ATTENTION TO OUR DEAR PARENTS
HURRY -UP
ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS LEFT OF OUR OFFER
FOR RECEIVING $50 OFF OF WORKSHOP'S ENTIRE PACKAGES.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!
REGISTER BY JULY/1/2011
THE PRIMARY EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE OF THIS WORKSHOP IS TO DEVELOP A GENERALIZED SKILL LEVEL THAT ENCOURAGES MOVEMENT VERSATILITY IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT.
"DANCE UTILIZES MOTION FOR EXPRESSION & COMMUNICATION"
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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
Package #1
Movement Awareness and Creativity (MAC)
ONE WEEK - $140.00
ENTIRE MAC WORKSHOP - $250.00
(Bonus class included in week one)
Recommended for students ages 5 -10
WEEK ONE
Friday July, 15 - MAC 10:30-12:30
Monday July, 18 - MAC 10:00-12:00
Tuesday July, 19 - MAC 10:00-12:00
Thursday July, 21 - MAC 10:00-12:00
Friday July, 23 - MAC 10:30-12:30
WEEK TWO
Monday July, 25 - MAC 10:00-12:00
Tuesday July, 26 -MAC 10:00-12:00
Thursday July, 28 - MAC 10:00-12:00
Friday July, 29 - MAC 10:30-12:30
These classes focus on the individual and the source of endless creativity.
Students in a safe environment will learn to fully express themselves, both physically & artistically.
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Package #2
TECHNIQUES, PARTHNERING AND REPERTORY
ONE WEEK - $250.00
ENTIRE MAC WORKSHOP - $500.00
Recommended for students with dance background - ages 9 +
WEEK ONE
Friday July, 15 - Concerto/ Repertory 12:30-2:00
Friday July, 15 - Pirouette - V position/ technique 2:00-3:30
Saturday July, 16 - Preparation for Tour Fouette/ technique 1:00- 2:30
Saturday July, 16 - Jete Entrelace/ technique 2:30- 4:00
Saturday July, 16 - Front Runners/ Repertory 4:00- 5:30
Monday July, 18 - Pirouette - IV position/ technique 12:00-1:30
Monday July, 18 - Partnering/Repertory 1:30 - 3:00
Tuesday July, 19 - Jump combination/Repertory 12:00 - 1:30
Tuesday July, 19 - Partnering/Repertory 1:30 - 3:00
Thursday July, 21 - Tour Chaine/ technique 12:00 - 1:30
Thursday July, 21 - Grand Jete/ technique 1:30 - 3
Friday July, 22 - Tour Fouette/ technique 12:30-2:00
Friday July, 22 - Assemble/ technique 2:00-3:30
Saturday July, 23- Concerto/ Repertory 1:00- 2:30
Saturday July, 23 - Jete Entrelace/ technique 2:30- 4:00
Saturday July, 23 - Front Runners/ Repertory 4:00- 5:30
WEEK TWO
Monday July, 25 - Pirouette - II position/ technique 12:00-1:30
Monday July, 25 - Partnering/Repertory 1:30 - 3:00
Tuesday July, 26 - Jump combination/Repertory 12:00 - 1:30
Tuesday July, 26 - Partnering/Repertory 1:30 - 3:00
Thursday July, 28 - Tour Pique/ technique 12:00 - 1:30
Thursday July, 28 - Grand Jete/ technique 1:30 - 3
Friday July, 29 - Tour Fouette/ technique 12:30-2:00
Friday July, 29 - Assemble/ technique 2:00-3:30
Saturday July, 30 - Concerto/ Repertory 1:00- 2:30
Saturday July, 30 - Jete Entrelace/ technique 2:30- 4:00
Saturday July, 30 - Front Runners/ Repertory 4:00- 5:30
These classes focus on various techniques of - turns, jumps, partnering & combinations taken from the Repertory.
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Djanbazian Dance Academy Presents the 2011 Annual Show
Blink of an Eye
When: Sunday, May 1 , 2011 - 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Where: Lanterman Auditorium 4491 Cornishon Avenue La Canada
The Djanbazian Dance Academy's students of all ages have been rehearsing passionately and endlessly throughout the last year. They are ready to share their fruits of labor in various genres of ballet, modern and traditional folk dances.
Don't Miss this opportunity. Bring your family & friends & enjoy our unique, entertaining, and fun one night dance performance.
Tickets are $25 - $35
For more information you can call 818-248-4458
Upcoming Events & Information!
The Millennial Anniversary of the Creation of
Ferdowsi's Epic Masterpiece The Shahnameh
Saturday, February 19, 2011
7:00 PM -9:30 PM
First Congregational Church
1126 SW Park Avenue, Portland, OR 97205
Tickets: $25 and available online here and at the local stores Art of Persia (Portland Downtown), Mediterranean Market (Lake Oswego), Pars Market (Portland), and Rose Market (Beaverton).
Refreshments available for purchase.
No children under 10 please.
According to the Encyclopædia Britannica: The Persians regard Ferdowsi as the greatest of their poets. For nearly a thousand years they have continued to read and to listen to recitations from his masterwork, the Shah-nameh, in which the Persian national epic found its final and enduring form. Though written about 1,000 years ago, this work is as intelligible to the average, modern Iranian as the King James version of the Bible is to a modern English-speaker. The language, based as the poem is on a Dari original, is pure Persian with only the slightest admixture of Arabic.
Ferdowsi was born in 940 near Tus in North East of Iran. He started his composition of the Shahnameh in 977 A.D. which reportedly took nearly 30 years to complete. Ferdowsi is said to have died around 1020 A.D. and was buried at the yard of his own home, where his mausoleum now lies. He is one of the undisputed giants of Persian literature and has a unique place in Persian history because of the strides he made in reviving and regenerating the Persian language and cultural traditions. His works are cited as a crucial component in the persistence of the Persian language, as those works allowed much of the tongue to remain codified and intact. In this respect, Ferdowsi is thought to surpass Nezami, Khayyam, Asadi Tusi, and other seminal Persian literary figures in his impact on Persian culture and language. Many modern Iranians see him as the father of the modern Persian language.
Ferdowsi's masterpiece, the Shahnameh, is the most popular and influential national epic belonging to the Iranian people that at one time made up the greater Persian Empire, named in Prophet Zarathustra's Gatha as Airyanem Vaejah and in Shahnameh as Iran. The Shahnameh (Book of Kings), or "The Great Book" has remained exceptionally popular among Persians for over a thousand years. It tells the history of old Persia before the Arab conquest of the region. This tale, all written in poetic form in Dari Persian, starts 7,000 years ago, narrating the story of Persian kings, knights, system of laws, Religion, victories and tragedies.
The Andisheh Center is proud to present an event celebrating the millennial anniversary of Ferdowsi's masterpiece. Our program includes a brief talk by Prof. Dick Davis, Ohio State University on why Shahnameh is so important to Persian culture, a musical Naqqali (storytelling) of the Shahnameh love story of Bijan & Manijeh by Dr. Iraj Anvar of Brown University, and the much acclaimed ballet of the tale of Zal & Rudabeh by the famed Djanbazian Dance Company of Los Angeles.
www.andisheh.org
Bowers Museum
Sunday- March, 6, 2011
Persian Family Festival
12:00pm - 3:30pm
On the first Sunday of every month, the Bowers invites you to bring your family to the Museum for a free afternoon of Cultural fun! This month spotlight shines on the music, dance,& food of Persia!
Djanbazian Dance Company presents Persian traditional dances.
FICCIT (Friends of the Iranian Culture at Caltech)
Saturday -March, 19, 2011 - 9:00 pm
Persian New Year (Nowruz celebration) at
the Dabney Lounge and Garden,
1200 E California Blvd, Pasadena, 91125
http://ficcit.caltech.edu/nowruz11/Welcome/Welcome.html
Djanbazian Dance Company performs Persian dances
Don’t miss it!!
House of Iran
Sunday - March, 27, 2011 - 1:30pm - 3:30pm
Persian New Year (No-Rooz Celebration)
Cultural Organization at the International Cottages in Balboa Park San Diego California.
Djanbazzian Dance Company perform Persian Traditional Dances
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