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CALENDAR EVENTS. african dance african dance. Kebba Jobateh AfricanDrumming and Dance. C. K. Ladzekpo - African Music and Dance.
http://www.thisbusinessofdanceandmusic.com/africandance.htm

Extractions: Home Features Writing Workshop Writers for Non-Writers AFRICAN DANCE .. a a documentary by Ken Glazebrook and Alla Kovgan that explores contemporary dance in Africa. The film introduces eight modern dance companies from Africa, Europe, and Canada that participated in the Festival International de Nouvelle Danse in Montreal, Canada in 1999. Through insightful interviews and outstanding performances, the film depicts a fascinating diversity of themes in contemporary African dance interactions between tradition and modernism, consequences of colonization and urbanization, womens self-expression, masculinity, and family relationships. The film is a unique source of inspiration for audiences of all ages and specifically dancers, choreographers, dance historians, critics, and all those interested in African culture. Kebba Jobateh - African Drumming and Dance C.K Ladzekpo (Home Page) is the director of the African music program at the University of California at Berkeley . He has combined a brilliant career as a performer, choreographer and composer with teaching and extensive scholarly research into African performing arts. [WebMastering by
Silimbo D'Adeane West African Dance And Drum Company
Silimbo West african dance and Drum Company, enter to learn more aboutthis exciting african dance company. Silimbo D'Adeane West
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African Dance-Thoughts On Sensuality
The dance floor was crowded with young men and women gyrating to various tunes tocare, though, enjoying the moment, dancing away in typical African style.
http://kabiza.com/African Dance-Thoughts on Sensuality.htm

Extractions: The day had been hot and long in the heat of the desert like country of Southern Sudan and w e were heading back home from a small community for what Life magazine had called the "Lost boys of Sudan." It had been joyous but strenuous work, enduring the heat of the sun, with not much shade around. The Land Rover was laboring over another huge rut on the so-called road as Akot my Sudanese escort from the SPLA spoke and said "tonight we will have to celebrate and have dinner at the Lynx. It will be fun, there is music and a disco there also, and lots of beer." The sound, or rather thought of a cold Tuskers Beer sounded so inviting. The idea of sitting at a table enjoying some food and discuss the day with my friend was appealing. For a moment I thought of the bulletin I had read declaring the Lynx off-limits to UN associated personnel, but then I loved adventure and had always dared to go where no white man dares to go. After a nice shower pouring from a make shift 50-gallon oil drum suspended from a platform, heated by the sun, we went to our dinner restaurant? Night had fallen quickly, as it does around 7 PM in Africa and we stumbled across open fields, trying to avoid the thorn-bushes that were so abundant there.
Dance Centre
Dance Centre school of performing arts. New Subjects african dance. Main Page.New Subjects. african dance. Alexander Technique. Balinese Dance. Butho.
http://www.dance-centre.com/dc_engl/ns_african.html
African Dance
african dance Its impact living. For Africans, the magic of all lifeis experienced. african dance is basic, vital, and complete. It
http://www.mith.umd.edu/outreach/digitaldirections/students/salma/africandance.h

Extractions: African Dance: Its impact on modern dance and culture In African Funerals, the music and dance tell a sort of biography of the person who has. His/her occupation, his successes, his/her social position in life, and how he/she died is reflected in the music and dance. The funeral dances express the importance fo the community in traditional African life, in which people are bound by a shared respect for their heritage and a pride in the accomplishments of their fellowmembers. African dance Art Moi Visit black planet
Join UCC For A Traditional West African Dance Work
News. Join UCC for a Traditional West african dance Work, 11/02/03.Join UCC for a Traditional West african dance Workshop A series
http://www.ucc.ac.uk/cfm/news/newsarticle.cfm?articleId=109
UH SUMMER SESSIONS | NONCREDIT : Introduction To Traditional West African Dance
Outreach College sponsored, in part, by Last Updated Friday, Mar 7 2003 (25457pm HST). Noncredit Course Introduction to Traditional West african dance.
http://www.summer.hawaii.edu/programs/2003/EVENT-P05978.htm

Extractions: With: Denice Koch Learn the basic movements and rhythms of Guinea, Senegal, and Mali, West Africa. Gain tools to comprehend the relationships between various rhythms and movements. Course includes history of movement, rhythm, composition, compatibility of movements with rhythms, basic sequencing, stylization, and songs. Denice Koch, choreographer and principle dancer of Ku`umba Collective Creativity, studied dance at San Francisco State University and Dimensions Dance Theater, completing graduate work in dance education at UCLA. Click here to register for this course
Dance Africa Chicago: Celebrating An Ancient Custom Of African Dance - Columbia
Dance Africa Chicago Celebrating an ancient custom of african danceBy Kathleen Loud Correspondent. The voices of Chuck Davis and
http://www.ccchronicle.com/back/2001-10-22/arts1.html

Extractions: Brenda Matthews, who uses her career as an artistic outlet, focuses on producing life-changing effects through her special poetry performances. She travels to different communities around the country that have been assaulted by drugs, alcohol and poverty and through her art of poetry and expression, aims to leave her audience with a new outlook. Winner of the 1999 Multi-State Poetry Slam in Philadelphia, Chicago native Avery R. Young started in 1996 with a performance group called Innervisions. Since then, he has performed at many different venues internationally. He has appeared with many well-known artists and poets like Roy Ayers and Gwendolyn Brooks. Each year, Dance Africa Chicago brings an array of performers who unveil the artistry and tribal celebration of the African Diaspora. There are three performance groups this year that will guide the celebration of dance. The Sankofa Dance Theater, founded in 1989 in Baltimore, will contribute to the performance with an exciting array of tribal costumes and the orchestration of sounds and dance. The performers use the tradition of drums, dance, songs and stories to bring the audience back home to Africa.
Camila Creations: North African Dance, Brazilian Samba
Camila and her dance ensembles Nyansa and Sarava are available to perform forcultural affairs, weddings, parties or any special event that requires
http://www.camilakaram.com/perf.htm
DARC: Course Of African Dance, Directed By Georges Momboye (accompanied By The M
George Momboye represents the trend of Young african dance (La Jeune Danse Africaine)midway between tradition and modernity, a subtle ability to make this
http://www.danses-darc.com/english/dansafri.htm

Extractions: George Momboye represents the trend of "Young African Dance" (La Jeune Danse Africaine): midway between tradition and modernity, a subtle ability to make this choreographic language evolve with time. The clarity and precision of his teaching makes Georges Momboye regularly sought after to teach courses in France and in Europe, as well as in the USA, Venezuela, and Korea.
African Dance Planned
african dance planned. by TONYA BOBBITT. Students can dance their way IntoAfrican Nite '95, Saturday at 930 pm in the Union Station.
http://www.spub.ksu.edu/ISSUES/v100/FA/n044/cam-african-bobbitt.html

Extractions: Students can dance their way Into African Nite '95, Saturday at 9:30 p.m. in the Union Station. The African Student Union is sponsoring its first dance of the semester, said Sydney Lisk-Anani, graduate student in regional and community planning and president of the African Student Union. "We want to have this dance, so that people can learn about our culture through music," Lisk-Anani said, "because many Americans think that African music is only about drumming." Nyambe Harleston, senior in monetary policy and banking and treasurer of the International Coordinating Council for international organizations, said ICC helps sponsor activities for international students because the group tries to inform people about the different cultures on campus and the community. "We think that this a good way to show not only K-State, but the Manhattan community that there are different kinds of rich cultures that exist in Manhattan," Harleston said. She also said few Americans know what is going on in other cultures. "Many Americans don't know what's happening outside of the United States," Harleston said. "This is our way of bringing other cultures to them."
Dance Classes London Timetable:Bollywood Dance Classes, African Dance,Afro Cuban
6 WEEK COURSE. WEDNESDAY, 6.30, new! AFRO CUBAN DANCE. more info? ALL LEVELSAuthentic african dance brought to Cuba by African Slaves, remains unchanged.
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Extractions: a poplular course please book early IMPROVE STRENGTH ENDURANCE AND FLEXIBILITY: A WELL CHOREGRAPHED WORKOUT MONDAY BELLY DANCE more info? SUBSCRIBE EARLY! VERY POPULAR CLASS! 6 JANUARY 03 31 MARCH 03 LEVEL 1 BEGINNERS new hip scarves available on site! bare feet or ballet slippers for class MONDAY new! CLUB MOVES STREET POPPING FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS Learn all the up to date locking dance moves to look good in garage raves, rand b clubs and breakers clubs
AFRO CUBAN DANCE:African Dance,afro Caribbean Dance Dance Lessons, Orisha Dances
masters, slaves ingeniously blended African Orishas (spirits) with Catholic saintsin order to preserve their cultural heritage. Thus Afro Cuban Dance evolved.
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Extractions: Cuba From Africa Afro Cuban dance has it origins in West Africa. In an attempt to preserve a culture that was banned by slave masters, slaves ingeniously blended African Orishas (spirits) with Catholic saints in order to preserve their cultural heritage. Thus Afro Cuban Dance evolved. There are specific dances for each orisha. These dances reflect the personality types of each orisha. The volume of orisha dances is overwhelming . Learn dances such as Eleggua, Shango and Oshun. The Basement dance studio would like to introduce to you the beauty of this traditional dance form seeped in historical significance. No experience necessary click on the timetable to see the start dates for this course. HOW YOU GET TO US CLICK TO VIEW OUR TIMETABLE Up DANCE TO FEEL GOOD DANCE CLASSES MOVEMENT EXPRESSION ... DANCE THEATRE CERTIFICATE [ DANCE AND DRAMA FOR KIDS ] VIDEO DANCE WORK JAZZ DANCE FOR POP VIDEOS WHAT IS WING CHUN GYM TRAINING ... info@jumpanddance.com ©THE BASEMENT
African Dance Aerobics Classes
Due to popular interest, the african dance Aerobics Classes will be offered throughthe remainder of the academic year, free of charge on Thursdays, 515 6
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African Drum & Dance - Arts & Culture
Authentic african dance company providing booking and event information.
http://www.bi-okoto.com/

Extractions: Registration for our Spring quarter classes has began! We offer extensive learning experience in West and South African languages, drum and dance at different levels. Students have the opportunity to participate in our end of quarter performance to demonstrate and enhance their newly acquired skills and talents.
Reed Sports And Recreation: African Dance
The focus is onthe technique of traditional West african dance as a valid dance style.african dance Instructor Name Bruce Smith Class
http://web.reed.edu/life/ss/sc/classes/pages/africandance.html
African Dance Class
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Aziz Faye - West African Dance
Aziz Faye TRADITIONAL WEST african dance FROM SENEGAL CLASS SCHEDULE Aziz Faye,the Artistic Director and featured performer of Khaleye Nguewel Thi Keur Gui
http://www.danceartsacademy.com/ethnic/west-african.html
Tanzstudio In Der Marmeladenfabrik
Bietet Kindertanz, Ballett, Jazz/Modern Dance und Gymnastik, sowie african dance in Workshops und regul¤ren Kursen.
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Songbong In Schools African Drumming African Dance Drum-making
Drumming music and african dance in schools. This would be an ideal learning environmentfor your first experience with percussion music or african dance. top.
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Extractions: Home Calendar Pape Mbaye Drums ... Links Drumming music and African dance in schools We hope that our work with schools will: As SONGBONG the duo , David and Kate have worked with most schools in the Dunedin area for the past five years. They have been involved in: They manufacture and sell quality instruments suitable for schools. Contact us: Their presentations include: and various workshops: Drum-making African dance Samba drumming Drumming and dance workshops for teachers.

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