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SNEAP Year 6 Teaching Session & Performances: Peruvian Dance

PerformerPerformed by Danzas Peruanas Peruvian, founded 2002

Date2003-2004

Mediumreformatted digital file from VHS tape

DimensionsDuration: 1 Hour, 51 Minutes, 15 Seconds

ClassificationsGraphics

Credit LineConnecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program collections

DescriptionVHS tape recording of a teaching session and performances by the Year 6 (2003-2004) Southern New England Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program team in Peruvian folk dance with teaching artist Gloria Martenson and apprentices Danzas Peruanas.

The track listing includes: Valicha Rehearsal, Valicha Performance at the Charter Oak Cultural Center; Marinera Performance at the Hartford Civic Center; and Huaylash Vals Criollo (a dance).

Object number2015.196.832a-b

CopyrightIn Copyright

NotesSubject Note: The Southern New England Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program is a CCHAP initiative since 1997 that fosters the sharing of community-based traditional (folk) artistic skills through the apprenticeship learning model of regular, intensive, one-on-one teaching by a skilled mentor artist to a student/apprentice. The program pairs master artists from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, or Connecticut with apprentices from one of the other states, as a way to knit together members of the same community or group across state lines. Teaching and learning traditional arts help to sustain cultural expressions that are central to a community, while also strengthening festivals, arts activities, and events when master/apprentice artists perform or demonstrate results of their cooperative learning to public audiences. The Connecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program at the Connecticut Historical Society manages the program in collaboration with the Folk Arts Program at the Massachusetts Cultural Council and independent folklorist Winifred Lambrecht who has a deep knowledge of the folk arts landscape of Rhode Island. Primary funding for the program comes from the National Endowment for the Arts, with support also from the Connecticut Commission on the Arts, the Institute for Community Research, and the Connecticut Historical Society.

Additional audio, video, and/or photographic materials exist in the archive relating to this community and these artists.

Cataloging Note: This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services MA-245929-OMS-20.

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