August 22-24, 2024, Thurs- Sat (3 days)
Milwaukee, WI
Flamenco Communication Intensive
with Marija Temo and guest dancer/teacher, Kerensa DeMars
(for all levels in Dance, Guitar, & Vocal, and those completely new to flamenco!)
The flamenco intensive focuses on working with different disciplines to enhance your abilities to lead, accompany, and to better support one another with feedback from M. Temo and K. DeMars
The workshops are designed for participants to be able to take one or more days.
Scroll down for all info (wkshps, schedule, location, hotels/airnbnb’s, grocery stores/restaurants). All dance studio, hotels/airbnb’s, grocery stores and a few restaurants are within walking distance. No rental cars needed, Uber is best and about a 20 minutes ride from the airport. Other restaurants are a 10 minute uber ride.
FYI: Get your airbnb’s/ hotels, and look into flights asap. This is the best time of year in Milwaukee, WI.
Come see some of our great guitar faculty of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music in concert with special guests.
(Flamenco, Jazz, Latin Rock)
Marija Temo (Flamenco) with special guest, Maria Valentina Delgado Ben Dameron (Jazz) Alexander Lekhtman (Latin Rock) with special guest, Taedadruma
1/27/24
3p.m
Located at 1584 N Prospect Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202 in the Recital Hall on the first floor.
Tickets $20 for adults
$15 for children
WCM Faculty free access.
Jan 21, 2024
Flamenco Communication Workshop for Dancers and Guitarists
11a.m- 12:30p.m.
Fee: $40
Palo: Bulerias
Location: Zorongo Flamenco, 3715 Minnewhaha Ave. S. MPLS
Register: https://www.facebook.com/twincitiesflamenco/
Private and coaching sessions available for 1 or more students.
Contact: tcflamencocoll@gmail.com
Performances
Jan. 20, 2024, Winona, Minnesota
Performance with Twin Cities Flamenco Collective in Winona, Minnesota
Jan. 21, 2024, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Guest Flamenco Performer with Twin Cities Flamenco Collective and La Barbara
5p.m.
Location: 2528 Nicollet Ave. S. Mpls www.icehousempls.com
In this vibrant musical journey from 16th-century Spain to baroque Latin America, music of Spanish composers Diego Ortiz, Gaspar Sanz, and Santiago de Murcia blends virtuosity with lively dance rhythms. Sephardic ballads from the Jewish Quarter of Seville celebrate love and life. Crossing the Atlantic, we encounter a joyful mix of Hispanic and Caribbean influences. Internationally-acclaimed Puerto Rican soprano Sophia Burgos joins friends on strings, harp, guitars, and percussion.
