| October 3 | 2009 | 12th ITH-dance-Marathon (Saturday, 12:00 - 22:00 h) |
| December 31 - January 3 | 2010 | 3rd Hora Sheleg - a 3-day beginners course, led by
Matti Goldschmidt
(Munich)
...celebrate Sylvester while Israeli folk dancing... |
| January 16-17 | 2010 | Gadi Biton (the 33rd seminar organized by the I.T.H.) |
| March 30 - April 10 | 2010 | Easter holidays: 12-day dance trip to Israel (our 15th trip so far!) |
| April 24-25 | 2010 | Yaron Carmel (the 34th seminar organized by the I.T.H.) |
| click here for a list of choreographers who already visited us since 1994 | ||
| May 21 - 25 | 2010 | 15th Machaneh Aviv with Eitan Mizrachi (Israel) and Matti Goldschmidt (Germany) |
| Dec 30 - January 2 | 2010/11 | 4th Hora Sheleg - a 3-day beginners course, led by
Matti Goldschmidt
(Munich)
...celebrate Sylvester while Israeli folk dancing... |
| Israeli folk dancing in Germany? Yes, we do dance folk dances of Israel, and that almost as in Israel. The only thing we lack is the masses of people. But this minor detail is neglectable, since energy and enthusiasm are the positive forces which make us move... We also try to keep updated, try to diligently follow with what is going on in Israel and all over the world in regard of Israeli folk dancing. And still keep an eye on the lovely and old pioneer dances! The only thing we miss is some local Jewish participants. With a Jewish population in Germany of over 125,000 and over 10,000 in Munich we wonder why (almost) none of them would dance Israeli folk dances. So far we did not find a satisfactory answer. Nevertheless, we keep on dancing, always having in mind that without (non-Jewish) Germans there would be indeed no Israeli folk dancing here in Germany... Please feel free to browse through our website as well as through our actual programme for the coming year. For further links we suggest go to the bottom of this page. |
So far our English website is still not complete.
But: we have an additional special site in English with an essay by Saul Singer about Israel's military restraint in the first year of the so-called 2nd Intifada.
last update: February 5th, 2010