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West African Drumming and Dance
West African Drumming and Dance with Isaac Akrong, MA Dance
Students learn traditional West African drumming, dance, music, and songs in this participatory workshop presentation that is great for large assemblies or small groups.
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African Dance and Culture
Explore the African dance technique through a variety of movements based on traditional practices on the continent of Mother Africa. Learn movements that reflect the lives of a people, the culture of a society, and songs, stories and drum patterns that uplift the soul of an identity.
Workshops
Workshops can be tailored to meet the group's needs, and can be for a variety of sizes, i.e. 15-35, 36-50, 51-100, 100-249, 250-350, 351- 500, 501-1000 etc. The fun ranges from KG to seniors, and people with disabilities inclusive. Workshops are interactive and students will learn by doing.
- Drumming
- Dancing
- Singing
- Cultural context
- History
Video documentaries
Arrangements can be made to supply large numbers of instruments.
This workshop is great for:
- World Music and Dance curriculum
- Black awareness and heritage
- African Cultural studies
- Building teamwork and community among students
Raising student and school morale
Brief Bio
A Ga native of Accra, Ghana, Isaac has performed and taught traditional African music and dance around the world, including Africa, Europe, Canada, and the USA. Holding his MA in Dance, Isaac continues to teach and perform widely. Artistic Director of Sankofa Drumming and Dance Ensemble in Toronto from 2001-2005, he now performs widely with his African Dance Ensemble. Isaac's teaching style is one of enthusiasm and joy, inspiring students to explore one of the oldest art forms on earth.
Please contact the artist directly to inquire about this workshop.
416.650.2968
niiakrong46@yahoo.com
www.afridance.com
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