user avatarKerstin Kussmaul Eligible Member // Teacher
user avatarAnne Garrigues Eligible Member // Teacher
user avatarSabina Holzer Eligible Member // Teacher
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IDOCs » Surprise yourself! 5 teachers, 6 contemporary dance essentials, a cross over
A proposal for the IDOCDE Symposium of a co-taught class of 6 teachers, developed in the LEAP teaching residency
2015.02.10

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Teaching Form[less]?- 3rd IDOCDE Symposium Vienna, July 24th-26th , 2015

 

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- FULL NAME: Kerstin Kussmaul

- PHONE NUMBER: is known :-)

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- TITLE OF THE ACTIVITY: Surprise yourself! 5 teachers, 6 essentials

- DETAILED CONTENT DESCRIPTION (150 words or more):

This format was developed in the LEAP teaching residencies and applied at the professional morning trainings at the Tanzhaus Zürich and Le Pacifique | CDC Grenoble in 2014.

The 6 participating teachers - Juliette Dürrleman, Anne Garrigues, Sabina Holzer, Kira Kirsch, Kerstin Kussmaul and Simon Wehrli all come from very different backgrounds.

They have come up with six essential things that they thought should happen in a dance class, then assigned one of these 6 essentials to each of the teachers, agreed on a theme and a goal and started to teach. Today this group will have another go at it. 

You will get a taste of what might happen, often something else than any of the teachers would teach in their "solo-taught" class. Every class of this series has a very unique flavour, and by the nature of the score, is somewhat unpredictable. Expect a wild ride and a physical class - with developments, shifts, transformations, sometimes a little rough around the edges...it might bring you back to the roots to why you actually started to dance!



 

- SUMMARY OF CONTENT DESCRIPTION 

This format was developed in the LEAP teaching residencies and applied at the professional morning trainings in Zürich and Grenoble in 2014.

The 5 participating teachers come from very different backgrounds and share six essential things that they thought should happen in a dance class.

Expect a wild ride and a physical class; it might bring you back to the roots to why you actually started to dance!

This Friday class is also the last of a 5 day workshop at ImPulsTanz Festival workshop program.

                                                                                                                    

- SHORT BIOGRAPHY (max 60 words for publishing (if co-taught all in all max 60 words)


Anne Garrigues (FR) choreographer, dance and BMC teacher
Sabina Holzer (AT), performer, choreographer, author, teacher
Kira Kirsch (USA / D), movement artist & researcher, axis syllabus teacher
Kerstin Kussmaul /AT) movement researcher and somatic practitioner, teacher
Simon Wehrli (CH) choreographer, dance teacher coming from music and theatre

Partipating LEAP partners: Le Pacifique / Grenoble, Tanzhaus Zürich, Wiener Tanzwochen

- AIMED AT WHO (AND HOW MANY PEOPLE MIN /MAX?)
Anyone interested in didactics, methodological questions, reflecting on formats in dance class.
3-30 people

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-  TIME REQUEST: 2,5 hours (including reflection & discussion)                                                                                                                                                                 

- TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS (audio, beamer etc):     sound system                                                                                                                                                                            

- SPACE NECESSITY (studio size etc): studio

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Thanks!!!                                                                                                                          


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