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workshops  

 

 

workshops ........    

 

2010

 

PARIS / FRANCE

"VOICE"    -   2 week course

April 19 - 30   2010

Organized by Patricia Brouilly - CanalDanse

APPLICATIONS for these courses to:-
 canaldanse@yahoo.fr
www.canaldanse.com

also ........open workshop
               on April  16 - 17  weekend  

                     ..... see details at  www.canaldanse.com


at .................... Micadanses's studios.
           studio MayB at Micadanses 15 rue Geoffroy l'Asnier 75004 Paris

 

 

GENEVRE / SWITZERLAND

'TIME and making dances'

March 29 - April 3   2010

Organized by Jean-Luc Grandin
tel : 00 41 22 731 13 13
for more information click here.

jlg.mambo@bluewin.ch




MILANO / ITALY

 " MAKING DANCES "

Marzo 18 - 22  2010

ORARI: 18,19, 20 marzo h. 10>15 21 e 22 h. 11> 16
COSTO: 175 euro + 5 euro iscrizione associazione Takla 2009 - soci Takla sconto 10%

LUOGO: Milano - Spazio Usi - viale Bligny 22 MM3 Porta Romana



Organized by Takla Improvising Group
tel : +39 02-55 19 22 67 / 335-83 80 533

info@takla.it

www.takla.it

PARIS / FRANCE

week end / 2 day course
  

February 27 - 28    2010

Feb 27 : saturday 14.00 - 18.00 - workshop

                        Feb 28 : sunday 14.00 - 18.00
- workshop
at Canaldanse Studio
102 bd de la Villette at Paris 19th
- metro Colonel Fabien


Organised at the invitation and initiative of Patricia Brouilly / Canaldanse with the support of Micadanses at Micadanses's studios.
(studio MayB at Micadanses 15 rue Geoffroy l'Asnier 75004)

canaldanse@yahoo.fr

www.canaldanse.com




AMSTERDAM / HOLLAND

20th YEAR

" EVOLVING TECHNIQUE
                   and  MAKING DANCES "


January 4 - 15  2010
Organized by Weijke Koopmans
Talmastraat 6c/1073 JW Amsterdam/NL
wkoopmans@wanadoo.nl



 2009



ARLEQUI / SPAIN

September 2 - 12  2009

Organized by Anna Borreda
www.arlequi.de

anna@arlequi.de



ISTANBUL / TURKEY

DATES   July 1 - 8  2009


taught by  BARRE PHILLIPS and Julyen Hamilton

this course is specifically for dancers and musicians
and looks at the ways in which the two forms
can and do play together

Organized by Compagnie Coulisse

contact
yanael@compagniecoulisse.com
for more information


www.transit-istanbul.org




BRUXELLES
/ BELGIUM

'SPACE AND SILENCE'

June 22 - 26  2009

Organized by DCJ - danscentrumjette
E. Van Cauwenberghstraat 55
1080 Brussel
Belgium
0032 (0)2 427 36 56

www.danscentrumjette.be

danscentrumjette@skynet.be


 

ZURICK / SWITZERLAND

'MAKING DANCES THROUGH IMPROVISATION'

May 4-8   2009

Organized by Fabian Baechli
for more information click here.

sunshine.fabian@gmail.com

 



 

 My work is to make performance
- solo and company pieces - with dancers, musicians and other performers   -  and my process,
amongst others, is to create instantly on stage...
to compose instantly..to improvise.

 

This work demands -and has demanded- a thorough
and constant research into 2 areas:


one of COMPOSITION - how things are made
how they might go together

and

one of TECHNIQUE - abilities needed to have
a close relationship between the creative self
and the mind/body

 

For many years I've been discovering and developing
ways to impart this knowledge, this awareness.

Naturally influenced by all various physical experiences
-sport, dance training, philosophy-,
I can say that the studies of T'ai Chi, Alexander Technique and
Ki-Aikido have been radical in the clarifying and inspiring of the
development of the technical area.

As for the Compositional area, I have been much stimulated
by musicians and writers as much as, if not more than,
choreographers; inspired specifically by the ways
many of the improvising musicians work together
in terms of the 'company' formation.

In the TECHNICAL area we study
how the body/mind works, how its energies are manifested,
the anatomy and its associated mythology and philosophy,
and how to direct the body to give and receive on
a kinesthetic wavelength.

Spine / hips / and skin are some of the central interests
in this area at present.....along with the need
to be able to handle the weight
the perceptions and the ordination/co-ordination.

In brief, the technical work centers on kinesthetics
rather than aesthetics.
and uses often a process of 'reverse engineering'
to re-discover how we move, are moved.


In the COMPOSITION classes I deal with the subjects of
space / time / theatre / voice /
entrance-exit / music / object /
protagonist-antagonist-support.

These areas are required for at least 2 reasons:

1. to be able to have an awareness and a refinement of intention
when deciding spontaneously in the act of improvising.

2. to have some references as tools of simple analysis
to look in depth at what is made,
both by ourselves and the others when
working in a group configuration.

Without this ability -and the tools for it-
we are often at the mercy of our subjectivity and
seldom have the complementary power of our objectivity,
a state which can reduce the nature of our 'compositions' to the
merely personal and lacking in the 'universal' power.

The 2 areas of teaching -technique and composition-
naturally pose questions from one to the other,
interacting as a figure of 8 spiraling
through the passage of the lessons.

A main interest now is also a detailed research into
the area of the moving body speaking and producing sounds;
this, integrating with the observation that the mind taps into
a certain layer of intelligence when moving.

JH august '99