[NEohioPAL]Concert and singing workshop

[Nadia Tarnawsky]

--Apple-Mail-1-743692661
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Type: text/plain;
	charset=WINDOWS-1252;
	format=flowed

Ukrainian-born singer Mariana Sadovska has spent years collecting=20
ancient folk songs in rural Ukraine and Poland.  Combining story=20
telling with singing, her performances are a theatrical expression of=20
her inner desire to connect the past with the present through music. =20
On Saturday, April 9, 2005 at 8 p.m. she will present some of these=20
musical treasures at Orthodox located at 6203 Detroit Avenue in=20
Cleveland, Ohio.  Tickets are $15 - general admission.
	On Friday, April 8, 2005 from 7-10 p.m.  Sadovska will lead a =
singing=20
workshop.  For many years she has conducted workshops emphasizing=20
=93white voice=94 (open throat) singing from Eastern European musical=20
traditions.  Based on her experience with the Gardzienice Theatre of=20
Poland, she has developed a system of exercises for enabling=20
participants to discover the connections between movement and singing,=20=

gesture and sound, rhythm and breath.  She has lead workshops at the=20
Grotowski Center (Poland), Giving Voice Festival (Great Britain),=20
International Workshop Festival (Israel) and the Royal Shakespeare=20
Company in London.  The cost of the workshop is $20.  You do not need=20
to be able to read music
to participate.  Come dressed for movement.
	More information about Sadovska is available on her web site:=20
www.evoe.de.  For more information about her concert in Cleveland and=20
the singing workshop, please contact Nadia at (216) 832-4225 or by=20
e-mail at mn2productions at yahoo.com.

--Apple-Mail-1-743692661
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Type: text/enriched;
	charset=WINDOWS-1252

<fontfamily><param>Palatino</param>Ukrainian-born singer Mariana
Sadovska has spent years collecting ancient folk songs in rural
Ukraine and Poland.  Combining story telling with singing, her
performances are a theatrical expression of her inner desire to
connect the past with the present through music.  On Saturday, April
9, 2005 at 8 p.m. she will present some of these musical treasures at
Orthodox located at 6203 Detroit Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio.  Tickets
are $15 - general admission.

	On Friday, April 8, 2005 from 7-10 p.m.  Sadovska will lead a =
singing
workshop.  For many years she has conducted workshops emphasizing
=93white voice=94 (open throat) singing from Eastern European musical
traditions.  Based on her experience with the Gardzienice Theatre of
Poland, she has developed a system of exercises for enabling
participants to discover the connections between movement and singing,
gesture and sound, rhythm and breath.  She has lead workshops at the
Grotowski Center (Poland), Giving Voice Festival (Great Britain),
International Workshop Festival (Israel) and the Royal Shakespeare
Company in London.  The cost of the workshop is $20.  You do not need
to be able to read music

to participate.  Come dressed for movement.

	More information about Sadovska is available on her web site:
www.evoe.de.  For more information about her concert in Cleveland and
the singing workshop, please contact Nadia at (216) 832-4225 or by
e-mail at mn2productions at yahoo.com.

</fontfamily>=

--Apple-Mail-1-743692661--