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Pie festival is for dancers and non dancers who want to deepen their research and their personal practice. You will have the opportunity to spend four days within a unique kinesthetic.
Come meet our Montreal community of teachers who specialize their practice in contact improvisation and it’s relative forms of movement consciousness.
| Cost : 4 days - 350 $ | include : workshop, jams, food, accomodation |
Accomodation:
- At l’Auberge du lac carré in the Laurentians, north of Montreal
- 2 people / room (with mattress) - bring a sleeping bag
- Studio of 2000 square feet (wood floor)
- Space for meditation outside
- Lake for swimming close by
REGISTRATION
| Phone at 514-961-3771 | or email to piefestival@yahoo.com |
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50 $ deposit (non refundable) is required to confirm your registration.
TEACHERS
| Eryn Dace Trudell | : Skinner Releasing Technique | - David Flewelling : Yoga |
| Stéphanie Gaudreau | : Contact improvisation | - Robert H. Schweitzer : Technique Alexander |
| Catherine Lessard | : Contact improvisation |
Clic to see the BIOGRAPHY OF PIE’S TEACHERS.
CLASSES
| Skinner Releasing Technique : In SRT we cultivate letting go of unnecessary holding in our physical selves. Through guided imagery, music and hands-on partner studies the practice facilitates a deep kinesthetic experience of movement. It is an experiential, intuitive approach which utilizes imagery as a powerful tool for transformation. |
Alexander Technique : A re-education of our movement patterns, allowing us to carry out our tasks with greater freedom, comfort and poise. By maintaining fluid relationship between head, neck and torso, practicing this technique brings a quality of softness, listening, and presence to our dance. * Included in the workshop, Robert will give private lessons during diner and lunch periods. |
| Flow Vinyasa Yoga : simply means a union of movement and breath. We begin with a short meditation, followed by a warm up, building to a more strenuous practice followed by a warm-down and relaxation. The focus is to connect the deep stretches to your breath. |
CI - 1 The art of communication : Through a global listening and an involvement of our centre, we will explore the different qualities of the point of contact (dense, fluid, light, organic, delicate, deep…) in order to refine and clarify our intention in this art of communication. |
| CI - 2 Elements and practice : We will visit contact-improvisation’s basis in slowness, and then we will explore gradually taking more risks. |
CI - 4 A kinesthetic dialogue with nature : Let us pass through the doors of our senses to discover the intimacy of our internal magic. With precise exercises taken from a variety of somatic approaches we will use elements of the natural environment in support of our CI exploration. |
| I - 3 Group Score : We will explore a group partition of instant composition, in an atmosphere of movement laboratory. |
PROGRAM OF THE FESTIVAL
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L’AUBERGE DU LAC CARRÉE
Lac Carré Hostel is in the Laurentians, 110 km from Montréal, in
St-Faustin/Lac Carré between Saint-Agathe-des-Monts and
Mont-Tremblant.
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HOW TO GET THERE
Take the Laurentian Autoroute (15 North), then continue on Route 117.
Exit at St-Faustin/Lac Carré (about 17 km past Ste-Agathe). At the
stop sign (Caisse Populaire and Pétro-Canada), turn right towards Lac
Carré, and continue for 1.8 km. Right after Richelieu Market, (before
the bicycle path and the church), turn left on rue de Moulin
then drive along the lake for 300 m. When you get to the intersection,
turn left on Tour du Lac. Take the first right at rue St-Joseph, drive
up the hill, and you’ll see the hostel.
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