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YogaDance from the Indian tradition - 17 April Bharatha Natyam, one of the Indian classical dances from south India, was born in the temples more than two thousand years ago. Earthly rhythmical, sculptural and expressive, this dance form is also considered a yoga since it refers to the ancient and sacred texts. As an Ashtanga yoga practitioner, I experienced the very close relationship between Bharata Natyam and Yoga. The class embraces the principles of Bharata Natyam, yoga and Kalaripayattu, the ancient Indian martial art. Asana is the art of finding your seat, with confort, mindfulness and conscious breathing, through the different geometric forms the body takes. The art of Bharata Natyam is focused inwardly, to find the deep connection with the subject of the dance compositions we learn, ranging from abstract to narrative dance, as well as to be equally aware of the alignement and expended lines of the body. We will explore five rythms with simple footwork which alows us to experience the earthy nature of Bharata Natyam. Developing these new coordinations in the body are highly energizing, grounding, centering and playful at the same time. more info: pauline@paulinereibell.com yogansa.se: Workshop Sunday 17th April: 13h30-15h30 |
18 & 20 November �Havsdagg� is a performance blending Indian classical dance, flamenco and violin music to interpret the poem from the Argentine zamba �Alfonsina y el mar� which addresses the tension between the protective nature and human emotions. Music: Rocio Vilaplana. Choreography: Sofia Castro and Pauline Reibell. Concept and idea: Pauline Reibell (Indian classical dance), Sofia Castro (Flamenco dance), Rocio Vilaplana (violin music). Presentation at Stallet of an excerpt (20 min) Video Facebook event |
Bharatha Natyam, one of the Indian classical dances from south India, was born in the temples more than 2 thousands years ago. Earthly rhythmical, sculptural and expressive, this dance form is also considered as a yoga since it referrs to the ancient and sacred texts. We will learn some basic movements, hand gestures and rhythmical patterns as well as learning some simple choreographic compositions set to indian classical music. The next weekend for classes is September 12-13th. There will be one class on Saturday and one on Sunday. Both are between 13.00-15.00 at Odengatan 36 participation for both days is 400 SEK Registration: pauline@paulinereibell.com Facebook event Warm Welcome! Pauline PS. And weekly drop in classes will start on fridays from september 25th 18h-19h30, Odengatan 36, participation: 150 SEK |
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