Avec le soutien :
Reinaldo « Flecha » Delgado
This course relates to the various rhythms and songs of the culture Cuban Negro primarily those dedicated to the worship of the “Orishas”
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Cali Flores
The course aims to teach Afro-Peruvian percussion instruments and rhythms, focusing primarily on the cajón, while covering the basic forms of the main Afro-Peruvian rhythms—such as the festejo, the landó, and the marinera—which emerged among the African immigrant population in Peru beginning in the 17th century and have evolved to the present day.
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Cali Flores & Sergio Valdeos
This group workshop offers a fun, dynamic, and hands-on introduction to the Afro repertoire of the Peruvian coast. Through group work, participants will explore the distinctive features of several traditional genres and the different ways to perform them.
Dates : September 12–13 October 24–25 November 14–15 December 19–20 January 23–24 February 13–14 March 13–14 April 10–11 May 8–9 June 12–13
Habib Yammine
This monthly workshop focuses on arabic vocals and will be accompanied on percussion by Habib Yammine.
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María de la Paz
I invite you to join me on a musical journey exploring tango singing and Argentine folklore, where the body is treated as the true instrument: through a refined awareness of breathing, posture, and energy, the voice can be set free and find its authenticity—without tension and with the joy of singing.
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Gofefo Konaté
The balafon is a very accessible instrument that can be played both in a group and as a solo instrument. Similar to the ostinatos in classical music, it allows you to play rhythmic patterns — whether simple or very complex — in a repetitive manner.
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Alex Jeanson
A proliferating multiplication of a single element, the repetition of overlapping or successive motifs—the multiple reduced to the singular—the singular articulated in multiple forms. It is this aesthetic that the workshop invites you to discover through music, using an instrument called the gamelan.
Shahab Eghbali
While the Daf is a large, framed drum, used to accompany Iran’s Kurdish music, it is also widely played across the Middle East and in Central Asia.
Alexis Weisgerber
Pakhawaj Workshop:
The pakhawaj is the precursor to the tabla, the iconic instrument of North India.
North Indian Rhythm Workshop:
We’ll take a playful approach to exploring all the elements that make up the rich rhythmic system of North India.
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Sergio Valdeos
This workshop offers instruction in Brazilian choro through an instructional repertoire tailored to the voice and all instruments.
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Rocco Sedano
Performed in pairs or in groups — chacarera, zamba, gato, escondido, or malambo — and accompanied by iconic percussion instruments such as the bombo and other drum-like instruments, these dance forms are distinguished by their specific rhythmic, gestural, and symbolic languages.
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Clément Allistone
This art of recitation, known as padhant, is inseparable from the practice of the tabla. It reveals the tabla’s rhythmic complexity and plays a decisive role in the memorization process, particularly through the performative effect it entails.
Daeliya, Diego et Pouick
These drums are made of cow skin and heavy, hard carved wood. They’re played with thick sticks and the impact is impressive.
Salvatore Meccio et Massimo Laguardia
L'objectif de ce cours est la pratique d’ensemble, afin de faire danser aux sons des tambours. Les cours sont donné en alternance par Massimo Laguardia et Salvatore Meccio.
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Shayan Mirzaei
The tombak and dayereh classes offer an exciting journey into the heart of Iranian rhythm and music. The instruction draws on a variety of teaching approaches, all aimed at a single goal: to develop a deep understanding of rhythm, acquire solid technical mastery, and discover its essential role in music.