L’Académie de Sablé est une formation de référence pour l’interprétation de la musique, de la danse et du théâtre baroques. Elle se tient tous les ans aux côtés du Festival baroque de Sablé, événement qui ajoute une couleur à la fois stimulante et conviviale au séjour proposé.

With 1815 as a pivotal year for dance in Europe, this course will explore the lively and sociable ballroom around 1815 with leading experts of dance and music: Anne Daye, Stuart Marsden & Chris Green

Dance Course

Classes will be suitable for dancers who either have some experience of Regency dance or are familiar with dance figures and learning new steps. Course members will have 3 classes a day with either Anne or Stuart.

Grand Jane Austen Ball in the Mirror Room of the beautiful town palace of the Festetics family.

Time: 6.30 - 11 pm  Carriages at 11.15 pm

Dance Mistress: Zsuzsi Dingsdale

Music: Pannonia Quartet

Dress code: 1780 - 1820

Tickets: 95 Euros/£70 to include welcome drink & a buffet supper

Lark Rise if paid before 31st August 85 Euros/£65

In case of demand, a dance workshop will be set up for the 3rd of June.

Dagindeling:
9:00 – 10:00 : yoga
10:00 – 11:00 : ontbijt
11:00 – 13:00 : les
13:00 – 14:00 : lunch
14:00 – 17:30 : répertoire

Leraar:
Ingolf Collmar – Dansmeester en Choreograaf – Artistiek directeur van C° Modern Barock Ensemble (SKD)

Onderwerp:
emoties omzetten in dans

Prijs:
(6,5 uur les per dag = €6,00 x 6,5 = €39,00)
Prijs voor cursus = €39,00 x 5 dagen = €195,00
Met eten en drinken (ontbijt, middagmaal en pauzes) = + €10,00 per dag
Met overnachting = + €10,00 per dag

5 Giorni, 50 Ore, ‘500
i Della Rovere. Pesaro, Avamposto D’oriente
corsi Di Canto, Danza E Scherma Antica

I CORSI DAL 30 LUGLIO AL 3 AGOSTO

Accademia Amsterdam (dir. Onno Verschoor) invites participants to an exciting summer course dedicated to Baroque chamber music and dance. Particular attention is paid to the overall interpretation of the early baroque period up to classicism. Accademia Amsterdam will treat participants to an inspiring concert. Students present themselves in the beautiful Auditorium Marianum of the Istituto Musicale 'G. Frescobaldi', located in the historical centre of Perugia and where most of the classes take place.

Auf dem Wiener Kongress vom 18. September 1814 bis zum 9. Juni 1815 wurde nach der Niederlage von Napoleon Bonaparte in den Koalitionskriegen Europa neu geordnet.

Die Abfolge geselliger Ereignisse, Bälle und sonstiger Vergnügungen ließen Charles Joseph Fürst von Ligne den Begriff des „Tanzenden Kongresses“ prägen. In einem Brief an den französischen Staatsmann und Diplomaten Talleyrand vom 1. November 1814 schrieb Ligne: