KATHAK CAMP IS BACK!
21-11-2017, 07:23Birmingham, Kathak Camp, Sonia Sabri CompanyPermalinkFOR KATHAK STUDENTS...
That's right! The successful Kathak Camp is back again by popular demand! This time around it has been our students that have asked for this to return as they were so impressed with the last Kathak intensive!
Venue: Baithak House, 202 Moseley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham B12 0RT
Dates: Sat 16th December – Sun 17th December 2017, 10am-5pm
What is it?
Sonia Sabri Company is offering a fantastic opportunity for Kathak students to immerse themselves into a weekend intensive and inspirational course led by world-renowned artist Sonia Sabri.
Kathak is profoundly based on the complex foundation of rhythm and percussive creativity. To execute these with a wider rhythmic palette and expressive depth, one must be able to appreciate, analyse and illustrate the Kathak vocabulary.
Sessions will focus on the artform technique, development of vocabulary, creation and execution including recitation, and artform appreciation.
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Sonia Sabri is an award-winning artist creating and performing world-class productions around the globe. She is a current, leading performing artist who performs regularly and offers a unique insightful learning experience, and a repertoire relevant to today’s arts scene.
Sonia is also an award-winning dedicated teacher with a wealth of experience and knowledge.
Her generous training and guidance enables students to reach their potential and support those with a desire of developing into the next generation of artists. So come along and immerse yourself on what promises to be an adrenaline boosting experience!
Who is it for?
Kathak Camp is suitable for Kathak students:
- with a minimum of 2 years training
- who are dedicated to the study and practice of Kathy
- who enjoy learning in a fun and focused environment.
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Additional benefits?
In addition to the above: an insight into technique, style and performance, Kathak Camp offers you some of the following:
- Professional development
- Personal development
- Accredited qualification towards Duke of Edinburgh
- Accredited qualification towards Arts Award
- Potential opportunity to perform as part of company's annual showcase Akaar
- Potential opportunity to join Kathakaars (music and dance performance company for aspiring artists)
- Potential recruitment as part of Sonia Sabri Company
- Opportunity to connect with other dance students and emerging artists.
Where and When?
Baithak House, 202 Moseley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham. B12 0RT
Saturday 16thand Sunday 17th December 10-5pm!
What is the cost?
£60 per person
Enrolment Details
To receive an enrolment form, or for any further queries please contact: Melanie Lewis, Projects Manager.
Email: mel@ssco.org.uk or Tel: 0121 622 3135
Email: mel@ssco.org.uk or Tel: 0121 622 3135
Deadline to enrol is 5pm Monday 4th December 2017.
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SONIA SABRI COMPANY'S KATHAK AND TABLA CLASSES CAPTURE THE FUN OF INDIAN MUSIC AND DANCE
14-11-2017, 04:21Birmingham, Company Classes, Sonia Sabri, Sonia Sabri Company, Ustad Sarvar SabriPermalinkBored with the standard gym workout class and searching for something more creative and exciting than Tai Chi in the park, I came across Sonia Sabri's Kathak and Tabla classes. I wanted something that was going to engage me, excite me and keep me entertained long after. Sonia Sabri Company host a variety of different classes for all age groups, covering the beauty and energy of Indian music and dance.
I was excited to attend my first class, ready to learn more about the intricacies of Kathak dance. Kathak is a North Indian dance style that is known for its graceful and fluid movements and its rhythmic footwork. This particular dance is specialised and honed by internationally acclaimed artist, teacher and choreographer, Sonia Sabri, who not only shares her skills and knowledge in class but adds a new perspective to an already inspirational art.
Sonia Sabri Company capture the grace, fluidity and fun of Kathak dance.
I was also excited to learn about Tabla Percussion as well, which is also offered alongside the Kathak dance class. The Tabla is a culmination of two drums, a treble and a bass that are played whilst you are on the floor. This is just as exciting and immersive as Kathak with the group class syllabus being spread between learning basic strokes, speed control and rhythm from Sarvar Sabri, who is a well- renowned Tabla master.
The immersive nature of the Tabla is taught by world-renowned maestro, Sarvar Sabri.
The best thing about these sessions is that you don't even need to have any experience in either art, as they are taught in a friendly and open manner. However, what you will come away with is a new found knowledge of Kathak and Tabla and maybe even an urge to try it again. The classes are held in Digbeth, Birmingham, only a short 10 minute walk away from the bustling centre of Birmingham's Bullring and Grand Central Station.
If you would like to try a session and are interesting in having some fun and learning a new art, then contact Melanie Lewis at 0121 622 3135 or get in touch by email at mel@ssco.org.uk.
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