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Tracing the Path of the ClaveNanette Ledet of Rhythmic Tapestries will present material, through music and movement, that traces the origins of our local musical traditions from their birthplace in West Africa. The students will learn music and dances from West Africa, Brazil, Cuba, and New Orleans. This residency is designed for 6 sessions, one hour duration for each session. It can be extended to 8 sessions, if requested. It is also appropriate for special needs children. ArtistRhythmic TapestriesCostPlease contact us to inquire about rates.Technical NeedsIf there is a very large group and/or venue, will need a microphone on a stand, and a wooden or hard floor, if possible. There should be adequate space for movement, and sound control (drums can be VERY loud!)Study GuideNo study guide is currently available online for this performance offeringAbout Rhythmic Tapestries
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Curriculum/sAfrican American StudiesLanguage and Arts Math Multicultural Studies Physical Education Second Language Social Studies Art Genre/sMovement and DanceMusic Format/sResidence |
Nanette Ledet is the founder and director of Rhythmic Tapestries. She is a professional choreographer, performer, and arts educator, with more than 25 years experience and international credentials. Some NYC credits include DanceBrazil, Jose` Limon Company, and the NY Shakespeare Festival. She has been working with Young Audiences since 2003.