adem
d'ethnomusicologie
Maghreb dances, from the profane to the sacred
Ahlam Tsouli
Orient | Dance
LIEU(X) :
DIAFA DANSE
6 bis, Pictet-de-Bock
1205 Genève
DATES :
HORAIRES
1 samedi par mois de 10h à 12h
TARIFS :
A l’avance: 50.- (membres ADEM 45.-) Sur place : 60.- (membres ADEM 50.-)
CONTACT, INSCRIPTION :
Ahlam Tsouli +41 76 367 07 40 - Mail : ahlam@diafadanse.ch
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