During these holidays, enjoy this surprise tango workshop that will take place at Tango Esencias Studio. Previously in Perth, Adelaide, and now in Melbourne, this workshop will focus on improving your technique quickly and easily. from a critical and personalized point of view to develop your skills.
Sunday, January 8
Time: 2 pm to 6:30 pm including practice and
Monday, January 9
Time: from 7 pm to 8:30 pm
(All Workshops + Práctica – $100)
Schedule
Sunday 8 Jan 2023
**WORKSHOP 1
from 2 pm – 3:30 pm Body recognition, Embrace positions, and Movement dynamics *
*WORKSHOP 2
from 3:30 pm – 5 pm Cadenas for Vals, Tango, and Milongas
open PRÁCTICA from 5 pm to 6:30 pm $10 pp
Monday 9 Jan 2023
*special WORKSHOP 3
from 7.00 pm- 8.30 pm Giros with sacadas and Planeos *
Advanced/Intermediate/Beginners are all welcome
Each workshop $40 pp
Only practice $10 cash pp
PRIVATE LESSONS ($90/hr single or couple, pre-book)
Doni Mac with his 10-year professional music, athletic, and dance background along with partner Renee, will be sharing tools that can transform your dance and connection to the tango music we know and love.
Location: The Fitzroy Art Collective, 66 Cecil St, Fitzroy
Time: 7-8 pm
Special musicality workshop $25 (attendance gives you 50% off Milonga Bailamos entry)
we will be working under the Independent Creative Learning* guidelines This style of teaching allows for students to learn at their own pace, generally set out by the fastest learners. In an Open tango workshop like this, the student can learn up to 5 advanced combinations of minimum 4 bars of music each.
Within these combinations the student is exposed to the main components of the dance, eg; Giros*, Boleos*, Planeos*, Cortes*, Corridas* etc, and how all these components are placed following or preceding any given movement.
These combinations are taught with music interpretation and positioning in relation to line of dance* in a Milonga* scenario.
we will be working under the Independent Creative Learning* guidelines This style of teaching allows for students to learn at their own pace, generally set out by the fastest learners. In an Open tango workshop like this, the student can learn up to 5 advanced combinations of minimum 4 bars of music each.
Within these combinations the student is exposed to the main components of the dance, eg; Giros*, Boleos*, Planeos*, Cortes*, Corridas* etc, and how all these components are placed following or preceding any given movement.
These combinations are taught with music interpretation and positioning in relation to line of dance* in a Milonga* scenario.
