. 

On 28 March -2 April 2015, Chalemie will hold its 17th Summer School in Early Music, Dance, Period Costume Making and Commedia. Leading performers from the group will direct a series of workshops on 17th/18th century music, song, dance, commedia and costume making, with a particular emphasis on the English repertoire of this period.

The course this year will be held once more in the delightful surroundings of Headington School, in beautiful old buildings just a mile from the centre of Oxford and situated in 22 acres of parklands, gardens and woodland.

The Chalemie Summer School is for everyone interested in performing music, song, dance or commedia, or any combination of these, together with period costume making. While its focus is on the 17th/18th centuries, it is not restricted to this period alone.

Timetable

The course will be held over six days (five nights), beginning with registration at from 12.00 noon to 2.00 pm on Saturday 28th March, and ending after lunch on Thursday 2nd April.

Mornings will start with a group class (which we hope all will want to attend!). This will be a warm-up session in which we will explore movement and presentational skills. In particular, the relationship between music and movement, along with the expression of music in physical form, should help both dancers and musicians to improve their performance. These sessions will be based partly around some of the fundamental routines and physical exercises that lie behind the ancient art of Commedia dell' Arte.

The timetable is intended to be fairly flexible in allowing participation in a variety of activities. Mornings (plus Monday pm) will be allocated to formal courses in the chosen primary study (a total of six 3-hour sessions). Afternoons are less formal and provide an opportunity to explore new areas as secondary studies, to continue with your primary study, or simply to do your own thing. Evenings are completely informal, but a variety of entertainments and activities have been arranged for all participants wishing to take part, including: a barn dance (on Tuesday evening), a lecture/performance by Chalemie and a party/concert.

To encourage students to think of performance in theatrical terms there will be a concert on the final evening with an opportunity to present short pieces worked on during the course.

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Friday 21st August – Monday 31st August 2015
Partial attendance options available

For All Levels
From the complete beginner to the professional dancer

This non-residential course concentrates on the technique, presentation and reconstruction of Baroque dance and is designed for all levels from the absolute beginner to the professional dancer. This intensive course equips newcomers to Baroque dance with a thorough grounding in basic skills, and provides experienced dancers with the opportunity for more in-depth study.

Each module can be attended independently and consists of three full days' tuition, three lunches and three dinners. Module 3 will conclude on Monday evening with an all periods dance party and buffet held at the Rubicon. With approximately twenty-four hours of tuition per module, participants may enrol for a weekend, for one, two or three modules, or on a part-time basis (for example, local residents may wish to attend just the morning technique sessions).

The Rubicon Centre has two dance studios with sprung floors and wall-length mirrors, a study room, café area, and changing and shower facilities.

Timetable

Classes run daily from 9:15am to 9:30pm unless otherwise stated, and are accompanied by recorded music or musicians on period instruments. The daily timetable includes:

• Three technique classes with different level mixes to allow for consolidation and challenge.
• Steps in Context which combines technique, presentation and reconstruction from original notation. The sessions enable participants to concentrate on the technique required to attain movement qualities for dances such as sarabande, bourée, gigue, menuet etc. (Video camera may be used during the presentation sections.) Non-notation readers will be taught a dance with reference to the notation.

The course also incorporates a costumed lecture-demonstration, and workshops on various aspects of Baroque dance including: mechanics of arm motions, aspects of music & dance, character dance technique, choreographing in the Baroque style, etc.

Free Time: There will be free time between modules – Monday evening (no dinner provided) and Tuesday morning (no lunch provided), and Friday afternoon and evening (no dinner provided).

End of Course Party

Monday 31st August
7:15pm at The Rubicon

The course will finish with an all periods dance party and buffet. Period costume optional.

Tickets: £20 (non-course members), £15 to course participants not attending module 3. Module 3 price includes a party ticket.

Accommodation

The course is non-residential, however, a limited number of rooms will be reserved at local student halls of residence. Please see our accommodation information for details and for alternative accommodation.

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Information about fees and a printable application form are available online.

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"Wiener Blut" lautet diesmal das Motto unseres Balls. Als Inspiration dazu diente die gleichnamige Operette, die 1899 uraufgeführt wurde und deren Handlung zur Zeit des Wiener Kongresses spielt. An diesem Abend wird es also sehr wienerisch zugehen, und wir werden versuchen, dem Geheimnis der rätselhaften Substanz "Wiener Blut" auf den Grund zu gehen.

Der Schwerpunkt der Tänze des Abends liegt auf dem Biedermeier, neben Ecossaisen, Francaisen und Quadrillen dieser Epoche steht aber auch einiges aus der zweiten Jahrhunderthälfte auf dem Programm. Tanzmeisterin: Pia Brocza.

Mehr Informationen zu Programm, Ballkleidung, Ballvorbereitung und Kartenreservierung finden Sie auf der zeitenTANZ-Homepage (s. Kontakt).

Bild: Szene aus der Operettenverfilmung "Wiener Blut", 1942

Diese besonders in Dänemark sehr verbreitete Quadrille ist im engeren Sinne eine Contredanse in Vierpaaraufstellung (Square), da sie die typischen Merkmale eines solchen Tanzes aufweist: Fünf Touren sind zu einer Suite zusammengefasst. Rekonstruktion der vorliegenden Fassung durch K.H.Taubert. - Lehrgang der LAG Tanz Berlin am 22.11.2014, 14.30-18.30 Uhr. Information und Anmeldung: ursel.mueller(at)lag-tanz-berlin.de 

Ein Programm mit Tänzen des 18. Jahrhunderts, die Goethe in seinen Schriften (Aus meinem Leben, Werthers Leiden) erwähnt. Zur Aufführung kommen verschiedene Menuette, eine Anglaise, ein Deutscher Tanz und ein Figuren-Ländler (Allemande); in Musik gesetzt von Luigi Boccherini, Exaudet, Dittersdorf, Mozart und Beethoven. Tanz: Eine Projekttanzgruppe, Leitung: Ingo Günther. Beginn: 20.00 Uhr, Eintritt frei.

Aufführungsort: Theaterhaus Berlin-Mitte, Wallstr. 32, Bühne im EG (rechter Eingang),U-Bahn Märkisches Museum

Ein Programm mit Tänzen des 18. Jahrhunderts, die Goethe in seinen Schriften (Aus meinem Leben, Werthers Leiden) erwähnt. Zur Aufführung kommen verschiedene Menuette, eine Anglaise, ein Deutscher Tanz und ein Figuren-Ländler (Allemande); in Musik gesetzt von Luigi Boccherini, Exaudet, Dittersdorf, Mozart und Beethoven. Tanz: Eine Projekttanzgruppe, Leitung: Ingo Günther. Beginn: 20.00 Uhr, Eintritt frei.