«Un arrêt dans le temps pour partager!»


Note: The information regarding the trainings are not always available in English. In this case, you will find this information in French.

week 1

 Tango

Karin VENVERLOO · Arthur ABEL

 African dance

Boukson SERE · Sidiki CAMARA · Kalifa KONE

 Folk dance

Koen DHONDT · Julie GONZALES

 Swedish dance

Aurélie GIET · Martin COUDROY

 Contemporary dance

Martine CARDINAL

 African polyphonies

N'Faly KOUYATE

 Ethnic songs

Raphael DE COCK

 Local and traditional songs

Florence LALOY

 Harp

Maria PALATINE

 Violin

Aurélie DORZEE

 Swedish violin

Mia MARIN

 Guitar folk

Tom THEUNS

 [NEW] Diatonic accordion

Simone BOTTASSO · Pablo GOLDER

 Romanian chromatic accordion

Aurel BUDISTEANU

 [NEW] Bagpipes

Julien CARTONNET

 Hurdy-gurdy

Anne-Lise FOY

 Brasilian music

Osman MARTINS

 European ensemble

Wouter VANDENABEELE

 Klezmer ensemble

Aurélie CHARNEUX · Pierre GRECO

 Latin America's drums

Osvaldo HERNANDEZ

 Iranian percussion (Tombak)

Madjid KHALADJ

 Oriental percussion

Azzedine JAZOULI



Traditional dances and musics - Neufchâteau 2013

The traditional dance and music sessions in Neufchâteau are unique in Europe in the range of courses on offer, and there are so many people to testify to it. During two full weeks, musical cultures from all over the world come together around a high quality teaching program dedicated to amateurs and professionals. Thirty hours of practice over six days of courses, without forgetting the generosity of the artists during the evening concerts, shows and screenings, make these two weeks a real summer festival dedicated to the music of the world.

From 30 June to 14 July, Neufchâteau will welcome more than forty disciplines represented by around fifty teachers.

Many new courses are available in this 2013 season. In the first week, which is dedicated to traditional music with its dance music from home, we will be pleased to welcome new teachers: one from France and the other from Italy. Julien Cartonnet and Simone Bottasso will breathe fresh inspiration into the bagpipes and diatonic accordions. But there will also be Brazilian dance and music, tango, African music, Klezmer and Swedish music? The second week will bring together flamenco, Afro-Cuban, Indian, Greek and Balkan music, Gipsy Jazz. Several new courses will be on offer, including the Balkan fanfare of Pantelis Stoikos, the Kathak dance of northern India, the magic of the oriental music of the violin of the Greek Kyriakos Gouventas, or of the qanun of the Tunisian Nidhal Jaoua, or even the jiving Lindy Hop!

We suggest that you enroll as soon as possible in order to guarantee the best organization of these musical weeks, which I hope will meet all your expectations once again.

Nicolas Hauzeur,
Artistic adviser

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