These about International Women's Day of Capoeira Angola ECAMAR.
ECAMAR, school of Capoeira Angola in Surry Hills will be holding an Event of Afro-Brazilian Capoeira Angola for the 2011 International Women’s Day
Come this 11th and 12th of March to take part in a two day event with classes and seminars organized and delivered by the female students of ECAMAR with the participation of Mestre Roxinho.
All women, men and children, beginners or experienced, are welcome to participate and discover more about Capoeira Angola and honor women’s contribution in this beautiful art form.
On Friday 11th March we will have the opening of the event then from 7-9pm a Roda in Honor of Women open to all to participate or watch (free).
On Saturday 12th March we will start with a Movement Class from 10-12pm, a Music Class from 1-2:30pm, Seminar and Open Discussion at 3pm
and final Roda at 4pm once again open to all. The Event costs $25 entry.
At 12– 1pm there will be a lunch break with Feijoada available for $10.
All welcome to come along to this culturally rich experience, and celebrate International Women’s Day through Capoeira Angola.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Learn Capoeira For Kids
Capoeira Angola for kids ages 2-5 and 6-14. Check this out.
Sing! Dance! Play! Experience in teaching capacity of Capoeira Angola, Afro-Brazilian dance-fight game.
Children love to sing, dance, play music and play. Capoeira Angola is an art form that is fun and interesting development of coordination, self-esteem, balance, strength, agility and more encouraged. Through the basic elements of cooperation, creativity and natural movements, support for children with each other and overcome their limitations.
Each class focuses on elements of achievement, leadership and community. Capoeira is by nature, a social art that is always played and practiced in a group. In these children enhance their musical, physical and social capacities through active and interactive participation.
More detail visit this website.
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Sing! Dance! Play! Experience in teaching capacity of Capoeira Angola, Afro-Brazilian dance-fight game.
Children love to sing, dance, play music and play. Capoeira Angola is an art form that is fun and interesting development of coordination, self-esteem, balance, strength, agility and more encouraged. Through the basic elements of cooperation, creativity and natural movements, support for children with each other and overcome their limitations.
Each class focuses on elements of achievement, leadership and community. Capoeira is by nature, a social art that is always played and practiced in a group. In these children enhance their musical, physical and social capacities through active and interactive participation.
More detail visit this website.
Source from this link.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Capoeira Angola Definition
Hey guys. Today I would like to describe about Capoeira Angola. Any comment or suggestion can leave in the comment box.
Capoeira Angola is an older form of capoeira and is often deeply rooted traditions, is characterized by slow movements and the players to play their games in close proximity to each other than in regional or Contemporanea. Capoeira Angola is often characterized as slow and deep on the ground than other major forms of capoeira, although in practice the rate varies according to the music. This is much as it was originally played capoeira in the street before moving indoors played and recorded in a modernized version of Capoeira Regional. Capoeira Angola will be used for physical Chamada questions and answers, to challenge the opponent, or to change the style of the tribe known.
The father of the best known modern Capoeira Angola schools is considered to be Grão-Mestre Pastinha who lived in Salvador, Bahia. Today, many of the Capoeira Angola schools in the United States come from Mestres in Pastinha's lineage. He was not the only Capoeira Angola mestre, but is considered to be the "Father of Capoeira angola"[13] bringing this style of Capoeira into the modern setting of an academy. He also wrote the first book about Capoeira, Capoeira Angola, now out of print. Capoeira Angola has experienced an explosion of growth during the past 20 years, it can be found in few cities Brazil where it's not often practiced or even recognized as real capoeira and many larger cities in the USA, Europe, South America, Japan, as well as many other locations.
Capoeira Angola is an older form of capoeira and is often deeply rooted traditions, is characterized by slow movements and the players to play their games in close proximity to each other than in regional or Contemporanea. Capoeira Angola is often characterized as slow and deep on the ground than other major forms of capoeira, although in practice the rate varies according to the music. This is much as it was originally played capoeira in the street before moving indoors played and recorded in a modernized version of Capoeira Regional. Capoeira Angola will be used for physical Chamada questions and answers, to challenge the opponent, or to change the style of the tribe known.
The father of the best known modern Capoeira Angola schools is considered to be Grão-Mestre Pastinha who lived in Salvador, Bahia. Today, many of the Capoeira Angola schools in the United States come from Mestres in Pastinha's lineage. He was not the only Capoeira Angola mestre, but is considered to be the "Father of Capoeira angola"[13] bringing this style of Capoeira into the modern setting of an academy. He also wrote the first book about Capoeira, Capoeira Angola, now out of print. Capoeira Angola has experienced an explosion of growth during the past 20 years, it can be found in few cities Brazil where it's not often practiced or even recognized as real capoeira and many larger cities in the USA, Europe, South America, Japan, as well as many other locations.
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