of what he narrates with a layered, poetically charged body language that balances between acrobatics and dance. Matilde Tommasini graduated from our Bachelor of Dance programme in 2017 and has been
From the jury report: “Melody has developed a wonderful movement language of her own that is highly original within her discipline. The exploration of the human body makes every movement necessary and
my violin studies with learning the erhu, Chinese music and language is challenging but rewarding. This exchange not only gives me a lot of valuable experience but also inspired me to think about
preferred music works best. Someone who loves metal or Dutch-language music should play that music to experience the positive effects of music. Experiencing art can also help people come out of isolation [...] do notice that it can be difficult to understand each other’s language, but as long as you work towards a common goal, that can be overcome. It also helps to advance education. The input we receive from
