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Doriane Mbenoun & Jarita Freydank - Rooted in Rhythm: A journey through movement, music & breath
Event by: Tanzfabrik Berlin Bühne
Location: SAVVY Contemporary: The Laboratory of Form-Ideas, Reinickendorfer Straße 17, Berlin - Mitte
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Rooted in Rhythm: A journey through movement, music & breath
Wedding Affair/Outdoor workshop by Doriane Mbenoun & Jarita Freydank in the frame of Tanznacht Berlin 2025: Vocal Affairs
[Celebrate&Context)
Saturday 13.9. 17:00, SAVVY Contemporary
Registration: https://pretix.eu/tanzfabrikberlin/rootedinrythm/
Free entry | Duration approx. 180 Minutes
With “Rooted in Rhythm: A Journey through Movement, Music & Breath”, dancer Doriane Mbenoun and percussionist and singer Jarita Freydank invite you to an immersive workshop at Martha Ndumbe Platz (Nettelbeckplatz). This engaging workshop takes place right across from SAVVY Contemporary, one of our neighbourhood partner institutions in Wedding.
Bodies, percussion, and voice come together in this shared exploration of rhythm, movement, and community. The space created invites participants to tune into their heartbeat, breath, and intuition, expressing themselves through sound and movement. Guided improvisations, playful exercises, and deep listening enable an exploration of the body as an instrument. Drums act as storytellers, and music becomes a shared language that brings people together.
This offering is open to all curious individuals who wish to experience connection, collaborative experimentation, and creativity in a group setting. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to move, listen, and be present.
➡️ Doriane Mbenoun (she/her), choreographer and dancer, views the art of movement as a powerful tool to reclaim her identity and to connect with her heritage through improvisation, which reflects her roots.
➡️ Jarita Freydank (she/her), percussionist, singer, and producer, builds bridges between cultures and eras, blending traditional African rhythms with electronic sounds and layered choirs inspired by Afrofuturism.
Concept & Workshop Direction: Doriane Mbenoun and Jarita Freydank
Supported by SAVVY Contemporary and Tanznacht Berlin. Funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion of the State of Berlin.
Wedding Affair/Outdoor workshop by Doriane Mbenoun & Jarita Freydank in the frame of Tanznacht Berlin 2025: Vocal Affairs
[Celebrate&Context)
Saturday 13.9. 17:00, SAVVY Contemporary
Registration: https://pretix.eu/tanzfabrikberlin/rootedinrythm/
Free entry | Duration approx. 180 Minutes
With “Rooted in Rhythm: A Journey through Movement, Music & Breath”, dancer Doriane Mbenoun and percussionist and singer Jarita Freydank invite you to an immersive workshop at Martha Ndumbe Platz (Nettelbeckplatz). This engaging workshop takes place right across from SAVVY Contemporary, one of our neighbourhood partner institutions in Wedding.
Bodies, percussion, and voice come together in this shared exploration of rhythm, movement, and community. The space created invites participants to tune into their heartbeat, breath, and intuition, expressing themselves through sound and movement. Guided improvisations, playful exercises, and deep listening enable an exploration of the body as an instrument. Drums act as storytellers, and music becomes a shared language that brings people together.
This offering is open to all curious individuals who wish to experience connection, collaborative experimentation, and creativity in a group setting. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to move, listen, and be present.
➡️ Doriane Mbenoun (she/her), choreographer and dancer, views the art of movement as a powerful tool to reclaim her identity and to connect with her heritage through improvisation, which reflects her roots.
➡️ Jarita Freydank (she/her), percussionist, singer, and producer, builds bridges between cultures and eras, blending traditional African rhythms with electronic sounds and layered choirs inspired by Afrofuturism.
Concept & Workshop Direction: Doriane Mbenoun and Jarita Freydank
Supported by SAVVY Contemporary and Tanznacht Berlin. Funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion of the State of Berlin.