Spanish Golden Age Dance
Choreographic concordances with Italian and French
steps, styles and dances from the 16th to the 18th century
6th-8th of December 2019
Schedule 12/16 hours
Friday 6 4,00pm-8,00pm for all
Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 10,00am–12,30pm/1,30pm-3,00pm for all
+ 3,30pm-5,30pm for advanced level
Program
For all: Study of the basic Spanish Golden Age dance steps and comparison with the Italian and French dance steps from the 16th to the 18thcentury, its similitudes and differences.
- Practice of various choreographic variations of Pavana, Pavaniglia (Caroso e Negri) and Pavane d’Espagne (Arbeau).
- Practice of various choreographic variations of the Spanish Epañoleta and the Italian Spagnoletta, in the two kinds of styles. Study and practice of castanets.
- Practice of various choreographic variations of Spanish Mariona and French Folies d’Espagne and comparison between them. Study of castanets.
Advanced: Further study of more variations of Mariona, with castanets and of Folías and Folies d’Espagne. Work on improvisation and creation of our own variations in the different styles, for solo, duo, trio or quartet.
Ana Yepes dancer, choreographer, pedagogue, dance researcher,
teaches Spanish baroque dance according to the following sources:
Esquivel de Navarro, “Discursos sobre el Arte de Danzado”, Sevilla 1642 and
Juan Antonio Jaque “El Libro de danzar”, 17th century
and French Dance according to the
Pierre Rameau and Raoul-Auger Feuillet’s treaties
of 17h and 18th century.
Her work on technique and interpretation,
as well as the warm-up she proposes
are also essential elements of her teaching.
Cost
workshop basic level (12 hours) € 160,00 inscriptions before October 30th € 135,00
workshop advanced level (16 hours) € 210,00 inscriptions before October 30th € 175,00
The number of students will be limited, admission will be on a first-come first serve basis.
The inscription sheets should be sent completed to ana.yepes@icloud.com
For further information: + 33 6 25 47 84 00
Studio Location
Artespettacolo – Via Romolo Gigliozzi, 12 – Tor De’ Cenci (E.U.R.) – Roma