1151  EU-W:new links and monthly article (1)
Hi everybody, under www.kidojo.it - english version - argentine tango You will find the programm of the workshop with Yvonne meissner, the monthly article (this time about tangoshoes) and new links patricia...

1152  Why Students Stop Dancing: A Theory (19)
Hola Listeros, That's the title of an article that appeared in the February issue of the New York tango magazine "Tango". Talks about the technique vs. fancy steps controversy. The author claims a lot...

1153  Why students can't dance (1)
Greetings, If you come to New York you can see why students can't dance. Everybody and their uncle wants to be a teacher nowadays, many of whom should be still taking basic classes themselves instead...

1154  Why students stop dancing. (19)
cont. My previous comments diverged a little from the thread but the tie in is that because of the quality of teaching, students are not made aware at the beginning of the actual work and practice needed...

1155  Homage's for Dummies or a Boob's Guide to Homage (1)
I mean this sincerely & am not trying to be flippant or anymore of a boob than I already am. Is a synopsis or digest possible with regard to Tango homages? I got lost in the words somewhere. Frank,...

1156  Keeping students interested (2)
Frank G.Williams wrote, in part: This is so incredibly important. The "we" here is not just the teachers, but the other students in the class and the people that beginners will bump into (literally &

1157  The tango article is on the web (3)
...and here's the address: https://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/tango/2 Luda To keep the Tango-L Swiki "Front Page" an index, I took it upon myself to move the article "Why Student's Stop Dancing: A Theory"...

1158  Tango partners (8)
tangaux wrote; <<<I wonder how much having (or not having) a regular practice partner influences the choice to continue I spite of what you may think, having one dedicated partner can actually...

1159  Tango-L JourneyPerson's WishList (1)
As some of you might guess, I'm not holding down a steady job (truth = the flip of that), so plenty of time to sling hash, think, blab. The following is a wish list for Tango-L journeypeople. Some...

1160  radiotango (1)
Hello, dos sombody knows about www.radiotango.com? Is it down? And why? peter -- Wenger-Lehrmittel Peter Wenger Bl|tenhang 10 D-78333 Stockach Tel. 07771 3914 Fax. 07771 3918 email:wenger@wenger-lehrmittel.de

1161  Music to teach by (1)
When I teach my friends Tango, 1 on 1, I like to use music that they might be famliar with, that's fun for them & me, has great sound & a steady, rhythmic beat of around, say 65 to 85 or so,...

1162  Di Sarli [was: Why Students Stop Dancing] (1)
Dan Boccia wrote is. recordings were Sad as it may be the instrumentals of the 1950s is the music synonomous with Di Sarli for most people. Personally, I like to dance to this music, but dancing to it...

1163  tango pictures (1)
Dear all, Please visit https://www.quilombo.nl/ for an online exhibition of tango photos. Abrazos a todos... CB

1164  Beats me (1)
Tom Stermitz: count is a walking step, which might be a measure, half measure or 1/4 measure depending on the actual time signature. < Quite the contrary: no matter how the music is written, the tango...

1165  "Complex" rhythmic elements (5)
Stephen Brown wrote: "This is an interesting idea worthy of more exploration. Many dancers express the thump of the accented beat in tango, and others express the double-time rhythms in tango, but few...

1166  Complex rhythms? (11)
Russell Ranno wrote: <<<As a musician who has played both jazz and salsa music for some time I have never understood what people describe as these "complex rhythmic elements in tango". In classic...

1167  Leaving the brain at home (3)
Frank wrote: <<When YOU hear your favorite tangos, where does the music hit you? Where in your body do you notice it or feel it? Does it depend on the particular music and musicians? If you...

1168  [UruguayosenItalia] Genova (5)
( TANGO IN GENOVA THIS WEEKEND ?? ) Hola, si hay alguien en Ginova que conteste algo plis y me diga que se puede hacer este finde semana. Hay bares? conciertos ? cines? restaurante agrupaciones uruguayas?

1169  Tango dancer as improvisational musician (11)
Frank wrote: Any additional thoughts on the relationship between dance 'musicality' and music 'musicality'? This is an interesting question and it's answer depends upon how you are considering musicality....

1170  rancheras (3)
Some of my tango cds contain rancheras, delightful country style waltzes with a discernable OOM-pah-pah. In my experience though, rancheras are never played at milongas which seems a shame. I love "Mate...

1171  Huevos rancheros. (3)
Richard Lipkin wrote: <<<I would like to obtain more information about rancheras ie suggestions of how to dance them and whether people feel they should or should not I would say played as a...

1172  circle of milongueros (1)
I attended the birthday celebration of milonguero Luis Domingo "Pirucho" Ferrari (79) who hosted more than forty friends for an asado in Club Bristol. There were nine milongueros, seven with whom I...

1173  Why teachers use the (D)8CB(WBS) (4)
Tom Stermitz wrote: I am not a stage dancer, but I have a theory on why this figure has developed into the "basic" figure used by many teachers when teaching beginner social AT dancers. The first two...

1174  Turkish Tango MP3 (8)
On Tue, 15 Apr 2003, Jim Quan wrote: I have a Turkish Tango CD, named "Olmeyen Tangolar" [sorry about no accents]. What's the title? Alan, Tangueros Unidos Lalehan, Thanks for the song list. I have been looking... Melroy wrote What was the name of that popular Turkish Tango tune...

1175  Tango lyrics in English & Spanish,and singing tango (1)
One of my main interests is the lyrics of tangos(vals/milonga/candombe/chacarrera,et cetera!!),finding English translations,translating those which I like which have no English translations available,and...