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Doundounba by Intuitive African Dance and Drum Culture

Performance at the "15th Annual Celebration of Dance" presented by Dance Houston CHOREOGRAPHER: Moustapha Bangoura, Tracie Jackson DANCERS: Tracie Jackson Chanelle Matthews Tarami Readus Minkah Readus Ola Madzimoyo Traditional West African drum and dance rhythms will be performed and taught, including the traditional meaning and cultural significance. Participants will also have the opportunity to learn basic techniques on traditional African drums and learn dance movements of the rhythms. ABOUT THE COMPANY: Intuitive has offered performances and classes in traditional West African drum and dance throughout Houston and Texas since 2007. We strive to preserve the important historical and cultural influences of this art form. West African drum and dance rhythm meanings are a vital part of our presentation, including their current cultural significance. Information regarding services can be found on the following sites: www.intuitiveafricandanceanddrumculture.com, Facebook: Intuitive African Dance and Drum Culture, Instagram: Intuitive African Dance DIRECTOR: Tracie Jackson was introduced to West African dance over 19 years ago, has performed this art form for the past 13 years with several companies including Kumbuka and Tekrema Art and Culture of New Orleans, Louisiana; Kuumba House, Wonlande and Intuitive African Dance and Drum Culture of Houston, Texas. Tracie's performances include those at Jones Hall with the Houston Symphony; Wortham Theater; Discovery Green; Houston Museum of Fine Arts; the Bayou Arts Festival; the Children's Museum of Houston; and Rice University. Tracie has taught West African dance for several schools and dance companies including, Prairie View A.M. University; Dance Houston; Crowd Pleasers Dance; HCC; Klein Oak Dance Club; Project Row Houses; and the Haven Center. Sponsored by the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance, the National Endowment for the Arts through the Texas Commission on the Arts, The William and Natoma Pyle Harvey Charitable Trust, the Houston Endowment and Dance Source Houston. Video by Ben Doyle, Runaway Productions #dancehouston #houstondancer #houstondancers #africandance #africanrhythms #africanbeats #africanmusic #africandancers #afrobeats #afrofusion #afrodance #afrohouse #afrotribal #africanheritage #africanmovement #africanculture #africandancestyles #africantraditionaldance #africandrumming #africangroove #africanvibes #africandanceclass #africanexpression #africandancecommunity #africanperformance #africandancefestival #africanartistry #africanrhythm #africantradition #africandancegroup