Cinquecento

Am 27. September 2014 feiern wir den 24. Geburtstag von Trabucchetto mit einem Renaissanceball in der Zehntscheuer in Stuttgart-Plieningen

Hiermit möchten wir Euch sehr herzlich dazu einladen.

Für unsere Planung gebt uns bitte bis zum 30.08.2014
eine Rückmeldung an sabine.maria.keck@web.de, ob und mit wievielen Personen Ihr zum Ball kommt.
 
Für Übernachtungsmöglichkeiten findet Ihr in beiliegender Datei eine Liste mit Hotels, Pensionen etc.

Renaissance Dances - Rhythms of Renaissance!

The morning is totally dedicated to the understanding of the dances of the late renaissance. Each day we will analyze the music and choreographies and try the more difficult variations of each single dance mentioned above.

The theme of 15` "Cracovia Danza" Court Dance Festival is music, which has been connected with dance since its beginnings. G. Dumanoir's work "Le Mariage de la Musique avec la Danse" ("The Marriage of Music and Dance") proves that the inseparable bound between those two arts has existed for many years. Masters of dance played on instruments and musicians performed the art of dance. Through the events of the "Cracovia Danza" Court Dance Festival devoted to this subject we desire to find this unique harmony of dance and music, nowadays so hard to achieve and less practiced than before.

Dance in Italy,  Italian dance in Europe 1400 - 1900

for Barbara Sparti (1932 - 2013)

A conference for dancers, lovers of dance, researchers

Italy and dance - At the centre of our fourth Symposium is a passionate love story lasting many centuries - a theme which fascinated Barbara Sparti, one of the leading dance research­ers of the 20th century, throughout her life. We  have chosen to dedicate this Symposium to her memory.

Curso de Danza Renacentista italiana, Siglo XVI. Acercamiento al vocabulario coréutico y al repertorio más representativo.

Todos los jueves, de 20h. a 22h.

Precio mensual: 65€

Contacto: María José Ruiz - mariajoseruizm@gmail.com - +34619053032

L'Humor Bizzarro Early Dance & Music Summer Workshop

13th edition – Rome (Italy) July 27th – August 3rd, 2014
Location: Scuola Popolare di Musica di Testaccio

16th Century Italian Dances: Claudia Celi
17th and 18th Century European Dances: Ilaria Sainato
19th Century Social Dances: Paolo Di Segni
Baroque Oboe: Angela Paletta
Percussion: Federico Occhiodoro
Recorder: Marco Rosa Salva

Stage: danse Renaissance Italienne, danse Baroque, danse Baroque Espagnol et Castagnettes, Flûte à une main et Tambour

Dansons et amusons-nous un peu!

            Cette collerette appelée fraise (ainsi nommée à cause de sa ressemblance avec le viscère: fraise de veau) témoigne de la volonté de plaire par l’excès du raffinement vestimentaire du XVIème siècle. D’autre part, comment ne pas évoquer « Le jardin des Délices » connu également sous le nom de « Tableau des Fraises » décor où l’art de la nature et le bonheur sont maîtres ?...

Sabato 29 Marzo 2014 Dalle Ore 14,00 Alle 17,00

costo €. 65,00 Con Un Minimo Di 8 Partecipanti

chi Frequenterà I Due Stage (danza Rinascimentale E Danza Sacra) Condotti Da marco Bendoni In Questo Fine Settimana Beneficerà Della Riduzione Di €. 10.00

per Informazioni E Iscrizioni Info@danzeantiche.org
 

A new production with the Il Teatro della Memoria early dance and music ensemble. The theme of the Carnival with its overturning of roles will be the thread for a show that intermingles dance, music and Commedia dell’arte, ideally placed in the Rome of the Renaissance, a crossroads of languages and traditions where aulic culture is enriched by drawing color from folk elements. The performance will feature convivial songs, court music and dance, together with comic lazzi taken from the scenarios of the Roman Renaissance.

Renaissance Dance And Music And The Plays Of Shakespeare (1564 – 1616)

This new format Summer School responds to the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth by combining a Renaissance dance course with an exploration of the scenes of dancing and music in his plays.

Renaissance dance course taught by Jørgen Schou-Pedersen and Anne Daye

Dances of grace, energy and virtuosity were enjoyed in Shakespeare’s day, including court dances of the French and Italian ballroom as well as English measures and country dances.