Oriental dance:

On the dance line, we must explore our dance expression, we must be free and get used to the movements in oriental dance. 
We move into the dance based on the music. In an easily accessible way, we are introduced to contexts and theory. We explore the basic principles of dance and develop them in improvisation at all dance levels.

There will be themed modules with music and different styles of dance such as classical Rags Shargi, Baladi.

All together for daily classes with live music where we explore the different rhythms and the many layers in the music. Likewise, the song will also be our inspiration.

The level of dancers is for slightly experienced/experienced

Oriental music

The level for percussion instruments ranges from beginners to advanced, while melody and chord instruments should be slightly practiced/practiced. All instruments are welcome. 

Work is done both with sheet music and by ear. We will work with both folk and classical music from the Middle East/Turkey/Balkans.

The choir is for you who want to sing - and try new keys with songs from all over the world - and Denmark.

At the Music Team, you must bring your own instrument - there is, however, bass/guitar/keyboard/perc. and drum kit available.

All at the college with the college's traditions for the broad general education in the form of stories, performances, group singing, lectures and festive get-togethers.

Annah Hyberg

Annah Hyberg has danced Raqs Sharqi/oriental dance for 30 years, and taught for about 25 years. She has had a passion for dance since she started ballet at the age of 3. Then it became yes and show dancing and at 23 she started dancing oriental dance and it is a lifelong love seasoned with other dance forms such as Argentine tango

Annah lives in Scania/Sweden and teaches her own studies and she dances and teaches at festivals and events around Europe.

Read more on: www.fireflow.sv

Oriental music v. Lars Bo Kujahn

Lars Bo Kujahn works professionally with Arabic, Turkish, Balkan and world fusion music.

The main instruments are the Arabic “Qanoon” (Arabic piano) – and tabla/darbuka (Arabic vase-shaped drum) as well all types of frame drums from the Middle East/Asia.

In addition, I also play the drum kit and guitar.

Plays in the following orchestras/contexts:

Oriental Mood – World of Drums – Middle East Peace Orchestra.

Fatma Zidan Trio – Chochek Brothers – Hanka & Orientexpressen

Read more on:
www.darbuka.dk

Worldchoir v. Fatma Zidan

Fatma Zidan is a singer, composer and trained harpist and opera singer. She has lived in Denmark for 15 years, but grew up in Egypt. This is where she has made her musical roots, for it is the Arabic music that is the focal point for Fatma Zidan.

Her musical talents ranging from classical to modern Arabic pop music. In 2008 and 2010, Fatma Zidan won Danish Music Award in the category Best World Track.

Read more on: www.fatmazidan.com