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Next courses 2026-2027 : October 3–4, December 5–6, February 13–14, April 3–4
Fouad Didi
These monthly courses are for musicians from all backgrounds mastering one of the following instruments: Violin, cello, oud, guitar, mandolin, qanun, flute, clarinet, ney, derbouka, daf, bendir, etc.
ONE-ON-ONE LESSONS
Yousra Dhahbi - Private Lessons
Discover Arabic music through the oud, the voice, and improvisation in a one-on-one class based on a genuine, time-honored oral tradition with Yousra Dhahbi—a fluid approach focused on natural immersion and “passive” listening.
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.
Françoise Atlan
Approach the sung repertoire of the poetic and musical world of the Sephardic tradition, compared to the Arabo-Andalusian repertoire, both emblematic of the "Al Andalous" period.
NEW GROUP WORKSHOP
Yousra Dhahbi
This workshop, which focuses on oral transmission and is open to students of all levels—whether they are Arabic speakers or not—invites you to discover a vocal repertoire from the Arab world that spans different styles and eras.
Aïcha Redouane
Aïcha Redouane’s songs express the spiritual development of a path of love and light.
New program
With Mariya Khan
These dances belong to several distinct categories: work dances, ritual dances, military dances and women's traditional dances. Attention is drawn to the upper part of the body: the head, the movements of the arms and hands, as well as the dancer's facial expression.
Private or video lessons on request
VIVIAN' ADAYA
Viviana sees Oriental dance as a unifying force in its traditional form, because it touches upon one’s deepest being. The dance remains both sacred and feminine for her. She recognises the therapeutic powers of dance and it is with this in mind that she transmits her knowledge.
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.
Hossein Rad
Conçu pour tous les niveaux, ce cours vous fera découvrir le vaste répertoire du chant classique iranien, allant des chants lyriques (du XVIIe au XXe siècle) aux chants non rythmiques et aux improvisations modales (avaz).
Sogol Mirzaei
This class offers training in traditional Persian music through introductory or advanced practice of two of its principal instruments: the târ and setâr lutes.
NEW COURSE
Ava Arehsazan
The oud, historically known as the barbat in Iran, has deep roots in Persian musical culture and plays an important role in the region’s musical history. Persian musical traditions have also had a significant influence on the development of modal systems and musical vocabulary in neighboring cultures.
NEW COURSE
Ahmad Mohammadian
This course invites you to discover the kamantche, an iconic instrument of traditional Persian music. Open to both beginners and those with prior musical experience, it offers instruction tailored to each student’s background, pace, and interests.
Redouane Haribe
Without doubt, the oud is the string instrument par excellence of traditional Arab music, both sacred and popular. It is also present in the diverse musical genres of Turkey, Greece, Caucasia and Central Asia.
NEW CLASS: SEMAH DANCE
Ozan Cagdas
The traditions of the ashik, the Anatolian bards whose names mean 'in love', go back to the Middle Ages. Today, this tradition is maintained by professional musicians, poets and performers who accompany their songs with various long-necked lutes: saz, divan, cura, selpe.
NEW COURSE
Barzan Yassin
Oriental violin classes are designed to provide comprehensive and authentic training in this specific musical tradition, catering to students of all ages, from beginners to professionals.
Thomas Loopuyt
Turkish classical music features a large number of makam, or melodic modes, on the one hand, and a variety of rhythmic cycles on the other. The practice of usûl is a method that involves physically performing these rhythms while singing the melody, with the goal of systematically memorizing themes and songs.
Sepideh Nayemi
The aims of this course include discovering and developing natural grace, learning to express yourself freely in movement and enjoying dancing to the subtle rhythms and melodies of traditional Persian music.
Anass Habib
This course is presented as a grand musical tour where experienced singers, participants with knowledge of music theory and music lovers will set out together to discover a repertoire rich in history.
MONTHLY DANCE CLASS
Nadia Makhlouf
Dancing with Nadia is a collective and personal dance experience! It’s dancing joyfully in a circle toward your inner light! Exploring your polarities to find unity!
NEW COURSE
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.