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Gold, silver and bronze at this year's 22 Tanzolymp - Congratulations!
Cooper Tate from the 8th year of training won the gold medal in the ‘Modern Dance’ category.
Kurumi Murayama and Michael Shishkin, both from the 5th year of training, won the silver medal in the ‘Classical Dance / Pas de Deux’ category.
Kae Osada (4th year of training) and Tomomasa Furuya (8th year of training) also won silver medals in the ‘Classical Dance’ category.
Mathis Cherraf from the 8th year of training received the silver medal in the ‘Modern Solo’ category.
Our students from the 2nd year of training received the bronze medal for two choreographies in the ‘Modern/Group’ category.
Joana Goncalves and Helena Nietzold, both from the 7th year of training, Sakura Kuroki (6th year of training) and Kenta Shimanaga (8th year of training) received the bronze medal in the ‘Classical Dance’ category.
Yasmina Arsova and Nicoló Schiavo from the 7th year of training received two further bronze medals in the ‘Contemporary Duet’ category.
The ‘Special Award’ went to Raito Sakamoto from the 6th year of training.
We are very proud of all the award winners - as well as the other students who successfully took part in the 22nd Tanzolymp in Berlin - and congratulate them warmly!
Many thanks to all the teachers who gave our students such great support during the rehearsals!
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Students of the school supports 'One Billion Rising'
14 February is not only Valentine's Day, but also the day on which people all over the world dance and set an example against violence against women and girls. Under the slogan ‘Rise for Empathy’, the dance demonstration of the ‘One Billion Rising’ movement, which campaigns for an end to violence against girls and women, took place at the Brandenburg Gate. Demonstrations, flash mobs and other activities are organised around the world on Valentine's Day to draw attention to the problem of violence against women and show solidarity with those affected.
Despite intensive training and rehearsals over the past few weeks, the pupils at our school did not want to miss the opportunity to show their solidarity with a flash mob at school.
For further information:
Partipiciants of the "One Billion Rising" - Event 14.02.2025
Great success at the 11th "Ballet Grand Prix Vienna"
Our students Joana Willems Gonçalves, Maria Gaspar, Shuma Ishii and Junta Noda took part in the internationally recognised "Ballet Grand Prix Vienna" from 16 to 21 July 2024, whose international jury was chaired by Vladimir Malakhov. They achieved outstanding successes:
- Shuma Ishii: 2nd place
- Joana Willems Gonçalves: 1st place and special prize "Outstanding Choreography"
- Maria Gaspar and Junta Noda: 1st place and special "Outstanding Performances" award
At the festive gala with international guests, all of our award winners were once again able to impressively present their skills and received much applause and recognition.
During the award ceremony, our school was mentioned by name and congratulated by the artistic director of the competition, Prof Evelyn Téri, for our extraordinarily high quality.
Special thanks go to our teachers Khristina Fedyanina, Doreen Windolf, Katharina Wunderlich-Granzow, Jean-Hugues Assohoto and Dinu Tamazlacaru for their outstanding work and commitment.
We would also like to thank our “Förderverein Staatliche Ballettschule e.V.” for their generous financial support, which made it possible for our students to take part in this important competition.
Congratulations to everyone involved on this impressive success!
We wish everyone a relaxing summer break and look forward to welcoming you again on 9 September in the new school year.
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