Its aim is to unite young people from all over London through
music and dance, by creating inspiring workshop and performance opportunities.
In demanding commitment and high standards of teaching and learning it
promotes high levels of achievement, and encourages students to take pride
in their abilities and attainments.
The students involved in this project come from schools
across London and from a wide range of socio-economic and cultural backgrounds.
IN 2003-4 approximately 100 young people (aged 11-19) participated in
workshops at 7 schools and colleges across London:
| Pimlico
School |
SW1
-Westminster |
| Park
High School |
Harrow |
| Whitmore
High School |
Harrow |
| Highgate
School |
N4
- Haringey |
| Weekend
Arts College |
NW3
- Camden |
| Ealing,
Hammersmith & West London College |
W14
- Hammersmith and Fulham |
| Hatch
End High School |
Harrow |
| The Brighton Samba Samba Encounter |
Rhythmsticks Festival, South Bank Centre |
| International Co-Operative Day, Coin St |
Fruitstock, Regent's Park |
| Lord Mayor's Respect Festival,
Victoria Park |
|
If you saw us at any of these events we'd really appreciate
your feedback! Please contact us and tell
us what you thought.
The 2003-04 season was kindly supported by Innocent Drinks
and Hatch End High School
| Project Manager |
Tamara Arom-Hobbs |
| Musical directors |
Iian Pattinson, Tamara Arom-Hobbs,
Martin Briggs, Jason Holling |
| Puxadors |
Xavier Osmir, Barak
Schmool |
| Cavaquinho |
Oli Beddall, Stefano Kalonaris, John Harborne |
| Choreography |
Mariana Whitehouse, Shweea Blesky |
| Costume |
Tamara Arom-Hobbs |
