TA KE TI NA Rhythm Process Australia Melbourne

TA KE TI NA ANNOUNCEMENTS 2009 - 2010

TA KE TI NA Rhythm Process
as developed by Reinhard Flatischler

CLICK HERE for 2009 TA KE TI NA Registration Form

Rhythm for Evolution
Ta-Ke-Ti-Na Rhythm Process combines principles and methodologies from various fields.
Music, movement, communication, neurological research, and chaos theory are integrated to create a new process for learning and transformation.

TA KE TI NA 2009 - AUSTRALIA

In the lead up to Reinhard and Cornelia's Australian Tour in 2010 and the first Australian TA KE TI NA Basic Teacher Training in 2011, Tania Bosak, a certified ADV TA KE TI NA Faclitator and the Australian organiser for Reinhard and Cornelia's workshops and certified trainings will be conducting a series of
DAY WEEKEND and INTRODUCTORY SESSIONS

NATIONALLY in JUNE and JULY 2009.

BOOKINGS FOR 2009 WORKSHOPS OPEN NOW

CLICK ON LINK ABOVE FOR

REGISTRATION FORM OR EMAIL

tania@bosak.com.au

JUNE
2009 ADELAIDE Friday Evening 19th & Sat 20th June Location TBA

2009 BRISBANE Friday Evening 3rd, Sat 4th & Sun 5th July

St Andrew's Anglican Church (Hall), cnr Lambert Rd and Fairley St Indooroopilly.

JULY
2009 SYDNEY Friday Evening 17th, Sat 18th & Sun 19th July at THE CENTRE

14Frances St Randwick Ph.02 9398 2211 Email;admin@thecentre.com.au
www.thecentre.com.au Accommodation Available

2009 MELBOURNE Friday Evening 24th, Sat 25th & Sun 26th July at VUT

Performance Studios, Level 2 Building N, Victoria University
Footscray Nicholson Campus, Cnr Buckley & Nicholson Streets, Footscray
Campus map: http://www.vu.edu.au/campuses/footscray-nicholson

COSTS

FRIDAY Evening Sessions in all locations

Time 7pm to 9.30 pm $35 conc /$45 full

**Please note the Friday night session is free and
optional for people who attend the weekend
intensive.
Weekend Workshop Fee: $220 CONC / $250 FULL

Pay one month in advance and in full and recieve a $20 discount off the weekend price.

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT $200 CONC / $230 FULL

BOOKINGS FOR 2009 WORKSHOPS OPEN NOW

TA KE TI NA 2010 - AUSTRALIA

2010 REINHARD AND CORNELIA FLATISCHLER AUSTRALIAN TOUR

MELB - SYDNEY - BANGALOW

3 DAY INTENSIVE WORKSHOPS WITH MASTER AND FOUNDER OF THE TAKTINA PROCESS

REINHARD FLATISCHLER AND SENIOR CO-LEADER CORNELIA FLATISCHLER

March 5th to 7th SYDNEY

March 12th to 14th     BANGALOW

March 19th to March 21st   MELBOURNE

These sets will have strictly limited numbers.
Early Bookings advised. Last year was a sell out for all locations.

A very special EARLY BIRD rate will be offered to the TKTN - OZ Email list exclusively.

OPEN SOON

2010 SELECTION FOR THE FIRST TEACHER TRAINING IN AUSTRALIA

2011 AUSTRALIAN TEACHER TRAINING

ALL ENQUIRIES BOOKINGS taketina@bosak.com.au / 0418316286

See calendar for Tania’s workshops conducted nationally on this page and site

“It is impossible to do two different movements simultaneously using only an active, controlled awareness. However if we allow one rhythmic movement to slip into a passive state we can deliberately, actively and analytically create a second layer that differs from the first.
Here the conscious and unconscious levels meet. Chaos is a natural and vital part of the rhythmic process and performs the same role in human physiology. At certain intervals every organism falls from it’s existing order into a state of chaos.
The challenge in rhythmic chaos is to let go of control, to admit confusion. When we learn to drop out of the rhythm without panic, we find returning to it happens by itself”.

Reinhard Flatischler
- founder of the Ta Ke Ti Na rhythm process

Reinhard & Cornelia Flaticshler in action Melb Workshop CLICK HERE

ABOUT THE TA KE TI NA RHYTHM PROCESS

Ta-Ke-Ti-Na

Ta-Ke-Ti-Na Rhythm Process is a unique transformational music learning process, which utilises, polyrhythms and cross rhythms by integrating the feet, hands, and voice. As well as being highly musical Ta-Ke-Ti-Na is a deeply relaxing and meditative process that requires no musical experience. Tania is one of four Australians trained at the advanced level in this work.

Ta-Ke-Ti-Na provides a mirror for personal processes that enables participants to transform patterns inhibiting ones life and relationships.

Participants are guided into a state of rhythmic simultaneity, where one experiences a mode of being both active, and at the same time passive. Sooner or later as the established steps and claps are challenged, participants experience a state of falling in and out of rhythm.

What do you do or feel in this moment of chaos?

How do you witness your own learning process?

How do you find your way back?

As a group process Ta-Ke-Ti-Na facilitates access to the body’s intrinsic rhythmic knowledge. Instead of being taught random rhythm patterns, participants are guided into the experience of rhythm archetypes - the underlying structure of all forms of music.

Participants interested in a holistic movement and voice-oriented method of relaxation and meditation, as well as those wanting to gain a deeper rhythmic knowledge, can benefit from this process.

No musical experience is necessary.
As a nonlinear learning process TA-KE-TI-NA allows participants to go at their own pace of learning.

Ta Ke Ti Na is:

A profound rhythmic body knowledge, which impacts on the body’s natural rhythms
A natural rhythmic orientation that develops rhythmic competence and creativity
A mirror for personal processes that enables participants to transform behaviour patterns inhibiting ones life and relationships
A deep relaxation and vitalisation of the nervous system and body rhythms
An encounter with primal rhythmic knowledge
A completely new way of learning and understanding rhythm
Ta Ke Ti Na is used in:

Universities, music conservatoriums and music schools at all levels
Ta Ke Ti Na is officially part of the curriculum at music conservatoriums located in Hamburg, Zurich and Switzerland and most recently at the University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna.
Percussion and drum schools
Theatre, dance companies and corporate training programs
Pain management and psychotherapy, social work settings including prisons, drug rehabilitation programs and communication programs
Meditation practices

For more information on this process please visit

www.taketina.com