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Check
out Tarabiya Show part 1 here
More
Tarabiya video clips and reviews here
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START YOUR DAY WITH AMINA
BA OLEK EH (TELL YOU WHAT)
Sit down with your cup of coffee and enter
the exciting world of dance and music and song. Ba olek eh (tell you
what) is a daily blog
Please note: If you happen to be on the January 1 - 17 blog page,
you may need to hit home to get to January 18 - 31 or other months..
Something crashed and I cannot fix the links on that page or other
links that say January blogs. Sorry.
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Sunday, May 27, 2012 at 8 pm
Sunday, June 10 at 7:30 pm
Sunday, July 22 at 7:30 pm
Sunday, August 19 at 7:30 pm

1630 Powell St. San Francisco (between
Union & Green, near Columbus in San Francisco)
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SAHRA TEACHES
SAIDI AND BELEDY PROGRESSION
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 9 &
10
Sahra
Saeeda Workshops
June 9 and 10, 2012
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Save the dates August,17, 18, 19
Debbie and Amina teach workshops
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Live
Music Nights at Al Masri
with the Pasha Band
Husain, Mohamed, Susu and Amina
Sundays at 7 pm
February 5, May 6, August
5, November 4, 2012
*****

Carnival
of Stars
August 4 -5, 2012
Join the Side
Show at COS- music, dancing, classes
Fashion Show, Coffee Bar,Zeffa, Mulid
Shop 'til you drop - Dance and/or be entertained-
Costume Contest!

Travelling Drum Solo
Also
Susu teaches rhythms on frame
drums
Amina teaches "Dellae"
Register here
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President's Weekend February 17,
18, 2012
Amina performs Friday and Saturday
February 17 and 18
Competitions Saturday and Sunday February 18 and
19 2012
*****
a Workshop on
Musical Interpretation for Oriental Dancers
taught byAmina Goodyear and Debbie Smith
with Georges Lammam and Susu Pampanin
Saturday and Sunday March 10-11, 2012
NEXT WORKSHOP AUGUST 17, 18, 19
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SPECIAL EVENTS FROM 2011

Mosaic Productions &
MCCLA present TARABIYA
Click
here to see clips of show
Tarabiya
**Show was SOLD OUT**
EXPERIENCE THE TARAB
with
Ahava, Dannhae, Hana Ali, Nicole and Zahara
The Musicians:
Jalal, Husain, Younes, Faisal, Sandy and Amina
October 1, 2011
"A night to remember!"
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San
Francisco Arabic Film Festival October 13-23 2011
see review here
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Raqs Egypt
November 4, 5 and 6
Raqs Egypts is SOLD OUT
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Sunday, January 22, 2010
Amina - Student Showcase at Al Masri
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December 4 - 9 2011
3rd Belly Dance Festival - Istanbul,
Turkey
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Saturday and Sunday
May 7 and 8
PENAPACHAMAMA SHOW May 7 - SOLD
OUT
to benefit
THE MUSICIANS IN CAIRO
e
Amina
in Morocco

Bob al Asmar
The
Aswan Dancers
829 Elizabeth Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
(415) 282-7910 aminajune@aol.com
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The Aswan Dancers is a performing dance company
and sponsors regular dance, drum and rhythm classes plus special workshops
and shows.
The Aswan Dancers, established in 1975 and a California tax exempt 501
(c) (3) non-profit organization since 1984 also sponsors The Giza Club,
The Giza Awards and The Giza Film Festival.
If you already know of us, you will know that most of the work and donations
have been provided by Amina Goodyear and Gregory Burke with more than
a little help from their friends.
With thanks to generous previous donations, hard work and a hoarding
tendency, we are undertaking the project of sourcing, attaining, transferring
and preserving media (music, documentary film, classic movies and Middle
Eastern Dance)
Included is the growing collection of books,
photography and culturally important costumes and jewelry.
The immediate goal is the open sharing of information and display at
future GIZA CLUB
events.
The GIZA
AWARDS review the best and most significant in Middle
Eastern Dance on video, and give Awards to the most relevant and simply
the best.
TheGIZA
FILM FESTIVALS reflect the best in cinema from the
Arabic World, examined from a cultural point of view by an active and
vocal audience.
Please contact us if you are interested in
volunteering or donating items of interest to one or more of these groups.
Our hope is to educate while entertaining and our aim is to keep traditional
dance and music culturally vibrant and alive in this time of globalization
(a glib term suited to information media and commerce) which has created
a fusion of business and culture, making each indistinguishable from
each other.
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