Giovanni Rossi and Masashi Minagawa
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Instructors at this workshop:
Giovanni Rossi
is a 4th-level Shintaido instructor living in Omegna, Italy. In 1986 he graduated from the Universita' Cattolica di Milano with a degree in Physical Education. He has studied Shintaido in France, England, the USA, and Japan with many teachers, including some of the founding members of Shintaido. In 1997, with the help of his students, he founded the Shintaido Cultural Association of Italy. He has taught Shintaido to children, adults, the elderly, in a prison, to disabled people, to teens with social problems, and to recovering drug addicts. In addition to Shintaido, he is trained in various types bodywork, including osteopathy, shiatsu, and sports massage, and is a co-author (with Laura Fortina and Diego Manca) of Le fiabe per... giocare col corpo imitando gli animali. Idee giochi esercizi per esplorare il movimento (Fairy tales for… physical play by imitating animals: Games, ideas, and exercises to explore movement).
Masashi Minagawa
is one of only four master instructors of Shintaido in the world and was a member of the group that originally developed Shintaido in Japan in the 1960s and 70s. He is a member of the Shintaido International Technical and Exam Committee and consultant to the European Shintaido Technical Committee. He has collaborated in performances with experimental guitarist Henry Kaiser, with several Butoh dancers, with voice educator Chloe Goodchild and with David Franklin and Giovanni Rossi. He has taught in Japan, the UK, the USA, France, Italy, and the Czech Republic. He is also a professional masseur and for many years has been teaching Shintaido to adults with developmental disabilities in Bristol UK, where he lives.
Giovanni Rossi
is a 4th-level Shintaido instructor living in Omegna, Italy. In 1986 he graduated from the Universita' Cattolica di Milano with a degree in Physical Education. He has studied Shintaido in France, England, the USA, and Japan with many teachers, including some of the founding members of Shintaido. In 1997, with the help of his students, he founded the Shintaido Cultural Association of Italy. He has taught Shintaido to children, adults, the elderly, in a prison, to disabled people, to teens with social problems, and to recovering drug addicts. In addition to Shintaido, he is trained in various types bodywork, including osteopathy, shiatsu, and sports massage, and is a co-author (with Laura Fortina and Diego Manca) of Le fiabe per... giocare col corpo imitando gli animali. Idee giochi esercizi per esplorare il movimento (Fairy tales for… physical play by imitating animals: Games, ideas, and exercises to explore movement).
Masashi Minagawa
is one of only four master instructors of Shintaido in the world and was a member of the group that originally developed Shintaido in Japan in the 1960s and 70s. He is a member of the Shintaido International Technical and Exam Committee and consultant to the European Shintaido Technical Committee. He has collaborated in performances with experimental guitarist Henry Kaiser, with several Butoh dancers, with voice educator Chloe Goodchild and with David Franklin and Giovanni Rossi. He has taught in Japan, the UK, the USA, France, Italy, and the Czech Republic. He is also a professional masseur and for many years has been teaching Shintaido to adults with developmental disabilities in Bristol UK, where he lives.
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