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Re-creation "AUFTAUCHER" (Premiere 2001/JAKARTA- created with and danced by FOLKWANG TANZSTUDIO) Tanztheater Gießen/ Artistic director Tarek Assam
30.11.2017 | Premiere Stadttheater Gießen Berliner Platz 35390 Gießen Tickets: 0641-79 57-60 | theaterkasse(at)stadttheater-giessen.de
SYMPOSIUM October 13th - OKTOBER 15th, 2017 FOLKWANG Dance | Technique, Intention, Future Presentations, discussions, lectures, film- and stageprogramm
Hosted by: Institut of contemporary dance | Folkwang University of the Arts Idea & Concept: Henrietta Horn und Prof. Stephan Brinkmann
The Institute of Contemporary Dance at the Folkwang University of the Arts cordially invites you to participate!
Kurt Jooss, cofounder of the Folkwang School for Music, Dance and Speech turned the Essen dance department into the breeding ground for German dance theatre.He created a dance education which recognises the human being in the artist, the richness in the tradition and the future in the individual expression.The “Folkwang Dance” Symposium broaches the issue of the pedagogical and artistic heritage of the Folkwang dance department as well as its contemporary and future relevance for today’s dance education. Embedded into the “Folkwang is…” campaign that celebrates the 90th anniversary of the Folkwang University of the Arts in 2017, the symposium aims to incite a discussion on dance art, dance technique and dance theory as taught and practiced at the Folkwang University.
“It would be a sin to throw overboard what we have inherited.”, according to Kurt Jooss. “We do not have to exercise it, but we should incorporate it into our knowledge and possibilities. Then we can choose what we need and want.”
Times: Friday, October 13, 2017, 6 pm – 10 pm Saturday, October 14, 2017, 10 am – midnight Sunday, October 15, 2017, 10 am – 3 pm
Venue: Folkwang Universität der Künste | Campus Essen Werden Klemensborn 39, D-45239 Essen
Please register at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Contact: Phone.: +49 (0)201-75 99 79 74 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. www.folkwang-uni.de/symposiumtanz
Supported by: Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes NRW, Kulturstiftung Essen, Deutsches Tanzarchiv Köln With friendly support granted by: Schweizer Tanzarchiv, GLS Treuhand, Pina Bausch Foundation|Wuppertal
Photo: Jörg Landsberg
DANSE MACABRE | TAIPEIRECONSTRUCTION "TOTENTANZ 2" (1926) BY MARY WIGMANNPRODUCTION: PROF. HENRIETTA HORN
18./19./20. May, 7.30 pm 20./21.May, 2.30 pm Dance Hall | Campus Taipei National University of the Arts
Following the celebrated premiere of Mary Wigman’s Death Dances at the Osnabrück theatre, Henrietta Horn will accept the invitation issued by the Taipei National University of the Arts to create a new setting of “Death Dance 2” with TNUA students. In contrast to the Osnabrück version that featured recreated music by Frank Lorenz, drummer of the Osnabrück orchestra, the students themselves are going to play the music in Taipei. Also, there will be original masks and costumes produced in Taipei, based on the originals. The performances will launch with the symposium “Death and the expressivity of the body” on May 19th, 10.30 am to 1 pm, also on Taipei University campus.
Choreographer and dancer Henrietta Horn has been International Chair Professor at the TNUA since 2015. “(…) a transitory, swaying dance, which bears something that is timelessly touching, despite its expressiveness.” Helmut Regitz, “tanz”, March 2017
“(…) what a treasure has been unearthed by Henrietta Horn’s reconstruction team.” Christine Adam, „Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung“, February 2017 Re-ConstruCtion "Danse Macabre" by mary wigmana project of Theater osnabrück
Artistic direction of the reconstruction: Henrietta horn
Re-construction of Mary Wigman's Danse Macabre from 1917 and 1926 Theater Osnabrück Dance Company Theater Osnabrück 11.2.2017 Premiere further dates: 16.2.17/21.2.17/26.2.17/10.3.17/12.3.17/21.3.17/25.3.17/12.4.17
“In accordance with Camille Saint-Saens’ “Danse Macabre” composition, Henrietta Horn and her team reconstructed the “Dance of Death I” both meticulously and carefully.” “This is how reconstructions become a meaningful and touching event; they only create an artistic imprint when the timeless characteristics of modern dance were made visible before.” “It is stunning to see what those nine dancers have to do and are capable of doing during this evening. Their movements are without exception remarkable, they have obviously been inspired by those in charge of concept and rehearsal. In their very own way they manage to empathize with the respective language of time.” “…What great asset this reconstruction of works of the early era of dance is becomes even more evident in “Dance of Death II”…” “…Absolutely breathtaking!… The whole project “Danse Macabre” is an asset to the cultural life of the city…” “Henrietta Horn realized the reconstruction based on old dance notations, photographies and performance reviews, in doing so she was assisted by Susan Barnett, Cristine Caradec and Katharine Sehnert. The result is a strange and unusual dance world, yet also highly fascinating.” “Wigman’s work has been commendably reconstructed, produced and confronted with other choreographies by Patricia Stöckemann as project manager, Henrietta Horn and their team.” “Henrietta Horn and her team have - together with project manager Patricia Stöckemann - reconstructed the dance pieces, the Dance Company Osnabrück have brought them back to fascinating life at Theater am Domhof…”
PREMIERE:"kaiserkleider"
premiere: 28./29.10.2016 pact zollverein Essen
..."What else is dance but gravity resulting from a spacetime curvature? This approach manifests in a choreography that concentrates projection, composition and the art of movement in the most excellent way.In “Kaiserkleider” the artists brilliantly play with models of quantum physics, displaying a clarity and quality many others unfortunately lack.It results in a rare work of art - it is SENSUAL - INTELLIGENT - ART and all at once!"
Trailer: tanzweb.org
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