Das Jane-Austen Wochenende (Termin 1)
In diesem Jahr stehen für diesen beliebten Kurs erstmals zwei Termine zur Wahl. Und auch in diesem Jahr ist Jane Austen für uns die Namenspatronin für die Tänze des späten 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhunderts. Neben Tänzen aus England werden diesmal auch wieder Tänze aus Deutschland und Frankreich auf dem Programm stehen. Dabei entsteht ein buntes Potpourri aus verschiedenen Tanzformen der Zeit.
Dieses Wochenende ist wieder besonders anfängergeeignet und bietet einen breiten Einblick in den Tanz der Empirezeit.
Wer mag, und entsprechende Kleidung hat, kann an diesem Wochenende auch gerne im Kostüm tanzen – wer also in ein Empire Kleid oder in einen Frack schlüpfen möchte, mag das tun, alle anderen tragen normale moderne Kleidung – wie immer.
Die Zeiten sind:
Samstag 13:00-15:30 und 16:15-18:45 Uhr
Sonntag 10:00-12:30 und 13:30-16:00 Uhr
Historischer Tanz in Frankfurt 2023:
25.-26. März Rokoko:
Der Gesellschaftstanz im Rokoko im Überblick
13.-14. Mai Renaissance 16. Jahrhundert:
Renaissancetänze aus dem 16. Jahrhundert von Arbeau
17.-18. Juni Barock Solopaartanz:
„La Savoye“ (1700)
15.-16. Juli 19. Jahrhundert – Biedermeier:
Der Tanz um 1848
2.-3. September Barock:
Tänze aus den Chorégraphie Durlach Manuskripten (ca. 1724)
7.-8. Oktober Renaissance Quattrocento:
Renaissancetänze übermittelt von Johannes Cochläus 1517
4.-5. November und
11.-12. November Empire:
Das Jane-Austen Wochenende
2.-3. Dezember Barock Solotanz:
„Entrée d'Arlequin“
Weitere Informationen finden sich auf meiner Webseite www.historische-tanzkunst.de sowie im Flyer.
- Workshop
- 19th century
- Quadrilles
- Regency
- Beginner
- Intermediates
intensive course of Renaissance Dance
Armonia Danza offers an intensive course of Reinassance Dance with the dancers and choreographers Marco Bendoni and Bruna Gondoni in Madrid next 16 July.
After the great work of Andrea Francalanci, Marco and Bruna took the management of " Il Ballarino " of Florence, and togheter have brought historical dance to the most famous festivals over the world with the most wellknown musical groups as " L´Arpeggiatta " of Christina Pluhar, Gabriel Garrido o Le Petit Bande or working as a choreographers for prestigous cinema works as " Romeo & Juliet " of Carlo Carlei.
- Course
- Renaissance
- Intermediates
"Les Lanciers"
Schon im frühen 19. Jahrhundert tanzte man in Großbritannien „The Lancers“. In Deutschland hingegen kam diese Quadrille erst in den 1850er Jahren in Mode, mal als „Lanciers“, mal als „Quadrille à la Cour“ bezeichnet. Es handelt sich um einen fröhlichen, fünfteiligen Vierpaartanz mit abwechslungsreichen Figuren. Es gab auch Versionen in Kolonnenform, die einfacher zu lernen sind und bei denen man etwas flexibler bei der Anzahl der tanzenden Paare ist. Je nachdem, wie viele Tänzer wir an diesem Nachmittag sein werden, tanzen wir die eine oder die andere Form.
Dieser Workshop richtet sich alle, die Spaß am Tanzen haben.
Bitte bequeme Kleidung und Gymnastikschuhe oder Ähnliches mitbringen. Ein Partner wird für die Anmeldung nicht benötigt!
- Workshop
- 19th century
- All levels
English Country Dances / 2023 DANCE SUMMER COURSES / Cécile Laye
July 21, 22 and 23: BEGINNERS
A first approach to John Playford’s dances (1651-1670)
Meant for whom? For dancers new to this repertoire but with some experience in dancing, and for dancers aiming to teach English Country Dancing.
What’s on the programme? Introductions, verse and chorus dances. The following dances will be taught: Hit and Miss, Saturday Night -Sunday Morning, The Gun and Shepherd’s Holidays, plus a few longways for as many as will.
Where, when? At Micadanses, Rue Geoffroy l'Asnier, 75004 PARISFriday July 21 from 18:00 to 20:00 in the Biped studio
Saturday July 22 from 10:00 to 14:00 in the May Be studio
SundayJuly 23 from 10:00 to 15:00 in the May Be studio
Please note it is possible to register for two workshops or all three, with a reduction
Registrations will close on July 1, 2023.
July 24 and 25: INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
Country Dancing in the Early 18th Century (1699-1710) Bray, Walsh,Kynaston and The Dancing Master.
Meant for whom? For intermediate-level and advanced dancers familiar with the repertoire, or for dancers used to linking up several figures and steps.
What’s on the programme? Bray’s Maggot (Thomas Bray, 1699), Up with Aily (Henry Playford, 1703), The Humours of the Age (Kynaston, 1710), The Virgin’s Frolick (John Young, 1710), Hombey House (Walsh, 1710)
Where, when? At Micadanses, Rue Geoffroy l'Asnier, 75004 PARIS
Monday July 24 and Tuesday July 25 from 14:00 to 19:00, Biped studio
Please note it is possible to register for two workshops or all three, with a reduction.
Registrations will close on July 1, 2023.
July 26 and 27: ADVANCED LEVEL
20th and 21st century choreographers’ contribution
Meant for whom? Advanced dancers familiar with the repertoire, or dancers used to linking up long sequels of figures and steps.
What’s on the programme? 8, College Street (C. Laye) : Longways for 4 couples in 4 parts, Hand in Hand (Gary Roodman), Perpetual Motion (Tom Cook) and Dance to the Music of Time (Antony Heywood)
Where, when? At Micadanses, Rue Geoffroy l'Asnier, 75004 PARIS
Wednesday July 26 and Thursday 27 from 14:00 to 19:00, Biped studio
Please note it is possible to register for two workshops or all three, with a reduction.
Registrations will close on July 1, 2023.
Cécile LAYE, PRO DA member
Cécile Laye is CHESTNUT’s teaching and artistic director. She studied old dance forms in England with the Dolmetsch Historical Dance Society, Nonsuch History and Dance and EFDSS (English folk Dance and Song Society). She worked in particular under such famed teachers and researchers as Anne Daye, Anne Cottis, Peggy Dixon, Ethyl Anderson, Marjorie Fennessy, Tom Cook and Alan Davies. In France she studied with Francine Lancelot, Andréa Francalancci and Barbara Sparti. At the end of the eighties, she founded AMARILLIS, a dance company meaning to bring to the public figure dances of the Stuarts’ time and the English inheritance, as well as some aspects of history and literature, with the collaboration of musicians and singers. AMARILLIS was replaced by CHESTNUT in 1998. CHESTNUT took over its predecessor’s artistic activities (creating dance and theatre shows), its teaching (preparing dancers for Balls through a rich program of workshops and classes) and its publication ones (CDs, dance descriptions, articles on Playford and modern dances). Over the years, Cécile LAYE has build up a strong experience as a dancing master and ball caller (French Renaissance balls/ English figure dances balls, or a mixture of both). She can pass on her taste for and pleasure in elegant dancing to beginners as well as seasoned dancers. Besides her activities in the field of dancing, Cécile Laye studied dramatic art and staging, graduating at Cours Florent. She also graduated at Eva Ruchpaul’s Yoga Institute and the Paris school of Gestalt-therapy. She played Shakespeare, Molière and Marivaux in Paris and elsewhere in France and takes part in creating new plays and shows, for children in particular. She draws on both sides of her extensive training, physical and artistic, to develop her teaching method. Her constant aim is to understand the needs of a given group and of each person making up the group, to build up a class so that each person gradually understands the dance, becomes aware of his/her body and its expressive capacities, be it during a lesson, a ball, or on stage.
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chestnut.cecilelaye@orange.fr or 0033 660 222 321 (contact@chestnut.fr doesn't work anymore!)
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- Summer School
- Tudor
- Baroque
- Playford
- 19th century
- Quadrilles
- Regency
- mixed
- All levels
Kontratänze im Mai
An diesem Frühlingsnachmittag wollen wir einfach eine Reihe von netten Tänzen in Gassen-, vielleicht auch in Vierpaar-Aufstellung – je nach Anzahl der Anwesenden! – vor allem aus dem 18. Jahrhundert tanzen. Das verbindende Thema ist der Mai! Dieser Workshop richtet sich daher an alle, die Spaß am Tanzen haben.
Bitte bequeme Kleidung und Gymnastikschuhe oder Ähnliches mitbringen. Ein Partner wird für die Anmeldung nicht benötigt!
- Workshop
- Baroque
- All levels
Reinanssance Dance in Castillo de Manzanares el Real
Don Iñigo López de Mendoza, Marqués de Santillana, gropus in his figure, all the virtues of medieval Knight, even do is a warrier, is a man in love with literature and love. A noble who becomes a writer, and a precursor of the Reinanssance in Spain.
Enjoy with Armonia danza, the Reinanssance dances with music and poetry in a Castle in Madrid
Email: fundacioninstrumentos@gmail.com
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- Course
- Quattrocento
- All levels