“Bedouin dance..” Tribal Camp Oslo 2011 workshop: Hagalla is the name of perhaps the most famous Bedouin dance from Marsa Matruh. The city lies on the Mediterranean, not far from the border of Libya. “Al-Haggala is the name of the … Continue reading
“Back to the source..” Tribal Camp Oslo 2011 workshop: Ghawazee is an Egyptian gypsy dance that is performed on the flat feet. The Ghawazee were professional entertainers, but were banished from Cairo in 1834 and settled in Upper Egypt. The … Continue reading
“Olé!..” Tribal Camp Oslo 2011 workshop: Flamenco is a very powerful dance form. The dance expression may vary from the intense calm of the passionate and explosive. The feet are used as a percussion instrument. Those who are familiar with … Continue reading
“Isolated precision..” Tribal Camp Oslo 2011 workshop: The music is an Arabic tabla solo and called Al Holom Beats. Eva interprets it as a Tribal Fusion dance with isolated movements and muscle control. The choreography also have elements from American … Continue reading
We are looking forward to Tribal Camp Oslo 10-12 September 2010. Good news for late birds: there are still some places left on the workshops. Hurry up and send an email to mail@tribaltroopers.com! Photo of Dud Muurmand (DK) who will give … Continue reading
Battle of the Tribes is a dance show taking place Saturday evening during the weekend of Tribal Camp Oslo. All teachers and students attending Tribal Camp Oslo are welcome to perform in the gala show. We are very excited about … Continue reading
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