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Pašman invites you into embrace of the sea and the sun. You
will wander across colourfull hills, come to know Pašmanian
sights, collect fresh energy for life and meet new friends,
with whom you are going to enjoy walking and talking at tea
parties. Together you may collect figs and in the evening
dance. Mornings may be started with yoga…You will not get
bored, guarantee.
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Jasna Knez
(Slovenia) |
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Šambala group (Slovenia) |
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9.7.-16.7.2010. |
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Šambala group (Slovenia) |
16.7.-23.7.2010. |
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Ljubic (Spain) |
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23.7.-30.7.2010. |
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Petra Perne (Slovenia) |
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30-7.-6.8.2010. |
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Mateja Pevec (Slovenia)
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6.8.-13.8 2010. |
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Iwona Olszowska (Poljska)
Michal Ratajski
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13.8.-20.8.2010. |
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Djoutala Seydi (Senegal) |
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20-8.-27.8.2010. |
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Irina Stanković
(Ukraine) |
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| 25.6. -2.7.2010.
Expressive dance with etnic elements of oriental and slovenian
dance - Jasna Knez (Slovenia) |
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Evening programme
Recognizing feminine nature through folk dance and searching
for inner core with a help of expressive dance.When we get
in touch with ourself, we as well find our feminine nature
and develop our particularities. Dancing is also a way which
help us build our inner autonomy.
Afro Dance - is organic, elementary, earthly.
It teaches us to feel the essence of Mother Nature. We shall
learn basic elements from the traditional folklore of West
Africa.
Afro dance helps us to get in contact with our feet and ground
as to be able to touch the sky. We shall try to remember the
primal impulse of our ancestor. Afro drumming will relax us
and let our body and soul emmbrace the feedom. Rhythmic jumping
arise the spirit of the soil and soul. The group is gathered
in common vibrations and the inner tension disappear. Happy
to see our body expressing our deep emotions.
www.jasnaknez.com |
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| 30-7.-6.8.2010.
Oriental dance - Mateja Pevec (Slovenia) |
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Oriental dances
come from ancient fertility ceremonial folk dances.The dance
was born in temples. In time of pharaohs, pristesses whirled
their bodies and waved with their bellies, hoping that Hator,
the godess of love and fruitfulness would posses them. Classical
oriental dance is a mixture of various dance styles coming
from India, Persia, Turkey and Egipt. Movements of pelvis,
hips and chest are typical. With particular quick movement
of pelvis, called shimmy, you can reach special feelings,
wich connect dancer to him or herself. It also has selfhealing
influence on body and spirit. The dance is designed for physical
and spiritual relaxation, as well as to get to know your own
body and to discover various ways of expressing yourself.
A dancer must surrender to the rhythm of music and through
his body express his feelings. It is danced by men and women
these days.
www.mateja-orient.com |
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| 6.8.-13.8
2010. Iwona Olszowska (Poljska) - CONTACT IMPROVISATION |
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Improwizacja w kontakcie z Twoją
wewnętrzną harmonią
Podczas warsztatu skupimy się nad uświadomieniem sobie naszego
ciała, faktu jego posiadania, jego funkcji, zakresu ruchu
ale przede wszystkim poszukamy indywidualnej drogi do kontaktu
i komunikacji z nim. Dzięki świadomości własnego ciała i pobudzeniu
empatii otwartej na drugiego człowieka, postaramy się zagłębić
w podróż ku poszukiwaniom porozumienia i harmonii poprzez
Kontakt, Improwizacje, Taniec, Radość...
Postaramy się odnaleźć własną ścieżkę aby czerpać przyjemność
z każdego nawet najmniejszego (czasem wręcz niezauważalnego)
ruchu, poszukamy w sobie akceptacji i pozwolenia na wyzwolenie
drzemiących w nas energii i na wolność w swobodnym, nieplanowanym
i zaskakującym tańcu.
Iwona Olszowska - założyciel, kierownik
artystyczny Eksperymentalnego Studia Tańca EST, pedagog, choreograf,
tancerka tańca współczesnego, performer.
Studiowała taniec współczesny, bodywork: z elementami technik
Body Mind
Centering, Laban, Alexander Feldenkraisin w Nowym Jorku w
Movement Research, Jose Limon, Dance Space, oraz na warsztatach
w Polsce. Uczęszczała również na zajęcia w George Mason University,
University Alabama i University of Calgary.
występowała ze swoimi przedstawieniami w Estonii, Moldavii,
Rosji, Ukraine, Austrialii,
w Niemczech, Szwecji, Finlandii, Włoszech, Portugalii, Czechach
oraz USA
Michał Ratajski - swoją przygodę z ruchem
rozpoczął w wieku 14 lat pochłonięty pasją do tradycyjnych
form sztuk walki. Kontakt Improwizacją pasjonuje się od pierwszych
zajęć, w których uczestniczył. Od samego początku swej przygody
z tą formą ruchu/ tańca/art sportu, czynnie uczestniczy w
propagowaniu wiedzy na temat Kontakt Improwizacji i organizowaniu
wielu warsztatów w Polsce. Jest założycielem portalu internetowego
mającego na celu przybliżenie tej tematyki: www.contactimprovisation.eu.
Nawiązał współprace z wydawcami Contact Quarterly (USA) www.contactquarterly.com
- magazynu poświęconego Contact Improvisation, tworzonego
przez twórców tej formy. Założyciel nieformalnej grupy: Szarobarwni
Szamani, propagującej rozwój Kontakt Improwizacji. Czynnie
uczestniczy w licznych szkoleniach i festiwalach w Polsce
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| 16.7.-23.7.2010.
Circle dancing - Ljubic (Spain) |
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Dancing it is not doing mechanical
movements, dancing is giving meaning to the movement so that
we remember that we can choose the sense we want to give to
our experiences, to our lives.
Dancing helps us to remember that we are co creators of our
own reality, that we are reflections of God....
Dancing it’s a natural and joyous way to regain our wholeness,
healing and bringing together what we feel, think and do.
Circle dance is the celebration in group of the integration
of all our lost parts. Dancing takes us "home".
“Ljubic” Jordi Brito
Sacred /Circle Dance Facilitator
Trained in Spain and in the United Kingdom.
He leads Circle Dance, Rituals and workshops internationally
(Portugal, France, Spain, Holland, Croatia and Slovenia….)
He offers workshops of dance and combines them with rituals
and other creative expressions. He has developed, after some
years of experimenting, three complete workshops that help
people to contact who they really are in different depths.
The Medicine Wheel Life Path, The Dancing & Drawing Mandalas
Experience and the Ritual of the Labyrinth. He occasionally
works with other facilitators on the basis of enriching each
other work. He has made also beautiful choreography work and
uses different techniques to support his activities: sound
(crystal bowl) colour & light, breathing and other exercises
and guided meditations
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& 9.7.2010-16.7.2010. Satsang circles –
Šambala group |
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Satsang circles –Šambala
group (Matej Perih: guitar, vocal Simon Kozamernik: keyboard,
djembe, vocal, Franc Korošec: didgeridoo)
Satsang in Sanscrit means uniting (Sangha) in silence (Sat).
Meditation is composed of three
phases. In first phase we dance, sing or just surrender to
the music performed by the musicians. After each musical part
we standstill and we simply »are« in our inner silence.
The second phase is an ancient tibetian murmur technics, which
on physical level revives cells, on metaphysical level fills
chakras and lifts kundalini energy. In third phase we sit
or
lie and give up to listening to the words of masters of wisdome.
www.sambala.si |
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13.8.-20.8.2010. Djoutala Seydi (Senegal)) - Afro dance |

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23.7.-30.7.2010. Irish dancing - Petra Perne (Slovenia) |
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For centuries live energy and
vitality have been the most essential natural characteristics
of Irish dancing. These dances are danced to different rhythms
such as jigs or reels and can be danced either individually
or in group and in either soft or hard shoes.
The movement becomes a beautiful art which captures not only
the space below the feet but also the space all around us.
www.irskiplesi.com |
20-8.-27.8.2010. Oriental and Georgian dance - Irina Stanković
(Ukraine) |



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Rhythm in a classical oriental
dance
The workshop will introduce oriental dance with different
rhythms which are used in music of the classical oriental
dance, we'll learn how to recognize them and how to dance.
Every day workshop will be devoted to one rhythm, recognizing
the pace of the music and dancing on the characteristics of
the rhythm. We will learn rhythms: 1.ajub and malfuf, 2 maksum,
3 baladi, 4, saidi, 5 fellahi, 6 masmudi Kebir, 7 halidzi.
http://www.etnodance.net/orientalski_plesi |
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