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A Week of WorkshopsFriday 20th April<more... The Summer Starts HereMonday 9th AprilmaSamba were out on the highways and byways of Ireland this weekend‚ in what has become the unofficial beginning of our Summer season. Glad to be Back!Tuesday 3rd AprilApologies to all of you who have been left waiting for responses from the office over the last few weeks - we simply have been too busy to keep up. Back up NorthThursday 22nd MarchFollowing a hectic couple of weeks in the run up to Paddy's Day‚ Simeon is enjoying a 'break' on the Shetland Islands It is not a holiday‚ but a weeklong stint at the Shetland Schools Music Festival‚ where he is teaching this week. A Great Day to be Irish, or Brasilian, or whateverSaturday 17th MarchWe are just returned from a triumphant St. Shamrocks, Shillelaghs and SAMBA!!!Thursday 15th MarchIf you are around Dublin this weekend‚ keep an eye out for the maSamba crew‚ who are apprearing all over the place in some shape or form! End to EndMonday 5th MarchWe have been clocking up the miles again this week‚ delivering workshops as far away as Cork and Belfast. As one carnaval ends....Thursday 22nd FebruarySimeon is returning from an exhausting carnaval schedule in Sao Paulo and Olinda/Recife today‚ but the carnaval is only beginning in Ireland! It's Carnaval Time!!Friday 16th FebruaryHappy Carnaval to all you samba people out there Simeon is currently in Sao Paulo‚ where the run up to carnival is a little more muted than Rio - probably because the city is spread out so much more than Rio. Heating Up for CarnavalTuesday 13th FebruarySimeon just passed a hectic weekend‚ catching performances by Monobloco‚ Rio Maracatu‚ Imperio Serrano and Vila Isabel - all in the space of three days and (late) nights). |
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