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choreography: Didier Théron
music: Maurice Ravel
On the occasion of the 3rd Biennale Danceeductaion "Heritage Dance" students of the Centre for Contemporary Dance (CCD)will show the 3rd part of the trilogy Shanghai Bolero - Triptyque by French choreographer Didier Théron on 6th March 2012 in Theater Frankfurt Lab.
Originally premiered at the Paris Opera in 1928 in a choreography by Bronislava Nijinska, the Bolero inspired choreographers to multiple interpretations until today. Three aspects inspired Didier Théron to use the Bolero by Maurice Ravel in his choreographic work in Shanghai Bolero – Triptyche: its clear compositional principle, the cultural dimension of the work and its presence in the collective memory.
venue: Frankfurt LAB
date: 6th March 2012
time: 7.30 pm
The 3rd Dance Education Biennale takes place every two years in different Cities in Germany. It gives a platform to Universities which offer study paths in dance and to vocational schools in Germany to afford a constant gathering and a professional exchange. Artistic Presentations, Lectures, Workshops and Professional Trainings help to create a lively exchange atmosphere about dance and choreography, as well as about different approaches in education and work between students, teachers, artists, researchers and audience.
The 3rd Dance Education Biennale 2012 Frankfurt am Main focuses on the topic CULTURAL HERITAGE in DANCE. From March 6th to 12th more than 150 participants – students, lecturers and teachers – will address to this topic during Workshops, Performances and a Symposium.
14 students of the CCD from the B.A. and MA studyprograms will participate in this exchange project.
The 3rd Dance Education Biennale 2012 Frankfurt am Main is a Project of Ausbildungskonferenz Tanz (AK|T), promoted by the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main and founded by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research.
more infos Infos www.biennale-tanzausbildung.de
Application deadline for B.A. Dance, MA Dance Studies, MA Dance Dissemination is March 1st to start studying in the following winter term.
organized by the Centre for Contemporary Dance / HfMT, Cologne and the Museum Ludwig Cologne and tanzhaus nrw - on the occasion of the exhibition "Yvonne Rainer - space, body language" at the Museum Ludwig, Cologne.
More information: www.museum-ludwig.de
date: 4th and 5th May 2012
venue: Museum Ludwig Cologne
Students of the CCD perform together with members oft he Schauspiel Köln and the Experimentalchor „Alte Stimmen“ excerpts from:
John Cage - Song Books (1956/1962/1968/1969/1970)
Solos for Voice 3-92 für beliebig viele Stimmen mit oder ohne 1) elektronische Klangumwandlung, 2) Zusatzinstrumente, 3) Tonbänder, 4) Requisiten, 5) Dias
John Cage - Rozart Mix (1965)
more information www.achtbrücken.de
This project is funded by the Kunststiftung NRW , MusikTriennale Köln GmbH gemeinsam mit dem Schauspiel Köln
venue: Kölner Philharmonie
date: 6th May 2012
time: 1pm
From the 5th to the 29th of June 2012 the choreographic results of a unique one-year exchange process between three universities will tour across Europe.
This exceptional project is funded by the European Commission.
55 students from three universities will work together with choreographers Georg Reischl and Iván Pérez. A central aspect of the project is the collaboration between music and dance. Two composers from Germany and Spain will contribute their compositions to the artistic process. These works will be performed throughout the tour by the Ensemble De Ereprijs. Both of the composers will be mentored during their creative process by recognized composers César Cano and Wim Boerman.
The uniqueness of Crossover/55/2 internationally mixed lies in the multifaceted and multidimensional goals that this project will build and nurture. Besides the creation of complete works, the intensive interdisciplinary involvement and the successful creation of an international network between students, artists, scientists, teachers and the public are both goals and justifications for this project.
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