The FPSB - Afficher le sujet - Les arts de la jonglerie Il existe deux grandes familles de bâtons : le bâton du diable traditionnel est de forme bi-conique, moins large au centre qu'aux extrémités (3 cm de diamètre aux extrémités contre 1,5 cm au centre environ) ; le bâton dit droit ou fleur est un simple cylindre droit, muni de masses supplémentaires à ses extrémités, sous la forme de pièces de matériaux souples (cuir, tissu, matière plastique…) découpées en franges de 5 à 10 centimètres de long sur quelques millimètres de large, puis enroulés à chaque bout du bâton et dont l'aspect visuel en fleur a donné son nom au bâton. Il existe cependant des bâtons droits sans fleur au bout, avec des poids tubulaire ou sphériques. A l’inverse, le fait que le bâton bi-conique soit légèrement plus difficile à manier en fait un bon outil d’apprentissage : une erreur se détecte plus vite sur le bâton conique, et peut ainsi être rattrapée tout de suite.
Circostrada Network The third edition of the Street Arts Winter Academy was organised by FAI AR (the Formation Avancée et Itinérante des Arts de la Rue) in partnership with the University of Winchester, Circostrada Network, and Gledališče Ane Monro. This closed seminar, held on 10-12 March 2013 at La Cité des Arts de la Rue in Marseille (France), gathered European professionals and academics to work on designing a European frame of reference for the training of street artists. In this publication Circostrada Network offers a summary of the discussions that were held on ways to structure the transmission of skills within this artistic sector, as well as two texts highlighting experiences of frames of reference in other artistic sectors. Download the publication in english or in french.
Grand Magasin de Jonglerie - NetJuggler A la découverte du jonglage ACTIVE PEOPLE CLUB Magic Motion – Mastering Skill Toys In order to really enjoy Astrojax, Yoyo or any other skill toy you first have to master the basic tricks and techniques from which you can further build and expand your abilities. The Learning Section provides the necessary help with Videos, Podcasts and Learning Programs for Members of the AP CLUB. But the fun really starts when you’re done with the basics and can start inventing your own tricks and moves. Check out the other player profiles and the forum to see all the amazing stuff people are doing with a simple Yoyo or three balls on a string... Download the [YO]² DELTA Trick Guide and other instruction Videos directly to your iPod or iPhone! Subscribe with iTunes >> The popular Kiwido Learning Module which was previously available only on CD-Rom can now be accessed online by all Members of the AP Club. How to get started, learning the basic tricks from Walk the Dog, Rock the Baby to Loop the Loop, plus a growing section with advanced tricks.
The Green Club Project Digital edition prepared by Greg Phillips Download the build instructions (zipped PDF format, 644 kiB) Les instructions de construction en français (656 kiB, traduction par Monique Campeau Roy.) The Green Club is a unique, home-made juggling club constructed primarily of recycled materials. It juggles nearly as well as any club on the market and better than some. It is reasonably durable and costs almost nothing. For many years the instructions for making this wonderful club were available only in the form of a booklet that Jon sold for a nominal fee. What are you waiting for? If you’re visually inclined, or confused by the printed instructions, have a look at Jeremy’s step-by-step photo tutorial. History of the Green Club Project A personal note from Jonathan Poppele Home-made clubs are nothing new, nor is making clubs from pop bottles. The Green Club project sprang out of juggling workshops for children I was running in 1998. The Digital Edition A personal note from Greg Phillips
How to Make Leather Juggling Balls These are Peter Billam's suggestions for making the most personal and the prettiest juggling balls in the universe. The dodecahedral pattern is how balls were made in ancient Greece. Modern footballs are made in a similar way, though they have more faces and are reinforced with a bladder inside. These balls as I make them are stuffed with linseed and don't bounce; I'm not sure how well they would stand up to being used in a bat-and-ball game as I've never tried - in my opinion they're far too beautiful to be hit around in the dirt. They are vulnerable to sharp objects, and to moisture. The patterns are written in Postscript. Muscript is my music typesetting program, which produces Postscript output I use Muscript to typeset my own musical compositions and arrangements All the logo gifs and background gifs for my web site are from Postscript originals. Leather Leather is available tanned in all sorts of bright colours, or you can use your old boot-leather for an extra-personal set. Sewing
4. La Charte Européenne pour le cirque (juin 2011) Cet article existe également en anglais. La charte propose en outre une procédure pour l’accueil des cirques, sous forme de « bons usages », de recommandations adressées à la fois aux professionnels du cirque et aux collectivités. La charte a été rédigée par un groupe de travail européen (cf ci-dessous), en anglais. Historique du projet Suite au séminaire Fresh Circus en septembre 2008 et suite aux préconisations de l’atelier « Circulation des chapiteaux en Europe et réglementations », HorsLesMurs et Circostrada Network ont lancé le projet « European Charter » : il s’agissait de concevoir un document européen qui aurait pour but de faciliter l’accueil des compagnies de cirque et le spectacle vivant en espace public. Fallait-il lister des principes généraux, élaborer un guide pratique … ? Un groupe de travail européen Le travail de rédaction de la Charte s’est déroulé en 2010 et 2011, notamment à l’occasion de sessions de travail organisées dans différents pays : 2. 3.