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Weekend of Workshops and Hafla with Kay Taylor and Christine Emery in North Walsham 15-16 November 2008:
Saturday 15th November 2008
Manor Road Junior School, North Walsham, NR28 9HG
10.30 - 12.30: Drum Workshop. Open Level.
Drum workshop with Adam Warne, a.k.a. Rhythmicginger.
13.30 - 15.30: Dancing to the Rhythm. All Levels
Kay will explore each rhythm, leading the group through a series of ideas as to how to interpret each one. These rhythms will then be linked together into a more traditional tabla solo giving dancers the chance to experience the direct link between dancer and drummer. There is nothing as exciting as dancing with live music. The interaction between the dancer and the musician is what makes this dance so unique.
16.00 - 18.00: Basics and Beyond. Improver/Intermediate Level
Starting with posture and a look at how it impacts on every move we make, Kay takes basic technique and builds on it, adding layers and accents, to the level of the class. Whether you are improver or intermediate level, you will take lots away from this class. It is an interactive class in which Kay takes requests but also focuses on what she can see is needed. Kay is renowned for her thorough understanding of technique and her ability to break it down into understandable chunks.
Also on Saturday, but at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Hall:
16.30 - 18.30: Living Dead Girls!
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Manor Road Junior School, North Walsham, NR28 9HG
10.30 - 12.30: Drum Workshop. Open Level.
Drum workshop with Adam Warne, a.k.a. Rhythmicginger.
13.30 - 15.30: Dancing to the Rhythm. All Levels
Kay will explore each rhythm, leading the group through a series of ideas as to how to interpret each one. These rhythms will then be linked together into a more traditional tabla solo giving dancers the chance to experience the direct link between dancer and drummer. There is nothing as exciting as dancing with live music. The interaction between the dancer and the musician is what makes this dance so unique.
16.00 - 18.00: Basics and Beyond. Improver/Intermediate Level
Starting with posture and a look at how it impacts on every move we make, Kay takes basic technique and builds on it, adding layers and accents, to the level of the class. Whether you are improver or intermediate level, you will take lots away from this class. It is an interactive class in which Kay takes requests but also focuses on what she can see is needed. Kay is renowned for her thorough understanding of technique and her ability to break it down into understandable chunks.
Also on Saturday, but at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Hall:
16.30 - 18.30: Living Dead Girls!
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Open Level Workshop with Christine, aka HRH Lucretia of Raqsmacabre. Learn teh infamous Zombie choreography to Rob Zombie's "Living Dead Girls"
Sunday 16th November 2008
Manor Road Junior School, North Walsham, NR28 9HG
11.00 - 13.00 Toba - Techno Version, Open Level.
With Kay Taylor. Techno version of this classic piece of music - suitable for all levels , with layers of complexity. Fast, fun & furious.
13.30 - 15.30 Veil Dance. Open Level.
With Kay. Veil Dance to a piece of flowing, modern Egyptian pop.
Also on Sunday, but at the Community Centre, NR28 9DE:
14.00 - 15.30 Give it a Twirl, with Christine. Open Level.
From holding your stick without dropping it to moving and dancing with it and using traditional Saiidi music with a good beat, we will build on basic moves until we can dance confidently and comfortably with our sticks.
17.00 - 22.00 Souk and Hafla
Doors open for Farida Souk at 17.00 and the Hafla begins at 18.00. Come and enjoy an evening of Egyptian Dance and Music.
Ticket Prices:
Sunday 16th November 2008
Manor Road Junior School, North Walsham, NR28 9HG
11.00 - 13.00 Toba - Techno Version, Open Level.
With Kay Taylor. Techno version of this classic piece of music - suitable for all levels , with layers of complexity. Fast, fun & furious.
13.30 - 15.30 Veil Dance. Open Level.
With Kay. Veil Dance to a piece of flowing, modern Egyptian pop.
Also on Sunday, but at the Community Centre, NR28 9DE:
14.00 - 15.30 Give it a Twirl, with Christine. Open Level.
From holding your stick without dropping it to moving and dancing with it and using traditional Saiidi music with a good beat, we will build on basic moves until we can dance confidently and comfortably with our sticks.
17.00 - 22.00 Souk and Hafla
Doors open for Farida Souk at 17.00 and the Hafla begins at 18.00. Come and enjoy an evening of Egyptian Dance and Music.
Ticket Prices:
| EarlyBird Rates: | After 20 October: | |
| One Workshop Only | £16 | £17 |
| Any Two Workshops | £30 | £32 |
| Any Three Workshops | £42 | £45 |
| Any Four Workshops | £52 | £56 |
| Any Five Workshops | £60 | £65 |
| Souk & Hafla | £8 | £9 |
Contact Jane Barrett: northwalshamdance@gmail.com for a full booking form and any further details you require.
NOTE: If Christine's "Give it a Twirl" Workshop is included in your choice of workshops, you can deduct £4 from the prices below, since it is a shorter workshop of one and a half hours.