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Spring
2008 Community Recital - Wednesday, April 23rd!
West
African Drum Class
with Chuck Greb

Dates
February 6 - April 9, 2008
(No Class 3/12 - Spring Break)
Time
Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:30pm
Location
Fairmount Elementary Building Auditorium
W. Fairmount Ave & S. Fraser St
State College, PA
Advance
Registration
$80 / 8 week session
To register call 814.238.5048 or email drums@botefote.com
Drop-in
Classes
$12 per class
Bring your own drum. Limited number of
rental drums available for $3 per class.
This all-levels class teaches technique,
rhythms, history and culture of the djembe and dounoun. Class
focuses on the music of Guinea,
Mali, and Ivory Coast. No experience is necessary. Beginners are
welcome.
Chuck Greb began playing West African music
in 1997 with Nommo Performing Arts Company of Penn State University.
Over the
years Chuck has apprenticed with numerous drum teachers in the
United States and Guinea, West Africa, including Lancei Kanté,
M'Bemba Bangoura, Billy Camara, Menes Yahudah, Abdoul Doumbia,
Lansana Dioubaté,
and Michael Markus. He continues to travel to Guinea yearly in
order to further his knowledge of this traditional art form.
West African Dance Class
with Allyson Daniel

Dates
February 6 - April 9, 2008
(No Class 3/12 - Spring Break)
Time
Wednesdays 7:30 - 9:00pm
Location
Fairmount Elementary Building Auditorium
W. Fairmount Ave & S. Fraser St
State College, PA
Advance Registration
$80 / 8 week session
To register call 814.238.5048 or email drums@botefote.com
Drop-in Classes
$12 per class
This all-levels class teaches technique, choreography,
history and culture of African dance. Class focuses on the
dances of Guinea, Mali, and Senegal. No experience is necessary.
Beginners are welcome.
Allyson Daniel is a Penn State Senior from Washington,
DC. She plans to graduate this May with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical
Theatre
Performance. Her dance
training began in High School at Duke Ellington School of the arts and has
continued through Penn State. Allyson has the privilege of being President/Choreographer
of NOMMO Performing Arts Dance Co., the student run African dance organization
on campus. She has been teaching African Dance for the last two years, both
at Penn State and back home in DC. During her time here at Penn State she received
a huge portion of her African dance training under Kikora Franklin. She is
honored to have this opportunity to teach.
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