Stages

The students will approach together through play and experimentation the different elements specific to Django's music and to improvisation in a more general way: sound, time, harmony, repertoire, accompaniment, listening , the search for his place in a group.

To give everyone a better idea of the roots of this music, that is to say what could be called "old jazz", or even "old style"... What was the influence of swing from beyond -Atlantique on Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grapelli?

“Everything stops, time is suspended, and the body suddenly cannot stop moving. It's irrepressible!! Head, feet, whole body. Everything vibrates!!!

Immerse yourself in the Roaring Twenties by learning to dance Lindy Hop!

Syncopated rhythms and guaranteed pleasure are the ingredients of this couple dance that takes us on a journey through the years!

A conductor indicates in real time, by means of sign language, the rules of a game in which the musicians, organized into sections, make improvised musical proposals.

Le Rythme Signé was created by the Argentinian composer Santiago Vazquez (Ritmo con Senas) in 2007. The Sysmo collective has been its first ambassador in Europe since 2012.

The main objective of this course is to develop the fluidity, expressiveness and musicality of your tango, in order to increase the pleasure of dancing together.

Sensitive vocal exploration (pagan-ethnic-shamanic). Pagan means heathen. For twenty years this musical style stamped pagan folk has evolved a lot towards multiple musical variations. It is initially root music with a taste of folklore taking up Celtic, medieval, Nordic codes and whose essence reveals the symbiotic link of man to sacred nature. It is in these roots that we will dive.

The Dhrupad has its origins in the Sanskrit chanting of Vedic hymns and evolved into a musical performance of the royal courts of northern India, reaching its peak during the Mughal period (16th-18th centuries).

Through a series of practical experiments in real time, this collective and interactive course aims to discover the rhythms of South India using the konnakol.

Lucia Anjali, Bharatanatyam dancer-choreographer for 30 years and Iyengar yoga teacher will lead the workshop.