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News July 2003
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1. Workshops Pacific dances for elderly people January 20th 2002 the new educational publication Kaparima was presented to Mr. Wilbert Van Herwijnen, alderman of the city of Tilburg. Kaparima – a book and a CD – contains dances from Polynesia that can be performed in a sitting down. This makes this type of dance especially suitable for elderly people, who may experience declining mobility, or disabled people. The CD includes the music of 20 dances and the book contains all dance descriptions, lyrics, translations, melodies and background information. The dances will be taught to dance teachers working with elderly people in a series of workshops all over the country. Autumn 2003 we have planned for the following workshops:
For more information call or e-mail us: 31-13-4553691; info@MundoEtnico.nl |
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2. CD Music from Galicia and Asturia Soon now The Mundo Etnico Foundation wil release their new CD with music from Galicia and Asturia. More information hereabout shortly will be published in these pages. For more information call or e-mail us: 31-13-4553691; info@MundoEtnico.nl |
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3.Performance by dancegroup Faka Polinisia
Saturday september 13th 2003 dancegroup Faka Polinisia will perform in Lutjegast (in the dutch province of Groningen).
This performance takes place during the "Abel Tasman Struun",
a walking tour named after the famous dutch explorer "Abel Tasman". For more information call or e-mail us: 31-13-4553691; info@MundoEtnico.n |
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4.Educational programmes Mundo Etnico in 2003 Again in 2003 Mundo Etnico organises performances
for and with children from primary schools. |
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5. Faka Pasifika - DVD and book with Pacific-dances At the end
of 2003 a unique product will see the light. In cooperation with
tens of individuals and organisations Mundo Etnico worked, and is still working on
the project: an instructional DVD on which ther will be 90 dances from the
Pacific area for children as well as adults. |
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6. CD Vela Vela! About 25 new dances from the South Pacific for children and adults will be published by the end of 2003. For the first time this CD will include dances from Tokelau, taught to us by Te Vaka vocalist Sulata Foa‘i. Other new items include a “metal” version of a Tahitian otea (dance type); the Heemskerk Polka-Koru, an intercultural mix of Dutch dancing with Maori elements; Boti Kuru, a slapping dance from the island of Rabi; children’s dances from the island of Pukapuka; plus other dance songs from Maori New Zealand, Hawai‘i, Niue. an English edition will eventually be added.
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