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For the past two years, TOURNESOL has been demonstrating the art of
movement and motion, on stages, class rooms, and galleries throughout
British Columbia.

The dance team, Ernst and Carole Eder, have had many successful
community performances in the Surrey-White Rock area, and have
established a studio in North Surrey.

TOURNESOL is currently setting up a tour of Surrey and White Rock
schools through an LIP Grant, in the hope of bringing an increasing
awareness of dance and body movement to students and teachers in the
area.

The lecture/demonstrations are suitable for all ages. They will
anh consist of a one-hour approach to creative movement and motion related

 

to sounds, lights, music, colours and general environment. The

 

 

 

dancers' philosophy is based on the idea that the body is an instrument

 

 

of expression, of motion and emotion, in the same way as a music
composition or a work of art.

SUNREY CAMPYS

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