V-frame visual aid


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Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 17:50:04 +0000 From: Oleh Kovalchuke <oleh_k@HOTMAIL.COM> Subject: V-frame visual aid The elephant tale is very appropriate here. To solve the mistery of V-frame Carrie helpfully reminded of link to pictures from Portland festival. Examples. Close embrace: https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20598.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20603.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20485.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20452.htm V-frame: https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/08.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20453.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20470.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20473.htm Even more obvious V-frame with legs shown: https://dancetutor.com/tw6-1.jpg Post close embrace: https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20907.htm Janni from Colorado Springs: https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20492.htm Cheers, Oleh K. Colorado Springs https://TangoSpring.com >From: bodenst-tango9427@MAILBLOCKS.COM >Reply-To: bodenst-tango9427@MAILBLOCKS.COM >To: TANGO-L@MITVMA.MIT.EDU >Subject: Re: [TANGO-L] V frame. VS. ARGENTINA'S WAY >Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 09:58:55 -0700 > >Listeros: > >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/index.htm >Here are some recent photos of couples dancing at TangoFest in >Portland. There are dancers from all over the country and the world >represented here. There are dancers of all styles, as well: >milongero/apilado, tango salon, nuevo tango, etc. Sometimes what one >sees with the eye is different from what one feels with the body or >with the heart, or what one has learned theoretically. I submit this >link merely as evidence for your consideration. Judge for yourself >from these pictures whether or not people ever dance (even momentarily) >in a parallel frame. > >If you missed them, there are lots of other wonderful, delightful >photos on this site as well. > >In any event, it seems to me that this thread has been exhausted. > >Abrazos, >Carrie > >~~~~~~~~ >"Guys, to dance tango, you must listen to the heart of the woman." >--Cacho Dante > >-----Original Message----- >From: "Ecsedy Aron" <aron@MILONGA.HU> >To: TANGO-L@MITVMA.MIT.EDU >Sent: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 15:07:56 +0200 >Subject: Re: [TANGO-L] V frame. VS. ARGENTINA'S WAY > >Dear Listeros, > >I've just checked all my tango pictures and I couldn't find a single one >in a 'parallel' position. Gavito's name was referred in some earlier >letter: I have a nice picture on him with his partner in a beautiful >v-shape. > >I think we are having a communication problem here. > >Some people probably thought that the 'v-shape' is something like a >ballroom promande position. Actually after some checking of poses, I >found that international tango IS parallel (but offset to the right), >but in argentine tango... (you must turn your head right or left to >accomodate the partners head - which requires quite a flexibility to do, >even without dancing, if your shoulders are completely parallel.) > >Actually, I don't remember to have seen tango danced in true parallel. > >I've sent some pictures to Carlos to demonstrate (taken in BsAs: one on >the street, one at a milonga, one at a performance by Gavito and one >with Balmaceda). > >Check your photos and PLEASE send me some where I can see parallel >shoulders! > >Thank you! > >Cheers, >Aron > >LISTSERV@MITVMA.MIT.EDU. > Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 18:07:48 +0000 From: Oleh Kovalchuke <oleh_k@HOTMAIL.COM> Subject: Re: V-frame visual aid Couple more: Close embrace (follower faces to the right, not my favorite head orientation - prevents me from moving my head if needed, makes me selfconcious of my possibly bad breath, she cannot watch my back): https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20593.htm V-frame: https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20501.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20509.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20592.htm Open embrace: https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20476.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20432.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/11.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/12.htm https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20588.htm > >The elephant tale is very appropriate here. To solve the mistery of V-frame >Carrie helpfully reminded of link to pictures from Portland festival. > >Examples. > >Close embrace: > >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20598.htm >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20603.htm >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20485.htm >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20452.htm > >V-frame: > >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/08.htm >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20453.htm >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20470.htm >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20473.htm > >Even more obvious V-frame with legs shown: https://dancetutor.com/tw6-1.jpg > >Post close embrace: > >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20907.htm > >Janni from Colorado Springs: > >https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/pages/Picture%20492.htm > > >Cheers, Oleh K. >Colorado Springs >https://TangoSpring.com > > >>From: bodenst-tango9427@MAILBLOCKS.COM >>Reply-To: bodenst-tango9427@MAILBLOCKS.COM >>To: TANGO-L@MITVMA.MIT.EDU >>Subject: Re: [TANGO-L] V frame. VS. ARGENTINA'S WAY >>Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 09:58:55 -0700 >> >>Listeros: >> >>https://www.close-embrace.com/latenightportland101604/index.htm >>Here are some recent photos of couples dancing at TangoFest in >>Portland. There are dancers from all over the country and the world >>represented here. There are dancers of all styles, as well: >>milongero/apilado, tango salon, nuevo tango, etc. Sometimes what one >>sees with the eye is different from what one feels with the body or >>with the heart, or what one has learned theoretically. I submit this >>link merely as evidence for your consideration. Judge for yourself >>from these pictures whether or not people ever dance (even momentarily) >>in a parallel frame. >> >>If you missed them, there are lots of other wonderful, delightful >>photos on this site as well. >> >>In any event, it seems to me that this thread has been exhausted. >> >>Abrazos, >>Carrie >> >>~~~~~~~~ >>"Guys, to dance tango, you must listen to the heart of the woman." >>--Cacho Dante >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: "Ecsedy Aron" <aron@MILONGA.HU> >>To: TANGO-L@MITVMA.MIT.EDU >>Sent: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 15:07:56 +0200 >>Subject: Re: [TANGO-L] V frame. VS. ARGENTINA'S WAY >> >>Dear Listeros, >> >>I've just checked all my tango pictures and I couldn't find a single one >>in a 'parallel' position. Gavito's name was referred in some earlier >>letter: I have a nice picture on him with his partner in a beautiful >>v-shape. >> >>I think we are having a communication problem here. >> >>Some people probably thought that the 'v-shape' is something like a >>ballroom promande position. Actually after some checking of poses, I >>found that international tango IS parallel (but offset to the right), >>but in argentine tango... (you must turn your head right or left to >>accomodate the partners head - which requires quite a flexibility to do, >>even without dancing, if your shoulders are completely parallel.) >> >>Actually, I don't remember to have seen tango danced in true parallel. >> >>I've sent some pictures to Carlos to demonstrate (taken in BsAs: one on >>the street, one at a milonga, one at a performance by Gavito and one >>with Balmaceda). >> >>Check your photos and PLEASE send me some where I can see parallel >>shoulders! >> >>Thank you! >> >>Cheers, >>Aron >> >>LISTSERV@MITVMA.MIT.EDU. >> > > Continue to V-frame refrain \| ARTICLE INDEX

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