Costumes

[English short version below]

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Europas größter (unseres Wissens nach) historischer Tanzball am 26.11.2016 mit bis zu 800 Tänzern im einmaligen Ambiente der historischen Stadthalle Wuppertal anlässlich des 10. Jubiläums des "Der Tanzball".

Rahmendaten:
Datum: 26.11.2016
Beginn ab 17:00 , Ende gegen 02:00

• 1000 qm große Tanzfläche in den atemberaubenden Räumlichkeiten der historischen Stadthalle Wuppertal. Dazu Empfangs- und Buffeträume, Garten und Empore. Hier Bilder als 360 Grad Tour: http://www.stadthalle.de/haus/360-grad-tour/ (Saal, Wandelhalle, Offenbach Saal, Medelsohn & Majolika Saal, Terasse, Gartenhalle)
• Tanzprogramm für bis zu 8 Stunden Tanz - und das Erlebnis, mit mehreren Hundert Tanzpaaren historische Reihen-, Kreis- und Paartänze des 15. bis 20. Jhds. zu tanzen.
• Ein dem Anlass würdiges Buffet vom offiziellen Caterer der historischen Stadthalle.
• Künstlerische Darbietungen in den Pausen. Wir planen mit einem Chor, einem Tanztheater sowie einem fulminanten Feuerspektakel
• Tanzkarten und dezente Tanzspiele über den Abend verteilt.
• Kostümpflicht: Erwünscht ist festliche, nicht-moderne Kleidung des 11. bis 19. Jhd. (oder prunkvolle Fantasy-Kleidung)

Europe's biggest (as far as we know) multi-period ball.

Date: 26 November 2016

Price: 50€ (target price of crowdfunding)

Venue: Historische Stadthalle Wuppertal, Germany

Dances: Early dances from the 15th to 19th century, historically inspired dances from the 20th century

Dining: Catering, buffet (drinks not included in the ticket price)

Costumes: 11th to 19th century, festive to opulent

A costume ball to take place on Friday 25th September in the Georgian ballroom at Stamford Arts Centre. All levels of dancers welcome.

Ticket includes a welcome drink and two course buffet supper. Period card games will also be played during supper. 7.30 start. Carriages at 11pm

Tickets £35 each available from Stamford Arts Centre box office - +44 (0)1780 763203

We have been established and performing for over 30 years. Based in Norwich, Norfolk, UK. Our Tutor is Amanda Wiliams.

We meet weekly during term time at 7.30pm on Thursday evenings at Norwich High School,

Norwich Historical Dance offer friendly classes, learning dances from the 15th to the 20th centuries under Amanda’s caring tuition, with the possibility of performing in costume.

New dancers welcome, no partners necessary. What to wear: flexible soft-soled shoes and comfortable lightweight clothing.

Our costumes are created to be as authentic as possible and where ever possible we have live and authentic music for performances.

The 16th edition of “Cracovia Danza” Court Dance Festival organized by Cracovia Danza Court Ballet and „Ardente Sole” foundation will be held in Cracow on 26th July - 2nd August. The main theme will be Grotesque and comedy in court dance.

Traditionally, important elements of Festival are workshops led by remarkable specialists from all over the world. This year there will be courses by the great masters of early dance: Barbara Segal (English dance, baroque dance), Marie-Claire Bär Le Corre (French dance, workshop for children), Ana Yepes (Spanish dance), Alaknanda Bose (Indian Kathak dance) and Leszek Rembowski (old-polish dance).

Since a few years the Festival offer has been extended to include acting classes. In this edition they will refer to the main theme. Commedia dell’arte workshop will be led by the only actors in Poland specialized in this kind of theatre. Krzysztof Antkowiak, on the other hand, will display to his students some secrets of the art of pantomime.

In the workshop part of the festival there is also place for dance devoted companion – music. During music courses instrumentalists and vocalists will have an opportunity to enrich their knowledge and skills in the field of music performed for dance. The classes will be led by French musicians: Gwinnevivre Quenel (Renaissance singing), Robin Joly (music for dance) and Pascale Boquet (lute, guitar).

THE COURSE INVOLVES
- five-day long workshops
- evening concert and shows at Villa Decius
- “Cracovia Danza” historical ball
- consultation with experts
- membership of “Decius Danza” workshop team, which leads to participation in presentations, concerts and performances on stages set in the historic places of Cracow and parade through the streets of Old Town

PRICE OF COURSE ALSO INVOLVES:
- a souvenir photo
- diploma of participation
- guided tour of Kraków on August 1st 2015
- admission-free entrance to ticketed evening performances at Main Market

COST OF PARTICIPATION
The price of one course: 290 PLN (60 €)*
The price of classes for children: 180 PLN (40 €)*

*DISCOUNT!!!
1. Guests, who sign up for 3 and more courses
2. Guests, who participate in workshops third time and more, are paying only 200 PLN (50 €) for one course, and for children classes - 160 PLN (35 €).

ADVANCE AMOUNT
Advanced amount for workshops participation is 100 PLN (25 €)/person, payment until July 10th 2015.
The second part of payment for workshops participation paid by bank transfer or cash directly before the start of workshops There is also the option of paying for the entire workshops.

BANK ACCOUNT ON WHICH THE PAYMENT SHOULD BE PAID (IN PLN):
74 8589 0006 0000 0011 0044 0002
Bank Spółdzielczy Rzemiosła w Krakowie
Fundacja „Ardente Sole”
al. Krasińskiego 20/9
30-101 Kraków
In the title: „Workshop fee: first and second name of workshop participant”.

Applications, together with deposit payment receipt, should be sent by the post
or email (ardentesole@ardentesole.pl) by July 10th 2015.

If you want to pay in EURO please contact with us.

You will find more details on Festival’s website under tab Workshops.

We meet at 8pm on Wednesday evenings in the Winchester area. For further details see our website at http://hrd.org.uk , or contact us by email at info@hrd.org.uk .

Kurs 1 (AnfängerInnen & leicht Fortgeschrittene) 

Freitag 18.00 - 19.30

Kurs 2 (Fortgeschrittene & Auftrittsgruppe)

Freitag 19.30 - 21.00/ 21.30

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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