Skip to main content

Venice Oriental dance convention 2010


CONVEGNO DI DANZA ORIENTALE A VENEZIA

Palazzo del Casinò - Lido di Venezia - Italy 19 - 20 - 21 Marzo 2010

…Danza Orientale…Danza Antica legata alla femminilità Sacra...

È una bellissima celebrazione delle Donne!

È un linguaggio senza parole, che parla non ai nostri intelletti, ma direttamente ai nostri sentimenti, nostri instinti, nostri desideri.

Questa Danza è diventata un viaggio di esplorazione della Madre
di tutte le Danze.


Vieni con noi in primavera a Venezia, la più affascinante città d’Arte
per la più divertente avventura di Danza Orientale. Sarà indimenticabile!

VENEZIA Oriental Dance Convention è per le appassionate e per tutti gli stili della Danza Orientale. Nelle 3 giornate potete assaporare l'infinita varietà di stili differenti della Danza Orientale dall’India all’Andalusia, dal Folclore al Classico, dal Raq Sharqi al Tribale, dal Kathak alle Danze Sufi Dervishes…

Non ha importanza se sei principiante, intermedio o avanzato.
Questa convention è disegnata per tutti per studiare, danzare e divertirsi!

SENTI IL RITMO E UNISCITI A NOI!!!


Una presenza di insegnanti internazionali riconosciuti mai assemblati in una convention saranno a portata di mano…

Invitando insegnanti da tutto il mondo e offrendo 70 ore di seminari, questo evento è disegnato per te!

Venezia Oriental Dance Convention è un podio prestigioso per tutte le danzatrici, coreografe ed artisti internazionali.

Venice oriental dance convention

Labels:

Comments

  1. lido veniceFebruary 8, 2010 at 4:07 PM

    partecipoero' di certo!!!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Lido di VeneziaFebruary 8, 2010 at 4:31 PM

    bella iniziativa, lido di venezia risorge!!!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Jovir - Message in a BottleFebruary 15, 2010 at 12:02 PM

    The breathtaking Venice! really one gorgeous place can visit to relax and unwind. more power always!

    ReplyDelete
  4. AnonymousFebruary 16, 2010 at 1:50 PM

    I think it’s a great way to know about the other cities because the reviews are created by the citizens only.. however, people nowadays trust the travel portals and websites more that these because somewhere in their mind they know that these travel websites are created by the travel and whatever information they’ll provide on it will be authentic and genuine and it’s a fact as well.. if you ask me..i always checkout this link http://www.eztravelresorts.com/vacation-resort/mayan-palace-nuevo-vallarta-vacation-packages.html , whenever I need some information about any vacation-resort or country.. I never check any other website because I’ve experienced their services as well and they are really good.

    ReplyDelete
  5. VillaMay 18, 2010 at 6:22 PM

    It's so tricky to get priceless info on the web. I've bookmarked your blog for future reference. thanks for sharing this post to us.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to Impress an Italian Guy

Travel opens you up to all kinds of new experiences, so it’s only natural that travelers are more susceptible to falling head over heels in love with people they meet on the road. Sometimes it’s another traveler in the hostel common room, but when you’re traveling in Italy it’s almost impossible not to fall in love (or at least what feels like love right then) with an Italian. But what happens when you meet an Italian girl who you want to do more than make flirty eye contact with across a dimly-lit dance floor? What if you’d actually like to ask her to dinner and not feel the sting of rejection? If that’s the case then you need to know a few things about how to impress an Italian girl - some of this stuff will seem pretty straightforward, but other tips here may be surprising to you. Pay Attention to Style Italians are stylish, so what you wear counts for quite a bit when you’re being assessed by an Italian girl. Italian guys are snappy dressers, always paying attention to the latest
11 comments
Read more

Visiting VEnice is easier than you think. Just go in the offseason.

Venice in the winter is a counterintuitive destinations. There is nothing quite like walking those stone sidewalks in the winter chill with twilight’s soft luminance deepening over the Grand Canal while, one by one, restaurant and trattoria windows begin to glow with a golden welcome. In summer, Venice is wall-to-wall tourists and, on Piazza San Marco, pigeons, too. But in winter the Piazza stands open to the sweeping views memorialized by every 19th-century painter who wandered through town. More to the point, you can get a restaurant reservation without calling weeks in advance.
Post a Comment
Read more