Date: Mon, 11 May 2009 18:27:02 +0200
From: Melina Sedo & Detlef Engel <tango@tangodesalon.de>
Subject: [Tango-L] How many figures...
To: tango-l@mit.edu
>
Hi Joe and all!
> Indeed! No figures. Period. (begs the question, what is a figure, but
> good rule)
>> You can be an excellent dancer, if you just walk forward - provided
>> you do it musically, connected to the partner with a nice embrace.
>
> But... do you really just walk "forward"? And, not turning whatsoever?
Yep. I mean that. Someone can be a good dancer with a very limited
repertoire, but, as I said:
"If you are furthermore able to communicate a shift of weight in place,
a sidestep and a backstep, this is even better!
If you are even capable of communicationg a pivot and of
distinguishing between the parallel and the crossed system this is a
big plus."
So take the Pivot and maybe the mangement between parallel/crossed
system and you can improvise any possible turn out of the elements
(steps & privots). You still don't need a "figure" (pre-defined step).
;-)
Good day,
Melina
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