Virtual Sunday classes

  • 07/06/2020 CAMINATA special edition for dancing

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  • 31/10 SPEED: how to achieve Speed in tango

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    31/10 SPEED: how to achieve Speed in tango, 90 min.

    SPEED: from Variaciones to quick Rhythmical tangos, we sometimes need to up our game and get more agile and quicker on our feet. Discover the technique and actual examples of sequences that can be used when things are heating up. A dream for d'Arienzo, Biagi, Puglises and milonga lovers. Become scarily quick and impress your partner!

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  • 06/06 GIROS just want to have fun – adornos, styling and speed, Part II

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    06/06 GIROS just want to have fun - adornos, styling and speed, Part II, 90 min.

    GIROS just wanna have fun... make the Giro your favourite of all tango steps, learn how to decorate it and play with the embrace, speed, and direction: a true treasure chest! We will show the different underlying techniques and how to improve communication when things go faster or wider. And giros, they wanna have fun; oh giros just wanna have fun! This is part II of II, both parts best enjoyed together but can be taken independently.

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  • 16/08/2020 Paradas & Pasadas special part II

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    16/08 No tango would be complete without its paradas and pasadas. Used to close when phrasing comes to an end. Learn the technique behind these two families of steps, and discover new variants with exciting combinations alternating legs and points of contact. A must for every tango dancer! Part II of II, each part can be taken independently.
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  • 12/09 Fabulous GANCHO variations, part I

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    12/09 Fabulous GANCHO variations, 90 min.

    Ganchos (hooks) and Enganches are, for many, the perfect way to spice up one’s tango, add flavour to it, and enrich it with a renewed connection. Although classic ganchos are relatively simple to achieve, more advanced variations require planning, precision and deeper communication. Join us to widen your gancho repertoire, 100% fun.

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  • 19/09 Fabulous GANCHO variations, Part II: Enganches

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    19/09 Fabulous GANCHO variations, Part II: Enganches, 90 min.

    Enganches (leg wraps) are, for many, the perfect way to spice up one’s tango, add flavour to it, and enrich it with a renewed connection. Although classic ganchos are relatively simple to achieve, more advanced variations require planning, precision and deeper communication. Join us to widen your gancho and enganche repertoire, 100% fun.

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  • 25/04/2021 Impressive VARIACIONES – sustain energy and speed in tango – Part II

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    25/04/2021 Impressive VARIACIONES - sustain energy and speed in tango - Part II, 90 min

    Variaciones in tango are these moments in the song when the orchestra sustain the music energy and the speed for a prolonged amount of time. As fast as a Peregrine Falcon in dive, they seem incredibly swift. Join us to get your teeth (and feet) into variaciones and learn how to build them. A challenging, but immensely fun, lesson - and a hint of stage. This is part II of II, both parts best enjoyed together but can be taken independently.

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  • 26/04/2020 VALS Primer: time signature and cadenas

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    26/04/2020 VALS Primer: time signature and cadenas

    Beginners, learn the basics of the tango vals. Intermediates: explore the vals time signatures and learn cadenas specifically designed for vals (no large space required).

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  • 04/10/2020 Sudden changes of Dynamics part II

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    0410/2020 Sudden changes of Dynamics part II, 90 min. With their sudden changes of rhythm and style, the most contrasted tangos, from Puglisese to Pontier, are often the most difficult to dance on. Learn how to interpret and fully enjoy these most incredible songs, how to plan and prepare, and let the magic happen. This is part I of II but the two can be taken independently.

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  • 08/08 Tango: how to achieve fluidity

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    08/08 Tango: how to achieve fluidity, 90 min.

    Fluidity sometimes feels like an impossible aim in tango: these movements of connection when time seems to run slower; these dancers seemingly floating and moving with a cat-like quality. The good news is, there are techniques to achieve these movements and style. Fluidity isn't necessarily easy to reach but with the right tools, you will be able to!

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  • 03/05/2020 Musicality: dancing on Di Sarli

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    We are absolute fans of Carlos Di Sarli, so we will give a workshop exploring how to interpret his music. True master of expertly mixing melodic and rhythmic tango, Carlos Di Sarli is a must in every milonga. What we will cover: (1) How to adapt movement to his work (2) Music structure and fraseo (3) How to interpret his songs and add contrast.

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  • 05/09 Achieve Ultimate Control in Tango, Part I

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    05/09 Achieve Ultimate Control in Tango, Part I, 90 min.

    How does one achieve a great amount of control in Tango, to communicate that subtle movement from leader to follower? What's the secret behind these slow and controlled movement when both dancers seem to merge into one? How is it possible to control the follower's free leg and create that precise rotation or movement, before a colgada, a gancho, or a lead decoration? This is the first part of this series but each part can be viewed independently.

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