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Danse (autres) 2012 2 SOMMAIRE SOMMAIRE ...................................................3 ADULTE.........................................................5 JEUNESSE....................................................10 ARTS DU SPECTACLE ..............................24 CD ...............................................................25 DOCUMENTAIRES ..................................46 DVD DOCUMENTAIRES.........................49 FILMS.........................................................52 MUSIQUE DE FILM..................................86 3 4 ADULTE 5 Zouck Pierre Bottero Après avoir surpris une conversation entre son professeur de danse et un célèbre chorégraphe, Anouck, dite Zouck, passionnée de danse, décide de perdre quelques kilos. Très vite, elle se laisse entraîner dans la spirale des régimes et sombre dans l'anorexie. Il lui faudra l'amour de sa famille et le soutien de sa meilleure amie Maïwen pour sortir de l'engrenage. Flammarion (2004) Appétit, troubles de l' - Romans, Danse Cote : [ADO] R BOT Roman Le feu de Shiva Suzanne Fisher Staples trad. de l'anglais par Isabelle de Couliboeuf Parvati est une jeune fille du sud de l'Inde. Chacun de ses pas de danse semblent provoquer des évènements étranges. Le guru Pazhayanur Muthu Kumara Pillai, grand maître de danse indienne, l'invite à Madras suivre un programme rigoureux d'étude, de danse, de dévouement et de dévotion. Jusqu'au jour où Parvati rencontre un garçon aux pouvoirs extraordinaires... Glossaire Gallimard (2003) Danse Romans Cote : [ADO] R FIS Roman De douloureux secrets Adèle Geras Florence Hertz Chaque année Hester Fielding, célèbre danseuse étoile des années 1950-1960, organise pour le nouvel an un festival de danse dans le Yorkshire. Cette année-là, Hugo Carradine, le brillant chorégraphe, a réuni une troupe d'exception. Cependant, alors que les dissensions apparaissent, Hester reçoit un coup de téléphone qui va réveiller de douloureux souvenirs. Libra diffusio (2008) Cote : LV R GER Roman 6 Mamie Dan Danielle Steel trad. de Zoé Delcourt Une petite fille découvre que sa grand-mère qui vient de décéder fut dans les années 1800 une danseuse étoile qui aima follement un garçon nommé Nicolas, médecin de la famille impériale. Mais la révolution est en marche. Feryane (2002) Danse Dans la littérature Cote : LV R STE Littérature américaine Roman Crime au Moulin vert Kerry Greenwood Pascale Haas Sur la piste du Moulin vert, à Melbourne, le concurrent d'un marathon de danse s'effrondre aux pieds de Phryne Fisher, aventurière et détective. Son chevalier servant disparaît peu après. La mère du jeune homme demande à Phryne de retrouver son fils. P. Fisher va enquêter dans le milieu de la haute bourgeoisie des Années folles, des boîtes de jazz de la capitale jusque dans le bush australien. Ed. de la Loupe (2009) Cote : LV RP GRE Roman La dernière danse d'Isadora Frédéric Couderc En septembre 1914 Isadora Duncan séjourne à Deauville, hantée par le souvenir de ses enfants morts dans un accident un an plus tôt. Un hôpital militaire a été installé dans le casino de la ville, elle y fait la connaissance du médecin André Murat sans savoir qu'il est celui qui avait porté secours à ses enfants blessés. Elle devient infirmière bénévole et s'éprend d'André. A. Carrière (2005) Cote : R COU Roman 7 Fais danser la poussière Marie Dô Maya, née métisse dans une famille blanche, s'interroge sur ses origines à la fin des années 1960. Face aux difficultés de l'adolescence, elle commence à pratiquer la danse, où elle apprend à se réaliser. Elle en fait sa profession et part travailler à New York. Plon (2006) Cote : R DO Roman Danse avec l'ange Ake Edwardson Anna Gibson Dans une chambre d'hôtel au sud de Londres, un jeune suédois est retrouvé assassiné. Peu de temps après, un meurtre semblable est commis à Göteborg : des empreintes de sang sont disposées de telle manière qu'elle évoquent une danse macabre. Les meurtres seraient-ils liés à l'industrie pornographique ? Premier roman mettant en scène le personnage du commissaire de police Erik Winter. 43374 (2004) Cote : RP EDW Roman La danse de mort Linda Fairstein Danièle Mazingarbe Toute une faune gravite autour du Lincoln Center, complexe de salles de spectacles qui abrite l'Opéra et lieu de culture incontesté de Manhattan. Lorsqu'une célèbre danseuse est retrouvée morte, Alex Cooper, adjointe au procureur de Manhattan, doit enquêter avec précaution parmi l'élite de Broadway où, entre les intérêts des uns et les ambitions des autres, les apparences sont trompeuses. le Cherche midi (2009) Cote : RP FAI Roman 8 Le retour du professeur de danse Henning Mankell Anna Gibson Stefan Lindman, un jeune inspecteur âgé de 37 ans qui officie à Boras (ouest de la Suède) apprend deux mauvaises nouvelles : il a un cancer et son ex-collègue Herbert Molin a été sauvagement assassiné. Avant d'entamer son traitement, il décide de partir dans le Nord et les forêts du Härjedalen, où s'est installé Molin après sa retraite. Il commence à enquêter avec l'accord de la police locale. Éd. du Seuil (2006) Cote : RP MAN Roman 9 JEUNESSE 10 Viens danser ! Natacha de Bradké, Émilie Philipot Quand Souris est triste, elle écoute de la musique. Le rythme lui redonne la joie de vivre et les autres animaux la suivent. Un album sur le partage et l'amitié. l'École des loisirs (2011) Musique, Danse Livres d'images Cote : [BB] I B ALBUM Botte de carotte Anne Sol Muriel Chamak L'histoire rimée d'une carotte qui, un jour de pluie, danse à travers le potager et met de l'animation parmi les légumes... Le Baron perché (2006) Cote : [BB] I C ALBUM Si tu es joyeux Annie Kubler Une comptine à mimer pour faire danser les bébés, développer leur motricité et leur apprendre à nommer les différents mouvements du jeu. Albin Michel-Jeunesse (2003) Cote : [BB] I K ALBUM 11 Angelina ballerine Katharine Holabird, ill. de Helen Craig trad. de l'anglais Marie-France Floury Angelina aime tellement la danse qu'elle en oublie tout le reste. Ses parents décident de l'inscrire à des cours... Nathan Jeunesse (2004) Danse Livres d'images Cote : I H ALBUM Tête, épaules et genoux, pieds Annie Kubler Une comptine à mimer pour faire danser les bébés, développer leur motricité et leur apprendre à nommer les différentes parties du corps. Albin Michel-Jeunesse (2003) Danse Livres d'images Cote : I K Comptines ALBUM Où êtes-vous monsieur Degas ? Eva Montanari traduit de l'anglais par Isabelle Reinharez Au sortir d'une répétition, une petite ballerine s'aperçoit qu'elle s'est trompée de sac. Monsieur Degas, un artiste qui vient peindre les élèves en train de répéter, a emporté son sac par erreur tandis qu'elle a maintenant des tubes de peinture. Elle a besoin de son tutu neuf pour le spectacle du soir et se lance donc dans une course folle pour le retrouver. l'Atelier du poisson soluble (2009) Danse, Art Livres d'images Cote : I M ALBUM 12 8 petites ballerines Grace Maccarone [illustrations de] Christine Davenier L'école de danse de Madame Adeline compte huit petites filles qui s'exercent partout deux par deux. Mais un jour arrrive Célestine, une nouvelle écolière, et l'équilibre est rompu : elles sont neuf... Madame Adeline a la solution : les figures à trois. A. Michel jeunesse (2010) Danse Livres d'images Cote : I M ALBUM Danse, Prosper, danse ! Laure Monloubou Prosper aime la danse. Pour ses 5 ans, ses parents l'inscrivent au cours de madame Yolanda. Mais une fois sur place, les autres élèves, exclusivement des filles, se moquent de lui car il est le seul garçon. Kaléidoscope (2011) Danse, Psychologie Livres d'images Cote : I M ALBUM Suzie danse [texte de] Christine Schneider [illustrations de] Hervé Pinel Tous à la barre ! claironne Madame Turlututu.Et un, deux, trois, buste droit, quatre, cinq, six, jambes fléchies, sept, huit, neuf, en tutu neuf ! Une fois encore, à bras le corps, je me lance dans la danse. A. Michel jeunesse (0) Danse Romans Cote : I S ALBUM 13 Studio danse Béka Crip Julie, Luce et Alia poursuivent leur passion de la danse et s'inscrivent à un cours de rock. Avec le Studio Danse, elles partent présenter Casse-Noisette en Russie. Bamboo éd. (2010) Cote : BD BEK BD Studio danse Béka Crip Bamboo (2011) Cote : BD BEK BD Studio danse Béka Crip Julie, Luce et Alia sont les meilleures amies du monde et partagent une même passion : la danse. Entre les cours de danse classique et moderne, elles s'initient au hip-hop auprès du séduisant professeur Kader, qui ne les laisse pas indifférentes. 17722071 (2008) Cote : BD BEK BD 14 Passion ballet [série] Yasue Imai La jeune Sarara est comme toutes les collégiennes de son âge fascinée par Kôga, artiste qui s'illustre dans différentes disciplines. Une rencontre avec son idole lui révèle son amour pour la danse, passion qu'elle cultive, sans le savoir, depuis son plus jeune âge, grâce à ses parents. Soleil (2006) Cote : Manga BD IMA BD Le Bateau de Nino Hélène Bohy Olivier Caillard Il est parfois bien doux d'être mené en bateau. Surtout par ce duo-là ! la barre, à la voix et aux instruments de navigation, les musiciens font joyeusement route vers de nouvelles contrées, celles que leurs sensibilités fertiles créent et croissent au fil du voyage. Tiré du spectacle, cet album est une invitation au rêve, au rire et à la danse. C'est aussi une irrésistible incitation à embarquer dès que possible sur le même bateau de Nino, version scène. Qu'on se le dise ! Enfance et musique (2009) Cote : 5.1 BAT CD J'écoute, je danse le monde Ensemble Tournevire distrib. Studio SM (1992) Cote : 8.1 ENS CD 15 Chansons à gestes Jean Naty-Boyer distrib. Auvidis (1990) Cote : 8.1 NAT CD Un Petit pouce qui danse Jean-Lou Descamps () Cote : 8.11 DES CD 50 Jeux de doigts et comptines à gestes Eveil et découvertes (2009) Cote : 8.11 JEU CD 60 comptines pour la danse et l'éveil corporel EMI (2004) Cote : 8.11 SOI CD 16 L'imagerie des arts Emilie Beaumont Marie-Renée Pimont L'enfant découvre les principaux arts (peinture, sculpture, architecture, photographie, cinéma, musique, danse, théâtre), quels grands artistes les ont pratiqués, quelles grandes oeuvres ils ont laissées.
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    A Cambodian Magic Flute integrates Western and Cambodian culture in the historic temples of Angkor Archaeological Park 16-20 November 2020 Chau Say Tevoda Temple Angkor Archaeological Park, Cambodia Mozart at Angkor: A Cambodian Magic Flute Paolo Fanale Tamino Yan Sinan Sarastro Amélie Hois Pamina Livia Rado Königin der Nacht Giorgio Caoduro Papageno Vo Thuy Ngoc Tuyen Papagena Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra Aaron Carpenè musical director Stefano Vizioli stage director Éric Raisina costume designer Nam Narim choreographer Merging mythological Cambodian storytelling with fantastical Mozartian opera, A Cambodian Magic Flute creates new cultural dialogue in four performances from 16-20 November 2020, held in the breath-taking Angkor Archaeological Park in celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the APSARA National Authority. The production is held in memory of journalist Robert Turnbull. In a journey from darkness to light, self-discovery and enlightenment, the flute’s magic has the power to turn sorrow to joy: it celebrates the national pride of Cambodia and the revival and regeneration of the performing arts. The production involves more than 50 traditional Cambodian musicians and dancers in an international cast of 120 performers, directed by Stefano Vizioli and conducted by Aaron Carpenè. A Cambodian Magic Flute draws on the strong resonances between the narrative of Mozart’s opera and the staple of traditional Cambodian storytelling: the epic poem, the Reamker (the Cambodian Ramayana), an ancient tale depicted on the temple walls at Angkor. Exiled from the throne, Preah Ream must free his wife from the cruel grasp of Krong Reap in a tale of love, loyalty, trust, and revenge played out in magical encounters with giants, royals, monkeys, and even mermaids.
  • Southeast Asian Music

    Southeast Asian Music

    8 Music Southeast Asian Music Government Property NOT FOR SALE Music— Grade 8 Alternative Delivery Mode Quarter 1 — Module 1: Southeast Asian Music First Edition, 2020 Republic Act 8293, section 176 states that: No copyright shall subsist in any work of the Government of the Philippines. However, prior approval of the government agency or office wherein the work is created shall be necessary for exploitation of such work for profit. Such agency or office may, among other things, impose as a condition the payment of royalties. Borrowed materials (i.e., songs, stories, poems, pictures, photos, brand names, trademarks, etc.) included in this book are owned by their respective copyright holders. Every effort has been exerted to locate and seek permission to use these materials from their respective copyright owners. The publisher and authors do not represent nor claim ownership over them. Published by the Department of Education – Division of Gingoog City Division Superintendent: Jesnar Dems S. Torres, PhD, CESO VI Development Team of the Module Writer: Julita A. Lauroza Reviewer: Sherwin A. Cuerdo, EPS-MAPEH Jenny R. NAvarro, MAPEH Department Head Julita A. Lauroza Layout Artist: Joemar P. Valdevilla Management Team Chairperson: Jesnar Dems S. Torres, PhD, CESO VI Schools Division Superintendent Co-Chairperson: Conniebel C. Nistal, PhD Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Pablito B. Altubar, CID Chief Members: Sherwin A. Cuerdo, EPS-MAPEH Himaya B. Sinatao, LRMS Manager Jay Michael A. Calipusan, PDO II Mercy M. Caharian, Librarian II Printed in the Philippines by Department of Education – Division of Gingoog City Office Address: Brgy. 23, National Highway, Gingoog City Telefax: 088-328-0108 / 088328-0118 E-mail Address: [email protected] 8 Music Quarter 1 – Module 1: Southeast Asian Music Table of Contents What This Module is About .......................................................................................................................