Description
Lower Sabie.
What We're Looking For
- A composer with experience or interest in creating music for dance, particularly in environments where accessibility matters.
- Someone who can collaborate with performers to integrate visual, spatial, and sensory considerations.
- An ability to adapt compositions so they work well for both trained dancers and audience members with sensory or mobility differences.
Why This Matters
Art and performance should be for everyone. This project aims to set a higher standard for genuine accessibility. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience and participate in the arts, regardless of their abilities or circumstances.
How to Apply
If you're ready to compose something meaningful, share your portfolio and approach to accessible composition. We're looking for creative minds who understand that great art is inclusive art. Please send your application with examples of your work and a brief statement about your approach to accessible performance.
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'Just wanted to thank you all for making the trip really great - I had a nice relaxing time and Anne thought everything was absolutely amazing!!! Anne is already working out how to come back again!.' Moira Lipshaw, New Zealand
'Thank you very much for a very exciting 10 days experience. We had a great time there.' Mathias Allbäck, Sweden
'Before my trip to South Africa I was a little anxious about that it might be too hard for me but I was completely wrong about that. I have always been interested in nature, environmental problems and exotic species and one of my dreams was going on safari. After one week in Kruger park, Blyde river canyon I have both fulfilled my dreams, learnt a lot of South Africa, endangered species and have had a really god time together with Alfie, Josh and my travel friend Lars. My intention is to return as soon as possible.' Patrick Svensoon, Sweden
\"We had a wonderful time in the Kruger national park and Tshukudu game reserve with Alfie... But, most important of all, Alfie had a sharp eye for possible risks and unobtrusively took simple steps to keep us safe...\" Ad & Tineke, Netherlands
\"Highlights: Everything, animals, staff, fantastic experience, great bunch of travellers! Whatever your disability - you can do everything on this holiday beyond your wildest dreams. If you think you can't do it, think again, and if you aren't disabled - it is an inspirational holiday!\" Wendy Carr and Maggie Ramsdale, UK
\"To say we enjoyed our safari is an understatement, it was fantastic. We saw over 30 different animals inc. big 5. The disabled facilities for joyce who is a full time wheelchair user were excellent. We also visited sabine and alfies B & B which again offers 1st class facilities for disabled travellers visiting the cape area. Alfie, a big hug and thanks for a really memorable holiday.\" Joyce and Peter Buckman, UK
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