5701  Score for Bajo el cielo azul (1)
Can someone help me finding a score (piano, voice, orchestra, etc.) for the the great song Bajo el Cielo Azul? I feel like I have looked everywhere, but on the book shelf of the right nice person....

5702  The Urban Milonga (1)
The Urban Milonga (Milonga Porte?a) was created by Sebastian Piana and his brother in law, Pedro Maffia. Sebastian Piana was asked to compose a milonga by the famous singer Rosita Quiroga. He thought...

5703  Dame la lata (6)
Do any recordings exist of "Dame la Lata?" John Ward Bristol, UK

5704  Origin of tango - Candombes (1)
Around 1880, Gauchos (cowboys) that normally brought cattle to Buenos aires started to settle around the city. They brought with them, their payadas and Milongas Camperas to the suburbs of the city....

5705  Candombe and Murgas (1)
The Argentine Murgas are groups that prepare dances and songs to perform and parade during Carnival. The way they dress, sing and dance reminds me of the way the Candombes were done during the times...

5706  What is tango ? I (1)
I would define tango as a ballroom dance, originated in Argentina. The music of this dance. The same as I would define Fox-trot as a ballroom dance originated in North America. The music of this dance.

5707  What is tango ? - to be continued . . (1)
And, every definition is a limitation. As it is based on subjectivity. Firstly, Tango is not "ballroom" and has never been and Tango that is danced in Ballrooms (not in Argentina anyway) is not really...

5708  Tango is Argentine (23)
Bettina says: "Finally - as food for thought - I personally do ask why everyonethinks it is "Argentine" : much of the music originates of the Black culture that was "imported" slave labor there at... Life and and the very nature of human culture is evolution and fusion. There are very...

5709  Practical Implications (1)
Hello all, The question, for me, of what defines tango or nuevo tango is not simply an intellectual one. I?m a teacher and organizer. What I do or say influences others, sets standards, etc. It?s...

5710  Call for Kazoo Players (2)
Need to record 5,000 tango, vals, milongas songs as a start toward making Argentine tango music sound like it would if that bandoneon thingy had stayed home in Germany and left us alone. Dance experience...

5711  The removal instructions are not working.. (1)
Please remove me from the list, Have read the instructions, tried twice, they is not working. Thanks everyone.. David.

5712  japanese Tango (2)
Sergio said: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lo1VQQcRlp0 Yes the comments at the bottom of this Youtube post says it all: Nude and contemporary dance. V these two are Noriko and Akiyoshi Tanada, and...

5713  The Teacup Tango (5)
Hi, fellow Tango-L members, My wife and I wrote and produced this tango song and video about how much we love tea (and tango music). I am playing my Weltmeister Meteor accordion and the rest of the sounds... Thanks, that was certainly fun to watch?after all the serious stuff we usually get on Tango-L. I also love tea and tango, but not teabags :-) Jack

5714  Tea cup Tango. (1)
So invigorating, compelling?and informative too!. Mel.

5715  BsAs line versus World line of tango development (3)
Hi all, The discussions over the past few weeks, and observations in my and others communities, have also helped me delineate what I want to do as an organizer. I've always been supportive of tango's...

5716  Trini, Bs As line (2)
Trini wrote - Nuevo tango looks fine when done to Piazzolla. It doesn't look very good with D'Arienzo or DiSarli ... Trini, surely you jest. I am sure you have seen Chicho dance to Darienzo ( the...

5717  Dancing to Di Sarli and D'Arienzo (1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFZeQ7Us88s Here Gustavo Naveira, adjusts to the music and mostly dances Traditional Tango Style. Indio Manso - Carlos di Sarli. When you are a good dancer and know...

5718  Kudos to Gabriel Miss? and Natalia Hills (1)
Wonderful recognition of two superb dancers of Argentine Tango and Argentine Tango as a dance genre among the top dancers and companies like "American Ballet Theatre", "New York City Ballet", and...

5719  "Nuevo" Dancing to Di Sarli: "Don Juan" - Gustavo & (13)
Giselle Sergio wrote: "When you are a good dancer and know several tango styles you adjust your dancing to the available space, the music, your partner, the moment, the circumstances." Here's Gustavo...

5720  News from Roberto Herrera (1)
Roberto Herrera would like to thank all the well-wishers for their messages and phone calls. He has asked me to let everyone know that he is now home although it might take three to four months before...

5721  tango in the Virgin Islands (1)
I will be visiting St. John's - and maybe St. Thomas. Any suggestions?

5722  Bettina, creativity vs copying (1)
Bettina seems to regard copying as bad; Im not so sure. One must have the tools before one can create. jazz musicians transcribe solos of the giants before they create their own, same with art students...

5723  Di Sarli "Don Juan"/Gustavo & Giselle: Part 1 (1)
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5FOjT959J0 Trini wrote: it's not quite right. As if there's a little too much work involved. Personally, I would have preferred touches of nuevo instead of swaths...

5724  Di Sarli "Don Juan"/Gustavo & Giselle - Part 2 (3)
(continued from Part 1) Trini wrote further: When I watch people at a milonga, more nuevo steps come out during Bajofondo or non-tango music. It looks right and feels right. The movements developed...

5725  Press Delete please (1)
Bettina not long ago you started a discussion by saying among other things: "We may be afraid tango loses its essence ifwe don't think of it so much as Argentine (like the Nuevo talk) butrather a universal...