  
          2013 Tanja Liedtke Fellowship 
          The 2013 Tanja Liedtke Fellowship offers a   program of unique opportunities for a young Australian dancer/choreographer to   experience and participate in a range of creative development and cultural   exchange activities in Berlin and Frankfurt. 
          The Fellowship has been open for applications   for three weeks and there has been considerable interest and enthusiasm from   many young dancer/choreographers. Similar to the first and second Fellowships in   2009 and 2011, we expect this year’s selection process to be very   competitive.  
          All the information and advice on how to apply   can be found at: 
            http://www.tanja-liedtke-foundation.org/ 
          Please feel free to forward this newsletter to   anyone you think would be interested in applying to the Fellowship   program. 
          A reminder to all! Applications close on Friday   14 December 2012.  
            The written component of the application is submitted   online and DVD support material is to be posted to the Foundation’s Australian   address. 
            Tanja Liedtke Foundation, PO Box 946, Neutral Bay NSW   2089 
            *Late applications cannot be considered. 
          The winner of the Fellowship will be announced   in February 2013. 
            
            
          Graduating WAAPA Dance   students performing Tanja Liedtke's Slight (2012) - Photos: Jon   Green 
          Slight  - a work by Tanja Liedtke  -   presented by WAAPA. 
          On 17 November, the graduating students of the   Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) presented Tanja Liedtke’s   work, Slight. 
          Slight premiered in 2006 in Taiwan. The   work was commissioned by Taipeidea, and created on students of the Taipei   International Academy for Elite Performers. 
          For the WAAPA remount of Slight,   Kristina Chan and Amelia McQueen started to work with the students in July, and   in November Kristina spent a second rehearsal period to bring the work to   performance. Slight was part of a quadruple bill entitled Shine. The program included Fokine’s Les Sylphides. Slight is actually a study of the enigmatic sylph, and its currency in   the Romantic ballet period. 
            
            
            Nuria   Fau Aluja & Marta   Grifé           
          Spanish students at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende   Kunst 
          In September of this year, two Spanish students,    Nuria Fau Aluja  & Marta Grifé spent time doing classes at the Frankfurt   University School of Music and Performing Arts. Marta and Nuria were supported   by the Tanja Liedtke Foundation. 
            
            
          …and one more award for Life in Movement. 
          We would like to note the news of yet another   award for Life In Movement, the documentary about   Tanja Liedtke by Closer Productions. 
          In   June, Sophie Hyde and Brian Mason received   the Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance on Film/New   Media. 
             
We thank you   for   all your support in 2012.  
  We wish you a safe and happy Christmas and look   forward to sharing more news from the Tanja Liedtke Foundation in   2013. 
 Tanja Liedtke   Foundation. 
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