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| National Dance Education Organization Conference | 10-19-2011 |
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Focus on Dance Education: COLLABORATIONS: DIFFERENT IDENTITIES, MUTUAL PATHS OCTOBER 19-23, 2011 - Minneapolis, MN Radisson Plaza Hotel (downtown Minneapolis) and neary venues 35 South 7th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55402 Please join us in Minneapolis for the annual NDEO National Conference in October. We offer over 200+ sessions including movement workshops, papers, presentations, panels, master classes and social events. Energize your body and mind. Jumpstart your career! If you have already registered for conference, please pass this email on to a friend or colleague. 2011 NDEO Conference Schedule - subject to change Online Conference Registration Information Note: If you register online for conference, you will need to login with your user name and password to complete the transaction. You must be a current member of NDEO in order to have a user name and password. To join or renew your NDEO membership go to www.ndeo.org/membership. Download Conference Registration Form Joint Conference Benefits: Because NDEO is collaborating with the American Dance Therapy Association and the International Guild of Musicians in Dance for this conference, each registered NDEO conference attendee is eligible to attend any of our partner's regular sessions at no extra charge. A schedule of ADTA sessions can be found on our website at www.ndeo.org/conf2011. You can also sign up for any of ADTA's Intensives but there will be an extra fee payable directly to ADTA. Details on the International Guild of Musicians in Dance sessions and intensives will be forwarded when they are available. Student Memberships: Students are defined as members who are in high school or are in undergraduate or graduate (masters) programs at a college or university. PhD / EdD candidates are no longer eligible for student memberships or student conference rates. If the student's school is also an Institutional Member of NDEO then they qualify for the discounted student conference rate of $90. If their school is not an Institutional Member then the rate is $120. Institutional Membership Conference Benefit: NDEO Institutional Memberships can be used to bring up to TWO faculty to conference. If you are registering for conference using an Institutional Membership and are NOT the contact name on the account, please mail in your registration form or call the office at 301-585-2880 to register. You cannot register online. |
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| Hannah Kahn Dance Company, Ballet Ariel and Gossamer Winds in An Evening of Dance |
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Ballet Ariel at 303-945-4388 or Hannah Kahn Dance at 303-789-4181 | |
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On Thursday, July 14, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. the Hannah Kahn Dance Company, Ballet Ariel and Gossamer Winds will join forces to present An Evening of Dance at the Arvada Center’s Outdoor Amphitheater (6901 Wadsworth Blvd. Arvada, CO 80003). For tickets call 720-898-7200, or on-line at SummerAtTheCenter.com (click on schedule of Centerfest concerts) Ticket Prices are as follows: Premium Covered $22; Covered $18; GA Lawn $10. The Hannah Kahn Dance Company will open the program with three dances: Calling, Linked Up and a premiere set to music that blends West-African rhythms, vocal harmonies, pop and jazz. With the premiere, Kahn juxtaposes her own idiosyncratic and complex movement vocabulary with this beguiling music. Calling is an uplifting depiction of living a life with a calling, be it a driving passion to create or a spiritual calling. Linked Up uses seven dancers and music of Philip Glass to create an exuberant and soulful world of interconnections. In Avoca – A Tale of Molly Brown, Ballet Ariel brings to life the amazing story of Margaret (Molly) Brown. The ballet portrays her humble start in Leadville, her romance with JJ Brown, her rise in fortune after JJ found gold, and her bravery after the sinking of the Titanic. The ballet is danced to a wonderful score from ragtime to jigs and gospel performed live by Gossamer Winds. “ A Ballet Company that is becoming an absolute gem…the scene at the sinking of the Titanic is stunning.” - worlddancereviews.com This performance is part of the Arvada Center’s Centerfest series, which presents performances by organizations which receive funding from the SCFD. |
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| 2011 NDEO Conference Registration | 10-19-2011 |
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www.ndeo.org |
| The 2011 NDEO Conference will be held October 19-23 in Minneapolis, MN. Early Bird conference registration is now being accepted online. The title of the conference is Focus on Dance Education: Collaborations: Different Identities, Mutual Paths. Summary of sessions offered include Model Dance Program Tour, Dalcroze Eurhythmics, Jump Rhythm Technique, Social Dance from 1890 to 1920, Hip Hop Uncovered and Creating Dance Technology Resources, among many others. | |||
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| Avoca - A Tale of Molly Brown | 07-03-2178 |
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For performance and ticket information call 303-945-4388 or visit www.balletariel.org. |
| Ballet Ariel will offer three performances; Saturday, March 19th at 7:30 pm, and Sunday, March 20th at 3:00 pm at the historic Cleo Parker Robinson Theater located at 119 Park Avenue West in Denver, and Sunday, March 27th at 3:00 pm at the Rock Canyon High School Theatre at 5810 McArthur Ranch Road in Littleton. Ticket prices are $19.00 for adults and $15.00 for students/seniors. Ballet Ariel brings to life the amazing story of Colorado heroine Margaret ‘Molly’ Brown. The ballet portrays her humble start in the bustling Leadville mining town, her romance with miner J.J. Brown, her rise in fortune after J.J. found gold in the Little Jonny Mine, and her bravery and compassion after the sinking of the Titanic. The title of the ballet ‘Avoca’ is from a poem by Thomas Moore and a town in Ireland that inspired Molly. She named her beloved summer home and retreat Avoca after the poem. The Molly Brown House Museum will provide narration for the ballet and costumed docents will be in the lobby prior to the performance. The ballet will be danced to a wonderful score of 20th century music performed live by the wind quintet Gossamer Winds, an Augustana Arts performing group. The ballet features traditional music alongside music of George Gershwin, Scott Joplin, and Edward MacDowell, who in Molly’s day was considered one of the world’s leading composers. Choreography for the ballet is by Ilena Norton, and the score was compiled by John Richardson and Ilena Norton. Also on the spring program is the Pas de Six from the ballet ‘Napoli’ staged by Patricia Renzetti. This beautiful ballet was first presented by the great Danish choreographer Auguste Bournonville in 1842. | |||
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| Ballet Ariel's 'The Nutcracker' | 12-11-2010 |
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Ballet Ariel is offering four holiday performances of The Nutcracker on Saturdays and Sundays, December 11, 12, 18 and 19. All performances are at 3:00 p.m. at the historic Cleo Parker Robinson Theatre, 119 Park Avenue West in Denver. Tickets are $19.00 for adults, and $15.00 for students, seniors and children. For performance and ticket information call 303-945-4388 or visit www.balletariel.org. |
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Ballet Ariel’s The Nutcracker is a beautiful performance of the holiday season favorite with a diverse cast of professional dancers. The magical night on stage begins with a festive holiday party, then children's toys and dreams are transformed into a fantasy of battling soldiers, dancing snowflakes, and the lovely sugarplum fairy, all woven into the beloved Tchaikovsky score. Peter Strand is featured as the Nutcracker Prince and Paul Noel Fiorino as Drosselmeyer. Jennifer Begley and Elvira Stewart alternate as the Sugar Plum Fairy. Students of the Ballet Ariel School are also dancing in The Nutcracker. The ballet is directed by Artistic Director Ilena Norton and Associate Artistic Director Patricia Renzetti. |
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| Friendship Dance Center Expands! | 05-26-2010 |
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Bennett School of Irish Dance |
| The Friendship Dance Center at 1946 S. Quebec St in Denver is set to expand by 50% with the conversion of 1948 S. Quebec into part of the complex. The directors of the company have accepted a bid from Miller Construction Specialties to convert the warehouse section of the unit to two new studios with spring floors topped with Rosco Performance flooring. There will be a 36 x 10-foot sound-attenuation accordion door between the larger studios in 1946 and 1948 so they can be opened up to form a larger studio area. | |||
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