Baroque

Saturday and Sunday 30-31 March, 2013. In her annual Easter course, Barbara teaches notated dances from the Baroque repertoire.

Occasional performances at historic venues are on offer, but no partner or costume is required.

3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
The class begins with a lively warm-up and moves on to steps and patterns designed for the abilities of Barbara's students. English Country Dances with baroque steps are included and opportunities are offered to move on to a more advanced level as you learn.

3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
The class begins with a lively warm-up and moves on to steps and patterns designed for the abilities of Barbara's students. English Country Dances with baroque steps are included and opportunities are offered to move on to a more advanced level as you learn.

3:00 pm -5:30 pm
The class begins with a lively warm-up and moves on to steps and patterns suited to the abilities of Barbara's students. English Country dances with baroque steps are included. Opportunities are offered to move on to a more advanced level as you learn.

3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
The class begins with a lively warm-up and moves on to steps and patterns designed for the abilities of Barbara's students. English Country Dances with baroque steps are included and opportunities are offered to move on to a more advanced level as you learn.

This workshop will focus on the basic step vocabulary of baroque dance, with a particular emphasis on style and technique appropriate to the ballroom. It is aimed at those with some experience of baroque dance, although beginners will be made welcome. The workshop will include study of some sequences from Guillaume-Louis Pecour's extremely popular ballroom duet Aimable Vainqueur (1701).

See also http://www.dhds.org.uk/events/BookingLeaflet2012Spring.pdf

We are happy to invite you to the 9th International Festival of Early Dance PAWANA 2012 in Wroclaw.

The program includes:
- The Renaissance Fair
- Dancing and acting workshops
- Historical Costume Ball

Details on www.pawana.eu

In case of any inquires, please send us an e-mail on address przeglad.pawana@gmail.com.

Das Menuett in Paris, London und Leipzig

Lernen Sie tanzen wie der Sonnenkönig.

Der Sonnenkönig Ludwig XIV. war ein begeisteter Tänzer und an seinem Hof in Versailles war Tanz ein wesentlicher Bestandteil vieler Feste, Abendunterhaltungen und Theateraufführungen. Langsame und würdevolle, aber auch fröhliche und lebhafte Tänze verliehen den Festivitäten Glanz und spiegelten die Eleganz der höfischen Gesellschaft wider.
In diesem Kurs werden wir uns den einfachen, geselligen Tänze dieser Zeit widmen.

Paarweise Anmeldung ist nicht erforderlich.

Kurszeiten:
Sa 21. Juli 2012 14.00-18.30 Uhr
So 22. Juli 2012 10.00-14.30 Uhr