African Soul drumming and dance
April 13th 2010 06:20
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african soul drumming
African Soul drumming and dance
ANZAC Weekend CAMP
Camp dates and times - 5pm Friday 23 April - 5pm Sunday 25 April
Camp cost - $290 per person includes all meals, accommodation tuition, entertainment and yoga
Camp location - Crystal Lake Camp: Devereux Street Macclesfield
Enrolment closes - Monday 19 April
African Soul are South Australia's leading drumming and dance company whose passion is to bring the joys of Ghanaian rhythms, dances and culture to Australia.
As master drummer, light percussionist and skilled dancer, Bortier Okoe is a warm hearted natural teacher who brings to life the wonderful world of West Africa through his stories, his music, his voice and his soul.
As director of African Soul Gabrielle Okoe is passionate about sharing her experiences of Ghana with her fellow Australians. A freelance singer in Adelaide, her love of African music began from an early age. She first travelled to Ghana in 2005 where she studied drumming and dance and fell in love with the country and the culture. African Soul offer workshops and classes to schools, community groups and individuals as well as providing team building seminars for the corporate sector. They also offer entertainment for parties and events.
ANZAC Weekend CAMP
Camp dates and times - 5pm Friday 23 April - 5pm Sunday 25 April
Camp cost - $290 per person includes all meals, accommodation tuition, entertainment and yoga
Camp location - Crystal Lake Camp: Devereux Street Macclesfield
Enrolment closes - Monday 19 April
Drumming is so much more than simply hitting a drum. Drumming changes you. For centuries in Ghana the drum has been an integral part of life. It has been used for healing, calling people together, health and fitness, celebrations, sending messages and inner happiness. In Ghana drumming is our speaker, it is our voice.
- Bortier Okoe, Master Drummer, African Soul
- Bortier Okoe, Master Drummer, African Soul
African Soul are South Australia's leading drumming and dance company whose passion is to bring the joys of Ghanaian rhythms, dances and culture to Australia.
As master drummer, light percussionist and skilled dancer, Bortier Okoe is a warm hearted natural teacher who brings to life the wonderful world of West Africa through his stories, his music, his voice and his soul.
As director of African Soul Gabrielle Okoe is passionate about sharing her experiences of Ghana with her fellow Australians. A freelance singer in Adelaide, her love of African music began from an early age. She first travelled to Ghana in 2005 where she studied drumming and dance and fell in love with the country and the culture. African Soul offer workshops and classes to schools, community groups and individuals as well as providing team building seminars for the corporate sector. They also offer entertainment for parties and events.
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