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Emilio Villalba

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Emilio Villalba es multiinstrumentista e investigador de músicas históricas. Ha trabajado impartiendo conferencias e interpretando conciertos en España, Francia y Portugal, en Festival de renombre como " Portico do Paraiso " " FEMAS" Festival Sefardí Noches en los Jardines del Real Alcázar de Sevilla, consiguiendo un gran éxito de público y crítica.

En 2017 creó junta a Sara Marina, la Fundación Instrumentos Musicales con Historia para la recuperación e investigación del patrimonio artístico español desde los códices medievales hasta la España del Renacimiento

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Höfischer Tanz

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Wir tanzen überlieferte  Gesellschaftstänze  vergangener Epochen zur Musik des 16. - 19. Jahrhunderts.
Reigen, Kontratänze und Quadrillen sind sehr beliebte Formen und werden paarweise in einer Gruppe getanzt.

Alle Tanzfreudigen - mit oder ohne Partner - sind herzlich willkommen zum Schnuppern, Mitmachen, Lernen ...
Geselligkeit, Freude an Bewegung, klassische Musik - eine geniale Kombination!

www.höfischer-tanz.at

  • Workshop
  • Baroque
  • Playford
  • Regency
  • Beginner

The Interplay of Professional and Amateur Dancers in Early Modern Festivals

Professor Margaret McGowan is a noted dance historian and historian of early modern France, one of the first scholars to focus on the history of dance, in particular in the late Renaissance and the fin-de-siècle period at the end of the nineteenth century. Author of nearly a dozen books, she has published over eighty articles and book chapters. She won the Wolfson Prize for her book "Dance in the Renaissance: European Fashion, French Obsession".

"In this lecture, I try to represent the different forms of dance and of the dancing skills of amateur dancers and of professionals. I shall show how techniques evolved during the Early Modern Period, and how and why the role of professional dancers became more and more significant.

  • Course
  • Renaissance
  • All levels