61. Page Title african dance musical featuring modern and township music, a ballet of animals and traditional warrior dances. A new musical score is being written for the planned tour at the end of 2001. The company has 45 dancers, singers, musicians and technicians. http://www.Izidumo.com

MUZWORKS AFRICA Ltd., BY ARRANGEMENT WITH PRINCE KOLWANI, PRESENTS THE SPECTACULAR NEW STAGE MUSICAL FROM SOUTHERN AFRICA The legend of the star of gold A lovely young lady travels to Southern Africa to return a valuable artefact shebeens and of her kidnap by slimy faced evil gangsters. She is rescued by the powerful magic of a great Sangoma who is assisted by the creatures from the forest. The story climaxes with a hauntingly beautiful traditional wedding a breathtaking explosion of dance and song. This incredible show is a stunner an outstanding production certainly one of the most exhilarating African entertainments ever to be seen in world theatre. It sizzles with laughteris elegantly beautiful and with the non stop music, dance and song, it carries the audience along at an amazing pace until the final dramatic curtain." An amazing dynamic new theatrical experience that embraces all the emotions, the beauty and excitement, of every form of Southern African modern or traditional dance and song For full information about Izi Dumo the Production plans for 2003Music cd, t shirts and souvenirs and

62. DANC260 - West African Dance I West african dance I DANC 260 SP. Clusters African Studies. Students will performin the West African Drumming and Dance Concert at the end of the semester. http://www.wesleyan.edu/course/danc260s.htm

document.domain="wesleyan.edu"; Wesleyan Home Page WesMaps Home Page WesMaps Archive Course Search ... Course Search by CID Academic Year 2003/2004 West African Dance I DANC 260 SP Clusters: African Studies An introduction through dancing, lecture, reading and video of a variety of West African traditional dances. Students will learn religious, recreational, ceremonial and warrior dance choreographies. MAJOR READINGS Selected articles. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS and/or COMMENTS Regular registration. If class is full please use electronic waitlist. Do not contact instructor. Students will perform in the West African Drumming and Dance Concert at the end of the semester. Unless preregistered students attend the first class meeting or communicate directly with the instructor prior to the first class, they will be dropped from the class list. NOTE: Students must still submit a completed Drop/Add form to the Registrar's Office. COURSE FORMAT: Studio REGISTRATION INFORMATION Level: UGRD Credit: Gen Ed Area Dept: HA DANC Grading Mode: Graded Prerequisites: NONE SECTION 01 Instructor(s): Mensah,Helen

63. DANC360 - West African Dance II West african dance II DANC 360 FA. Clusters African Studies. Students willbe expected to perform in the West African Drumming and Dance Concert. http://www.wesleyan.edu/course/danc360f.htm

document.domain="wesleyan.edu"; Wesleyan Home Page WesMaps Home Page WesMaps Archive Course Search ... Course Search by CID Academic Year 2003/2004 West African Dance II DANC 360 FA Clusters: African Studies Building on the beginning course DANC260, advanced dances from West Africa in their social, cultural, and religious contexts will be taught through studio work, lecture, reading and video. MAJOR READINGS Selected articles. EXAMINATIONS AND ASSIGNMENTS Requirements set by the instructor. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS and/or COMMENTS Students will be expected to perform in the West African Drumming and Dance Concert. Students should come to the first class with drop/add form and notify instructor prior to first class for permission. Unless preregistered students attend the first class meeting or communicate directly with the instructor prior to the first class, they will be dropped from the class list. NOTE: Students must still submit a completed Drop/Add form to the Registrar's Office. COURSE FORMAT: Studio REGISTRATION INFORMATION Level: UGRD Credit: Gen Ed Area Dept: HA DANC Grading Mode: Graded Prerequisites: NONE SECTION 01 Instructor(s): Mensah,Helen

64. Balafon West African Dance Ensemble Led by Kadiatou Conte, a native of the Republic of Guinea and formerly of the world renown Ballets National Djoliba, they are one of Washington D.C.'s premiere contemporary West african dance and music ensembles offering performances, classes and workshops. http://balafon.org

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65. West African Dance Workshop West african dance Workshop african dance. african dance Tips Begin onthe rhythm, End on the rhythm; Dance all the rhythms in your body; http://www.ga.k12.pa.us/academics/ls/3/Africa/dance/dance.htm

West African Dance Workshop African Dance There are dances for many occasions. Some are done to produce rain produce crops increase children improve health tell of historical events show the skill of a warrior affirm and celebrate religious belief Through music, singing, clapping, and dancing, the community is able to participate emotionally, spiritually, and physically in the act of learning, worship, joy, sorrow, and thanksgiving. Some of these sessions may last well into the night or several days until the community feels satisfied in spirit. These are some of the reasons I love African Dance. It is an art form that brings people together. My teachings are based on dance and music from the Old Mali Empire; With a focus on, Mali, Senegal, The Gambia and Guinea. The dances date back thousands of years as well as in this decade. A List of Dances (partial listing) West African Heritage Lamban lam-ba This dance, from Mali, is a celebration dance done to celebrate passages of life. Such as births and weddings. Kakilambe cock-ee-lombay This is a harvest dance from Guinea.

66. West African And Drum Performance Germantown Academy 3rd Grade West african dance Workshop. http://www.ga.k12.pa.us/academics/ls/3/Africa/dance/

Germantown Academy 3rd Grade West African Dance Workshop African Dance African Instruments ... Arts Company 3rd Grade African Dance Performance Class of 2011's Photo Scrapbook Enjoy detailed photos of the 2003 performance Many thanks to the Dunya Performing Arts Company and Jaasu Ballet Instructors: Jeannine Osayande 3rd Grade Germantown Academy P.O. Box 287 Ft. Washington, PA 19034 Micki Vieille Cara Herold Sandy Bennett Susan Sarshik Web site assistance by Andrea Owens , home page coordinator Last updated Germantown Academy 3rd Grade 3rd grade GAnet

67. Celebrate Africa With Charles Ahovissi, Professional Dancer, Performer, Choreogr Website of professional dancer, choreographer, and costume designer Charles Ahovissi, former member of the Ballet National of Benin, who is currently performing and teaching african dance in Omaha, Nebraska. http://www.ahovissi.com

Credentials Teaching Performing Tailoring ... Contact Us riginally from Benin, West Africa, Charles is a professional dancer, performer, choreographer, costume designer and tailor of original African clothing. harles has toured the world for more than 16 years performing and teaching African dance. He now resides in Omaha, Nebraska and is available for residencies and performances. Charles is a Nebraska Arts Council approved artist. I was impressed not only by Charles' dancing ability but also by his natural charisma and by his dance credentials. I was so thrilled with his teaching that I asked him to teach a weekly African dance class at UNO. Josie Metal-Corbin, Professor, University of Nebraska at Omaha Credentials Teaching Performing Tailoring ... Contact Us

68. 4/2: Bay Area African Dance Classes - Palo Alto, Saratoga, Oakland Mar 2032 email this posting to a friend. 4/2 Bay Area african danceClasses Palo Alto, Saratoga, Oakland. Reply to ucandanc@mac http://www.craigslist.org/sfo/eby/cls/9392223.html

craigslist.org east bay classes last modified: Tue, 25 Mar 14:30 email this posting to a friend 4/2: Bay Area African Dance Classes - Palo Alto, Saratoga, Oakland Reply to: ucandanc@mac.com Date: 2003-03-13, 1:13AM Come and Experience dancing to music from all over the African Continent. Experience the joy of Celebrating spirit and learning about African Culture. Oakland - Tuesday's from 7:30 to 8:30pm - April 8th to May 27th Saratoga - Wednesday's from 6:45 to 7:45pm - April 2nd to May 28th Palo Alto - Wednesday's from 8:30 to 9:30pm - April 2nd to May 28th Masankho is Master African dance teacher from Malawi and has been teaching dance all over the world for 15 years. To register for Masankho Dance classes please visit his website : http://www.ucandanc.org For more information please call 510 773 7328 it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests this is in or around Bay Area flag with care... miscategorized prohibited spam discussion ... best of

69. Adzido Pan African Dance Ensemble works, Useful websites Adzido Pan african dance Ensemble, Organisation Adzido Panafrican dance Ensemble Adzido seeks to promote the richly diverse heritage of http://www.artsworld.com/music-dance/organisations/Adzido Pan African Dance Ense

Useful websites Adzido Pan African Dance Ensemble Organisation Adzido Pan African Dance Ensemble Adzido seeks to promote the richly diverse heritage of cultural groups in black Africa by touring the UK and abroad with presentations of dance and music together with contemporary theatrical design. This combination allows the authenticity of Africa to be presented with integrity and relevance to Western cultures. Contact information Canonbury Business Centre 202 New North Road London tel 020 7359 7453 fax 020 7704 0300 e-mail info@adzido.co.uk

70. Utamaduni Cultural Association, Denmark An African performing troupe composed of Danish and Tanzanian artists who perform and teach african dance and drumming workshops all over Europe and produce a yearly summer dance camp. http://www.utamaduni.dk/eng

Camp Dance Troupe Welcome to Utamaduni, Denmark. Friendship and cultural exchange with Tanzania, Africa. The name "Utamaduni", a swahili word meaning "culture", was adopted by the dance troupe after a Danish cultural exchange with the Sukuma tribe in Tanzania in 1977. The exchange project in which the Danes also performed their traditional dance, was called "Daraja la Utamaduni" / "The cultural bridge". From that embryonic beginning of cultural exchange, rich and fertile images of African culture were absorbed by the "Danes" - all thanks to the Sukuma people. Since then Utamaduni has woven a tapestry of dance, drum, and song rhythms into a bond of friendship with local farmers and handicraft artists, and has inspired more than 25 Danish dance troupes that meet weekly for dance and workshops. Every year we arrange a gathering for people with interest in african culture, music and dance. We are 4-500 people who meet in the forest of Ramten Skov every year in week number 30, since 17 years now! The Utamaduni Dance Troupe brings alive Africa, right here on the spot, with its colorful and expressive performance.

71. Year 2000 International West African Dance & Drum Festival - Maimouna Keita Scho Year 2000 International West african dance Drum Festival Maimouna Keita Schoolof african dance Held In Heart of New York City April 20, 2000 to April 24 http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/2000/04/20/25579.html

submit your arts news media kit about us services ... art history Indepth Arts News: 2000-04-20 until 1999-04-24 Maimouna Keita School of African Dance New York, NY, USA United States of America Held In Heart of New York City April 20, 2000 to April 24, 2000 5 days of West African dance and drum workshops, lectures, displays and performances. The Year 2000 Conference is open to all experience levels and will mark the Eight year anniversary for this event. For more information, please write to us or visit our website at: http://www.angelfire.com/ny/africandance Sponsored by the Maimouna Keita School of African Dance, 586 Halsey Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233. Related Links: Indepth Arts Resources for the State of New York Other Important Exhibitions in New York Quick Arts Access: Brooklyn New York Rochester Henry Moore: Imaginary Landscapes - Henry Moore Foundation at Perry Green Expect Delays: Intervenions by Artists - Artspeak Brice Dellsperger: Body Double 15 - Anderson Gallery, Drake University New Paintings by Judy Millar - Bartley Nees Project Reconcilable Differences: Curated by Luis Formaiano and Alison A. Raimes

72. African Dance african dance On this page we will display still imagesof traditional african dance. Back to Research Topics. http://www.acs.ohio-state.edu/org/awognet/Research/Dance/

African Dance On this page we will display still images of traditional African dance. Back to Research Topics

73. Instructor In African Dance Keeps King's Gym Jumping 2 November 2002. Instructor in african dance keeps King's gym jumping. Sayingshe loves to teach african dance, she insists, would be an understatement. http://journalism.ukings.ns.ca/transcript/2002-2003/fall2/hrkac.htm

Transcript is an occasional publication covering the university community in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. It is written in newspaper style as part of the Reporting Techniques course at the University of King's College School of Journalism. Faculty Adviser: Eugene Meese Site manager: Tim Currie. Read our past issues: November 2002 October 2002 March 2002 October 2001 ... October 2000 Instructor in African dance keeps King's gym jumping By: Mariana Hrkac Posted: Nov. 1, 2002 She is muscular but petite, barely five feet tall. She is wearing black stretch pants, a horizontally striped shirt and running shoes. Her hair is loosely tied back, off her face. Sixteen dancers, all women, young and old, await her instruction. "We're going to start off slow in warm-up," says Cynthia Lewis, an African dance instructor at the University of King's College. She takes her place and addresses the class: "I'm going to break down the moves. We'll get each one right before we put them together." The dancers look on eagerly. They look ready, as if they don't want to miss out on anything. Their eyes narrow, watching Lewis's every move.

74. African Dance & Drumming In Ghana Welcome to this representation of the ODEHE Center in Teshie, Accra. We hope youwill find the information useful, and wish you a warm welcome to our program. http://www.uib.no/zoo/asbjorn/Odehe/

Welcome to this representation of the ODEHE Center in Teshie, Accra. We hope you will find the information useful, and wish you a warm welcome to our program.

75. PALATINE Directory: African Dance african dance. Suggest a Link for african dance Home Dance World Dance african dance African Storytelling Oral traditions, some reference to dance. http://www.palatine.org.uk/directory/index.php/Dance/WorldDance/africa/

African Dance Suggest a Link for African Dance Home Dance World Dance ... Central Oregon Community College African Storytelling: Oral traditions, some reference to dance. Rate link Directory Map Search Directory Login ... Incutio Limited

76. :: Arts2People :: African Dance african dance! Traditionally based West african dance, including theold meanings of the dances how they apply to us today. There http://www.arts2people.org/programs/africandance.htm

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77. African Dance Gene New classes in SHIGA. african dance school community photo album gene.copyright 19992002(c) gene allright reserved gene@club-gene.com. http://www.wave-kyoto.com/~gene/

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78. CAREN CALDER - Traditional African Dance CAREN PLUMMER Traditional african dance. /. Caren Vietta Plummer has extensive GeneralHospital. Traditional african dance. Caren Calder performs http://www.lotusarts.com/caren.html

CAREN PLUMMER Traditional African Dance Traditional African Dance Caren Calder performs traditional African dances from South Africa and the West African region of Mali, Guinea, Senegal and the Ivory Coast. The rich tradition of African dance is explored through movement, rhythm and songs. The dances of West Africa include Goombey, a harvest dance, Lambaan, a dance of celebration, Sunu, a wedding dance and Manjani, Jon Don, and Wolosodon. The Can dance and the Boot dance are traditional dances from South Africa which illustrate a way of creating music from what is available. These dances were created by the workers in the mines who made music with their empty cans and danced in their work boots during break times. The Boot dance is linked to the stepping dance found in some of today's fraternities and sororities. Traditional African music and dance were interwoven into everyday life. This healing art form energizes the body, motivates the mind, and lifts the spirit. For information on booking West African Dance call (212) 627-1660 Dance Class Info call Back to the Dance Instructor Directory

79. African Dance Events In Fresno African Music and Dance Society Event. The Manding Music and Dance Societyof The Gambia will perform at two Fresno locations on Thursday, Feb. 6 http://www.fresnostatenews.com/2003/January/Dancing.html

80. Music Style:: African Dance Brief Record Display. Music Style african dance Claes, Jeanine; Foshuaa, EmeliaYas; Gumboot Dancing; Lamotte, Jane; Motjale, Patrick. Back one levelBack one level. http://www.acslink.aone.net.au/christo/list2/l2000002.htm

Brief Record Display Music Style:: African dance Claes, Jeanine Foshuaa, Emelia Yas Gumboot Dancing Lamotte, Jane ... Motjale, Patrick Back one level

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