adem
d'ethnomusicologie
Gypsy Dances of Eastern Europe
Olga Fiaes
Europe | New classes
In this course on Eastern European Gypsy dances, Olga Fiaes teaches a form of physical expression that is at once intense, festive, deeply rooted, and profoundly liberating.
On the agenda:
- Learning footwork, arm movements, shoulder movements, and hip movements
- Work on head posture and handling the skirt and scarf for women
- Working with ruffled skirts to create visual effectsCreating theatrical sequences
- Working with large scarves to create aerial effects, wraps, waves, and rotations
- Exploring nomadic dances that blend Slavic, Balkan, and Eastern rhythms.
Requirements: comfortable clothing, a long skirt, and bare feet.
Bio
A native of Altai and a graduate of the University of Geneva, Ola Fiaes has been actively involved in the arts in Geneva for many years, notably at the Grand Théâtre, in private schools, and through her volunteer work with the Fête de la Danse. For more than ten years, she has also worked as a choreographer, dancer, and director.
LIEUX :
ADEM MARAÎCHERS
44, rue des Maraîchers
1205 Genève
Horaires :
Vendredis 19h30 - 20h30
TARIFS :
20.- CHF le cours
CONTACT :
T : +41 78 645 81 17
Photo : Alexander Petrenko
Discover other classes
Classical Arabic singing
Aïcha Redouane
Aïcha Redouane’s songs express the spiritual development of a path of love and light.
Persian and Middle Eastern Dance
Sepideh Nayemi
The aims of this course include discovering and developing natural grace, learning to express yourself freely in movement and enjoying dancing to the subtle rhythms and melodies of traditional Persian music.
Argentine Tango and Folklore Songs
NEW COURSE
María de la Paz
I invite you to join me on a musical journey exploring tango singing and Argentine folklore, where the body is treated as the true instrument: through a refined awareness of breathing, posture, and energy, the voice can be set free and find its authenticity—without tension and with the joy of singing.
Yodeling from Switzerland and elsewhere
Héloïse Fracheboud
Yodeling is the cry that becomes a melody, sometimes nostalgic and contemplative, sometimes joyful and festive, it can be "raw" as well as very sophisticated, with the same purpose: to express oneself, to share a part of what moves us, to materialize the unspeakable.
