Program:

ARRIVAL (by 13:00) & SHOW (18:00h) FOR THE BALI EDITIONS:
III EDITION: Friday, 1st May 2009
V EDITION: Friday, 17th July 2009
VI EDITION: Friday, 4th Sept. 2009

ARRIVAL: If possible, we recommend arriving at Denpasar airport by 13:00, so you allow enough time for the 1,5h transport to Ubud in the centre of Bali and preparations for the dinner and show (please indicate if you'd like to perform). Please, e-mail us your flight number and arrival date & time EARLY to arrange your pick up. Your driver will be awaiting you at the airport entrance with your name on a cardboard sign (please, indicate if you arrive at the national or international terminal). If you do have availability, we recommend early arrival, as this will allow YOU to enjoy your stay more and NIGMA to assist you personally in checking into your accommodation and making sure it is according to your choice.
SHOW: We might either see a Balinese dance performance or a Bellydance show of the Training participants & Nigma.  Don’t forget to bring your costume, music on a CD and loads of happiness in your heart!

Parts 1-2 (32h)

III EDITION: Saturday, 2nd May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Tuesday, 23rd June 2009 (KL)
V EDITION: Saturday, 18th July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Saturday, 5th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 1A: MED Foundations 1 (8h)
MODULE 1 (3h)—Biomechanics of MED Movement 1
Anatomy for Dancers, Body Alignment, Postural Correction, Do’s & Don’ts in strenuous exercise, Warm-Up + Stretch + Physical Exercise + Cool Down routines necessary to progressive body opening & physical health
MODULE 2 (1h)—Methodology & Didactics 1
Strategies for self-study, rehearsals and teaching (all suitable for dancers, teachers and students), viewing full movement as layering elements belonging to different body & move categories, structuring a class/self-practice, student cueing, methods for technique & choreography teaching
MODULE 3 (2h)—Biomechanics of MED Movement 2
Duality in MED, Foot Positions, Isolations & The 5 Basic Mechanisms®, Planes & Axes of Movement in 3 Dimensions, Orientation in Space & Travelling Directions, Travelling in 3 Dimensions with 5 Basic Mechanisms®
MODULE 4 (2h)—MED Arm Technique 1
Arm Positions & Movement based on connecting Positions, 1-, 2- & 3-Energy Points-based Moves, Hand Embellishments (Floreo & Gestures) most representative for MED

III EDITION: Sunday, 3rd May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Wednesday, 24th June 2009 (KL)
V EDITION: Sunday, 19th July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Sunday, 6th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 1B: MED Foundations 2 (8h)

MODULE 5 (2,5h)—Gaia Figures (Rotations, Figure 8s & Undulations) in MED Duality 1
Creation, Breakdown, Analysis based on The 5 Basic Mechanisms® & Drills in Upper & Lower Body undulating moves characteristic for MED
MODULE 6 (1,5h)—MED Music Principles & Rhythms 1
Preparation for the study of the ME rhythms through learning the principles of music: Beat, Time Signature, Tempo, Sound & Silence values, phrasing, etc.; Introduction to ME rhythms: accent types & signature categorization, rhythms, their correlation, structure & characteristics
MODULE 7 (2,5h)—Solar Figures (Accents & Locks) in MED Duality 1
Creation, Breakdown, Analysis based on The 5 Basic Mechanisms® & Drills in Upper & Lower Body percussive moves characteristic for MED
MODULE 8 (1,5h)—Special Resources in Bellydance 1: Register
Special Resource called Register, present in a large variety of Solar Moves, allows varying between the gentle and sharp execution of the same Solar Figure due to the optional use of certain muscles.

III EDITION: Monday, 4th May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Thursday, 25th June 2009 (KL)
V EDITION: Monday, 20th July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Monday, 7th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 2A: MED Foundations 3 (8h)

MODULE 9 (1h)—Methodology & Didactics 2
More strategies for self-study, rehearsals and teaching (all suitable for dancers, teachers and students), structuring self-study, rehearsals and teaching routines into drills on individual body parts and building up the full body movement based on assembling principles
MODULE 10 (2h)—1001 MED Footwork Patterns & Travelling Steps 1
Foot Positions, Footwork Patterns and Travelling Steps representative for MED from old to modern times. Learning anatomic approach to economizing energy and space while using Footwork according to energetic priorities in MED
MODULE 11 (1h)—Special Resources in Bellydance 2: Layering 1
The fundamental and essential Resource to Middle Eastern Dance, its basic principle of isolation and the whole body movement building. It enlarges our repertoire of body vocabulary and increases its complexity by combining two or more elements from different movement categories (execute moves in two or more body parts simultaneously).
MODULE 12 (1h)—Shimmies 1
Execution, Breakdown, Analysis based on The 5 Basic Mechanisms® & Drills in Upper & Lower Body Shimmies
MODULE 13 (1,5h)—Spins & Turns in MED 1
Categorization, analysis of its elements (body form, rate of turn, balance and spotting), drills & combinations
MODULE 14 (1,5h)—MED Arm Technique 2
Advanced Arm Movements & Hand Embellishments (Floreo & Gestures), making choices according to the energetic correspondence to the main body core moves, creative combinations

III EDITION: Tuesday, 5th May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Friday, 26th June 2009 (KL)
V EDITION:Tuesday, 21st July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Tuesday, 8th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 2B: MED Foundations 4 (8h)

MODULE 15 (3h)—Gaia Figures (Rotations, Figure 8s & Undulations) in MED Duality 2
More advanced drills in Upper & Lower Body undulating moves characteristic for MED, combinations, assembling with a variety of Orientation in Space, Travelling & Arm Technique
MODULE 16 (1h)—Special Resources in Bellydance 3: Knee Work, Levels & Adaptation
The ‘Knee Work, Levels & Adaptation’ workshop focuses on some of many Special Resources in Bellydance which enrich our body vocabulary by introducing variations in some moves by using the knee bending, creating levels or adaptations in movement according to the circumstances
MODULE 17 (1,5h)—Solar Figures (Accents & Locks) in MED Duality 2
More advanced drills in Upper & Lower Body percussive moves characteristic for MED, combinations and assembling with a variety of Orientation in Space, Travelling & Arm Technique
MODULE 18 (1h)—Special Resources in Bellydance 4: Grading, Waxing, Waning & Transformation
The ‘Gradation’ workshop focuses on four correlated Special Resources which can enrich our body vocabulary by introducing variations in some moves by grading their execution either in height, rotation, size or transformation into another movement according to the circumstances
MODULE 19 (1,5h)—MED History 1 (Egyptian style 1)
1st part of MED History overview, lives of dancers and video projections for style & costume analysis

III EDITION: Wednesday, 6th May 2009 (Bali)
V EDITION: Wednesday, 22nd July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Wednesday, 9th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

DEPARTURE of Parts 1-2 Participants of BALI EDITIONS (by 12:00):
According to your preference, you can also leave late Tuesday evening instead of Wednesday by 12:00 (it will not alter your Registration Fee, though we need to know that in advance to arrange your airport transport!).
We can also arrange the accommodation extension for your longer stay and holiday: please apply on Registration.

Parts 3-4 (32h)

III EDITION: Wednesday, 6th May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Tuesday, 30th June 2009 (KL)
V EDITION: Wednesday, 22nd July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Wednesday, 9th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 3A: MED Foundations 5 (8h)

MODULE 20 (1, 5h)—Special Resources in Bellydance 5: Layering 2
A fundamental and essential Resource to Middle Eastern Dance and its basic principle of isolation. It enlarges our repertoire of body vocabulary and increases its complexity by introducing variations in some moves by layering another mechanism, figure or move in the same category of movement.
MODULE 21 (1h)—Shimmies 2
Execution, Breakdown, Analysis based on The 5 Basic Mechanisms® & Drills in Upper & Lower Body Shimmies
MODULE 22 (1,5h)—Spins & Turns in MED 2
Drills, combinations of turns and assembling with other movement categories, such as the Main Body Core technique (Upper & Lower Body), Limbs: Footwork (Positions, Patterns & Travelling Steps) and Armwork (Positions & Moves)
MODULE 23 (2,5h)—1001 MED Footwork Patterns & Travelling Steps 2
Step variations created by assembling the Footwork vocabulary with the other movement categories, such as a variety of Orientation in Space and Travelling Direction choices, Spins & Turns, Head Moves, Arm Technique, Upper & Lower Body Technique
MODULE 24 (1,5h)—ME Rhythms 2: the 2/4 Rhythms
Discerning the 2/4 time signature rhythms, such as: Malfouf, Ayyoub, Bayou, Fellahi, Vox, Karatchi & Khaleegi (Adani), Nuba & their Interpretation in MED

III EDITION: Thursday, 7th May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Wednesday, 1st July 2009 (KL)
V EDITION: Thursday, 23rd July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Thursday, 10th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 3B: MED Foundations 6 (8h)

MODULE 25 (3h)—ME Rhythms 3: Wahda & the 4/4 Maqsoum-Group Rhythms
Discerning the 4/4 time signature rhythms such as Wahda & the Maqsoum group rhythms: Maqsoum, Masmoudi Soghayar/Saghir (Baladi), Saidi & Tabl/Nawari & their Interpretation in MED
MODULE 26 (1h)—MED History 2 (Egyptian style 2)
2nd part of MED History overview, lives of dancers and video projections for style & costume analysis
MODULE 27 (2h)—ME Rhythms 4: Other 4/4 Rhythms
Discerning other 4/4 time signature rhythms, such as: Sombati, Rhumba Masri/Bolero, Rasba/Conga Masri, Jerk, Zaffa & their Interpretation in MED
MODULE 28 (2h)—MED History 3 (Lebanese & Turkish styles)
3rd part of MED History overview, lives of dancers and video projections for style & costume analysis

III EDITION: Friday, 8th May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Thursday, 2nd July 2009 (KL)
V EDITION: Friday, 24th July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Friday, 11th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 4A: MED Foundations 7 (8h)

MODULE 29 (1,5h)—Ultimate Advanced Drills in Technique 1
Putting all the studied technique, knowledge and experience together to conduct the final advanced practice on combined features dancing to 2/4 RHYTHMS (DRILLS, COMBINATIONS, TRANSITIONS, DANCE SEQUENCES) as well as develop the necessary skills and foundation for the study of dance through improvisation and choreography.
MODULE 30 (1,5h)—ME Rhythms 5: 8/4 Rhythms
Learning and discerning the 8/4 time signature rhythms, such as: Wahda Kebira, Chiftetelli, Masmoudi Kebir, Bambi & their Interpretation in MED
MODULE 31 (1h)—MED History 4 (Latin dancers)
4th part of MED History overview, lives of dancers and video projections for style & costume analysis
MODULE 32 (2h)—Ultimate Advanced Drills in Technique 2
Putting all the studied technique, knowledge and experience together to conduct the final advanced practice on combined features dancing to 4/4 RHYTHMS (DRILLS, COMBINATIONS, TRANSITIONS, DANCE SEQUENCES) as well as develop the necessary skills and foundation for the study of dance through improvisation and choreography.
MODULE 33 (2h)—ME Rhythms 6: Other Times Signature Rhythms
Discerning the 3/4, 6/4, 3/8, 6/8, 5/8, 7/4, 7/8, 9/, 10/8 & 12/8 time signature rhythms, such as: Vals, Vals Kebir, Samai Ta’er, Dareg & Dareg Kebir, Nawakht, Dawr Hindi, Mosalas Iraqui, Ibrahimi, Karshilama, Samai Thaqil & their Interpretation in MED

III EDITION: Saturday, 9th May 2009 (Bali)
IV EDITION: Friday, 3rd July 2009 (KL)
V EDITION: Saturday, 25th July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Saturday, 12th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

PART 4B: MED Foundations 8 (8h)

MODULE 34 (4h)—Oriental Choreography (Part 1)
Choreographing an Oriental as a sample dance to see how specific music inspires specific movements and how the acquired fundamentals (the main core technique for Upper & Lower Body, Arm Technique, the Footwork Patterns & Travelling Steps, Spins & Turns, the knowledge of the Middle Eastern music principals and rhythms, etc.) can work together and have improved due to previous practical & theoretical study. Gradually introduced by breaking down each combination into the individual moves and the connecting transition, each sequence or musical phrase into ingredient combinations, drills and chaining, the full dance is finally constructed, reviewed in its structure and interpreted according to the music’s phrasing, energy and emotional charge.
MODULE 35 (3h)—Oriental Choreography (Part 2)
Completion of the choreography
MODULE 36 (1h)—MED History 5 (European & American dancers)
5th part of MED History overview, lives of dancers and video projections for style & costume analysis,

III EDITION: Sunday, 10th May 2009 (Bali)
V EDITION: Sunday, 26th July 2009 (Bali)
VI EDITION: Sunday, 13th Sept. 2009 (Bali)

DEPARTURE of Parts 1-4 Participants in BALI EDITIONS (by 12:00):
According to your preference, you can also leave late Saturday evening instead of Sunday by 12:00 (it will not alter your Registration Fee, though we need to know that in advance to arrange your airport transport!).
We can also arrange the accommodation extension for your longer stay and holiday: please apply on Registration.

Registration Fees:

Advanced registration & payment necessary. Payable by Intl. Bank transfer to Margaret Roman Kornet, La Caixa: IBAN: ES65-21004991642100020791, SWIFT: CAIXESBBXXX. ONCE YOUR TRANSFER HAS BEEN SENT, PLEASE E-MAIL TO nigma@el-oasis.org TO NOTIFY & CONFIRM YOUR REGISTRATION.
For Bali Editions, the total Registration Fee depends on the modality of accommodation you choose, as it includes NOT ONLY the Training Course BUT ALSO the Accommodation, Meals (Half Board), and airport Transport in Bali.

In the Resort there are different accommodation standards & prices to match every personal preference. Please, choose the accommodation standard & the double/single-occupancy modality according to your individual criteria and REGISTER EARLY to avoid disappointment that your option is already sold out (REMEMBER, JULY & SEPT. ARE HIGH SEASON IN BALI, SO IF YOU HAVE ALREADY MADE YOUR DECISION, DON'T WAIT TILL THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE, AS THE LATER YOU REGISTER THE MORE DIFFICULT IT IS TO ASSURE YOUR ACCOMMODATION). If you know who you would like to share your room with someone you know, please register together to facilitate the accommodating process. There are Special Promotional accommodation fees for your Mother/Spouse/Best Friend to help you travel together.

OPTION A: 4-Day Training (5-night stay)
Registration Fee includes:
—32h-Training (Parts 1-2 or 3-4))
—Didactic Materials (19 or 17 Modules Guide + 4 80-min. CDs)
—Balinese Dance or Bellydance Show
—5 nights Half Board Accommodation with Swimming pool (Bali)/no accommodation provided (KL)
—Airport Transport (pick up & drop off) (Bali)

OPTION B: 8-Day Training (9-night stay)
Registration Fee includes:
—64h-Training (Parts 1-4)
—Didactic Materials (36 Modules Guide + 8 x 80-min. CDs)
—Balinese Dance or Bellydance Show
—9 nights Half Board Accommodation with Swimming pool (Bali)/no accommodation provided (KL)
—Airport Transport (pick up & drop off) (Bali)

Discount Early Bird Registration Fees: available BY 20th April (May III Edition), BY 12th June (June IV Edition KL), BY 22th June (July V Edition), and BY 7th August (Sept. VI Edition)
Discount Teachers Registration Fees: 50/60/70% discounts for Teachers registering with respectively 5/7/9 or more Students.
Discount Repetitors Fees: 50% discount for Students repeating any Part of the Training, as long as there is space available.

SUPPLEMENTS: SPECIAL OFFER FOR MOTHER/SPOUSE/BOYFRIEND/BEST FRIEND:
If you wish your Beloved Ones to accompany you and enjoy Bali as well, you can SHARE YOUR ROOM at the following ADDITIONAL rates:
OPTION A: 4-Day Training (5-night stay)/OPTION B: 8-Day Training (9-night stay):
Exclusive Resort             325€  ………… / 525€  …………
Middle Range Resort       165€  ………… / 245€  …………
Economy Resort             150€  ………… / 210€  …………
(must be added to and sent together with your own Registration Fee; the dates, length of stay & OPTION must coincide with yours)
Supplement Registration Fee includes:
—Show
—Respective Half Board Accommodation Swimming pool (sharing your room, individual meals: breakfast & lunch)
—Airport Transport (pick up & drop off) (Bali)

Contact:

INFORMATION & REGISTRATION:
Phone: (+34) 696 904 940 (Spain: until 31st March)
(+66) 852 274 552 (Thailand: 1st-7th April)
(+62) 813 5335 9811 (Indonesia: from 8th April)
E-mail: nigma@el-oasis.org

Objectives:

Students: “El-Oasis” MED Professional Training is addressed to:
(1)             Bellydancers willing to improve their skills, technique and understanding as well as acquire strategies for self-practice, rehearsing and choreographic concepts
(2)             MED teachers willing to widen their knowledge of the dance and human body as well as familiarize them with methodology and didactic tools for dance teaching
(3)             Students willing to delve into the depths of the millenary Art of MED through a most complete, serious, but not less exiting and enjoyable study

The character of the Course: The Professional Training for Dancers & Teachers has been created by Nigma and spread through “El-Oasis” Worldwide Bellydance Community as a coherent and detailed guiding structure and a method of deep study and teaching of Middle Eastern Dance to help give direction to dancers’, teachers’ and students’ learning process, leading them from basic and fundamental to advanced and professional elements of dance.
Its structure and concept allow the participation of students, dancers and professionals with diverse backgrounds and levels of knowledge as long as they are interested in a thorough study and fast progress.
The Course alternates practical with theoretical activities to allow the students to adapt to the intensive rhythm of the Course.

Structure: The Training course consists of 3 Sections and many Parts building up in difficulty and complexity.
SECTION I: MED Foundations (Part 1-4): the knowledge & skills in the Foundations of the dance in general and Middle Eastern Dance in particular, covering the historical, musical & rhythmical, anatomical and technical topics to build up the Students’ knowledge of the fundamentals and prepare a strong base and rich vocabulary necessary for the dance study through dance improvisation & choreography: MED History, Anatomy for dancers & Biomechanics, MED Technique (body core: Upper/Lower Body Technique & limbs: Footwork, Armwork; Special Resources in dance), ME Music notions & Rhythm study, sample choreographies based on 2/4 and 4/4 bar rhythms.
It prepares you for the real and deep study of the dance through improvisation and choreography study within the second and third Sections of the Training Course or other instructors’ classes and workshops.
SECTION II: Choreographic Concepts (Parts 1-8): the study of choreographic concepts & formulas in MED, the use of space, time & energy through choreographies in which body language is the only tool with the objective of acquiring and perfecting the necessary body skills before entering the big world of props (Baladi, Shaabi, Geel, Taqseem, Drum Solo, Interpretation of Oum Kalthoum, Farid El Atrache, Mohamed Abdel Wahab, Entrances & Finales, and full Raqs Sharqi Routines)
SECTION III: Prop Study (Parts 1-5): Prop technique and choreography study with the use of the props representative for MED (veil, finger cymbals, cane, wings, candles, etc.)

Certification:

Participation Certificate: All Participants will receive the Certificate of Participation once they have completed the full Section I: MED Foundations (Parts 1-4 studied in 8 days), and individual Certificates for each Part of Sections II & III, dedicated to different Choreographic Forms and Props.
Proficiency Certificate: The Proficiency Certificate, a proof of your knowledge or skills, not only of your participation, is optional. To obtain it, you can take the theoretical & practical exams next year, after the necessary period of study and practice.

Dates:

OPTION 1: Study Parts 1-2 first (4-day Course) if your time is limited or you have a short experienceOPTION 2: Full Section I Parts 1-4 (8-day Course) if you have full availability and look for a deep and intensive study

SECTION I:
Middle Eastern Dance Foundations

I EDITION: October-December 2008, MADRID (SPAIN)
Events: I EDITION, Oct-Dec 2008, MADRID

II EDITION: January-March 2009, MADRID (SPAIN)
Events: II EDITION, Jan-Mar 2009, MADRID

III EDITION: May 2009, BALI (INDONESIA)
OPTION A: Parts 1-2 (1st-5th May)
OPTION B: Parts 1-4 (1st-10th May)
Events: III EDITION, May 2009, BALI

V EDITION: July 2009, BALI (INDONESIA)
OPTION A: Parts 1-2 (17th-21st July)
OPTION B: Parts 1-4 (17th-26th July)
Events: V EDITION, July 2009, BALI

VI EDITION: September 2009, BALI (INDONESIA)
OPTION A: Parts 1-2 (4th-8th September)
OPTION B: Parts 1-4 (4th-13th September)
Events: VI EDITION, September 2009, BALI

IV EDITION: June/July 2009, KL (MALAYSIA)
OPTION A: Parts 1-2 (23rd-26th June)
OPTION B: Parts 1-4 (23rd-26th June + 30th June-3rd July)
Events: IV EDITION, June-July 2009, KL

You can also combine Parts 1-2 in one Edition with Parts 3-4 in another Edition

Locations of Study:

Madrid: In Madrid (Spain), the Professional Training is taught in Spanish so, to benefit fully from the Training, you need to make sure your level of Spanish is at least advanced if not fluent. Only classes are provided at "El-Oasis*Madrid" and the accommodation & meals should be arranged by the Students themselves.

KL: In Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), the Professional Training is taught in English so, to benefit fully from the Training, you need to make sure your level of English is at least advanced if not fluent. Only classes are provided at "KL Pac" and the accommodation & meals should be arranged by the Students themselves.

Bali: In Bali (Indonesia), the Professional Training is taught in English. The reason for conducting this intensive Training in Bali (Indonesia) is that there is no better place in the world to open and connect your heart, spirit and mind, which is what we search for when we dance. Ubud area is absolutely special and magical. This central part of Bali, full of lush tropical vegetation, is peaceful and soothing, and most its inhabitants are artists: dancers, musicians, painters, sculptors, jewellers, art designers, etc. It is a safe and relaxing environment of outstanding beauty, ideal for holiday and intensive study. The Students can apply for an extension of their accommodation if they wish to stay longer before or after the Course to rest and enjoy the island. In Bali Holiday-Training, to suit each pocket, we offer 3 different standards of very peaceful traditional accommodation (single or a double) with a swimming pool, some overviewing the rice fields, in the exceptionally beautiful and magical Ubud area.
Half Board meal system allows you either to stay in the Retreat to have dinner or explore the Ubud area and beyond, where you will easily find a huge variety of restaurants for each “stomach & pocket” (Western, Vegetarian, Indian, Indonesian, Japanese, Chinese, etc.; 1€-30€ a meal) around the Ubud area and other popular touristic destinations around Bali.

Rest & Optional Activities in Bali:

If you'd like to stay longer, a list of alternative activities, ideas, recommendations, places to visit and contacts to exploit will be offered to the Participants so each can make free choices each day and carry out their activities according to individual preferences. You can apply for transport or make arrangements on your own. You can explore places with a group, get organized with your friends or go ahead on your own. Enjoy your time! Bali can be overwhelming… Our recommendations are:
—Spa treatments
—Beach relaxation (Kuta-Seminyak, Jimbaran, Dreamland, quiet beaches in the East Bali)
—Monkey Forrest visit
—Botanical Garden, Taman Ayun
—Touristic trips around Bali (lakes, volcanoes, Snake Farm, Elephant Safari, etc.)
—Temples (Tanah Lot, etc.)
—Cremations
—Art museums
—Balinese dance shows
—Balinese dance or yoga classes
—Shopping for art products
—MED private classes with Nigma, etc.

Useful Info for Bali:

—Climate & Weather: tropical climate, warm weather with frequent warm rainfalls, temperature: 21-33ºC;
Ubud area is cooler than the coastal areas
—Clothing: mostly short sleeve recommended + long sleeve for the evening
—Voltage: 220Volts, 2 round plug prongs, if you need an adapter, bringing your own is recommendable
—Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (1€=13.500-15.000Rp, $1=9.000-10.000Rp); you can easily exchange your cash at numerous Money Changers or use your credit cards (shops, restaurants, spas, ATM machines, etc.)
—Visa on Arrival available at the airport for 14 days or 30days is $15 or $25 respectively

Registration Form:

(ONE REGISTRATION FORM FOR EACH STUDENT OR EACH STUDENT + HER COMPANION)

STUDENT'S PERSONAL DATA: all data necessary to fill out
Name(s):                              …………………………………………………………..
Surname(s):                         …………………………………………………………..
Artistic Name:                       …………………………………………………………..
City & Province of Residence:      …………………………………………………..
Country of Residence:         …………………………………………………………..
E-mail Address:                    …………………………………………………………..
Mobile Phone Number:        …………………………………………………………..

REGISTRATION OPTIONS: tick √ or type YES in the corresponding option below

Early Bird Registration Fee:  …………...
General Fee:                          ……………

Option A (4-day Training / 5-night stay): ………… 
Option B: (8-day Training / 9-night stay):………… 

IV EDITION (KL):              …………
V EDITION (Bali):              …………
VI EDITION (Bali):             …………        

Accommodation Modality:
Exclusive Resort             single ………… double  …………
Middle Range Resort       single ………… double  …………
Economy Resort             single ………… double  …………

SUPPLEMENTS: SPECIAL OFFER FOR MOTHER/SPOUSE/BOYFRIEND/BEST FRIEND:
tick √ or type YES in the corresponding option below
OPTION A: 4-Day Training (5-night stay)/OPTION B: 8-Day Training (9-night stay):
Exclusive Resort             325€  ………… / 525€  …………
Middle Range Resort       165€  ………… / 245€  …………
Economy Resort             150€  ………… / 210€  …………
The dates, length of stay & OPTION must coincide with yours.

SHOW PRESENTATION: tick √ for NO or type in the details if YES
NO:…………/YES:        Duration: …………       Ganre / Style: ………….........................
Music Title: ……………...............................

PAYMENT DATA:
Total Fee:                                         …………………………………………
Date of the payment order:            …………………………………………
Name of account owner:                …………………………………………

If you are not sure how to choose or calculate your fee,
please don’t hesitate to get in touch for help and clarifications.

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