The Drum & Dance Learning Center presents
Workshops with Sabriye Tekbilek
Sunday, March 2, 2008
11am - 2pm Turkish 9/8 technique and Bal Anat's exciting and sassy karshilima choreography. Bring finger cymbals. Some finger cymbal experience is recommended.
$60
2-3pm Lunch break (bring your lunch)
3-5 pm Khaleegy & dances from the Gulf Region
$40
both $95
Pre registration is required. No walk ins.
www.drumdancecenter.com
Workshop @
The Drum & Dance Learning Center
The Barracks Trading Post Plaza
Rt 206 & Elizabeth St.
Bordentown, NJ
Directions: DO NOT USE MAPQUEST
www.drumdancecenter.com
Sabriye Tekbilek is a performer and instructor of Middle Eastern dance whose stage presence and technique have been shaped by a lifetime of international performance and study.
Daughter of renowned Turkish musician, "Haci" Ahmet Tekbilek, and Lisa Djeylan,pioneer of Belly Dance in Sweden, Sabriye was born into an environment of music and dance. As a child and young adult Sabriye studied many dance forms, including Middle Eastern Dance, Ballet and Flamenco.
While attending the University of California in Berkeley, she began taking classes with the internationally renowned Suhaila Salimpour, and quickly became a member of the Suhaila Dance Company and Bal Anat. It was while studying with both Suhaila and Jamila Salimpour that Sabriye was encouraged to begin teaching, awakening a new passion for instruction.
In 2005 Sabriye based herself in the Middle East, where she has been touring and performing ever since. She has danced across the U.S., in Sweden, Norway, England, Turkey, Spain, Greece, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Syria, Morocco, Tunisia and India. She has performed at exclusive venues including the Nobel Prize Party, Warner Bros. Studios, the Miss India Competition; and she has opened for popular Arabic
stars such as Ragheb Alama and Wael Kfoury, and regularly performs globally for dignitaries.
During her travels Sabriye continues to explore the depths of Middle Eastern Dance and music through studying and teaching workshops along her way. www.sabriyetekbilek.com
Workshops with Sabriye Tekbilek
Sunday, March 2, 2008
11am - 2pm Turkish 9/8 technique and Bal Anat's exciting and sassy karshilima choreography. Bring finger cymbals. Some finger cymbal experience is recommended.
$60
2-3pm Lunch break (bring your lunch)
3-5 pm Khaleegy & dances from the Gulf Region
$40
both $95
Pre registration is required. No walk ins.
www.drumdancecenter.com
Workshop @
The Drum & Dance Learning Center
The Barracks Trading Post Plaza
Rt 206 & Elizabeth St.
Bordentown, NJ
Directions: DO NOT USE MAPQUEST
www.drumdancecenter.com
Sabriye Tekbilek is a performer and instructor of Middle Eastern dance whose stage presence and technique have been shaped by a lifetime of international performance and study.
Daughter of renowned Turkish musician, "Haci" Ahmet Tekbilek, and Lisa Djeylan,pioneer of Belly Dance in Sweden, Sabriye was born into an environment of music and dance. As a child and young adult Sabriye studied many dance forms, including Middle Eastern Dance, Ballet and Flamenco.
While attending the University of California in Berkeley, she began taking classes with the internationally renowned Suhaila Salimpour, and quickly became a member of the Suhaila Dance Company and Bal Anat. It was while studying with both Suhaila and Jamila Salimpour that Sabriye was encouraged to begin teaching, awakening a new passion for instruction.
In 2005 Sabriye based herself in the Middle East, where she has been touring and performing ever since. She has danced across the U.S., in Sweden, Norway, England, Turkey, Spain, Greece, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Syria, Morocco, Tunisia and India. She has performed at exclusive venues including the Nobel Prize Party, Warner Bros. Studios, the Miss India Competition; and she has opened for popular Arabic
stars such as Ragheb Alama and Wael Kfoury, and regularly performs globally for dignitaries.
During her travels Sabriye continues to explore the depths of Middle Eastern Dance and music through studying and teaching workshops along her way. www.sabriyetekbilek.com
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Re: Bal Anat Choreography Workshops with Sabriye Tekbilek
Sun, January 20, 2008 - 7:55 AMMore about Jamila Salimpour's Bal Anat, the West coast dance troupe that was the inspiration for the Tribal Dance Movement:
www.therealsuhaila.com/Pages/...bes.pdf
