--- On Tue, 1/25/11, Anton Stanley an...@alidas.com.au wrote:
Personally, I don't prefer internationalisation of tango.
Where every variation or deviation is legitimate.
In the future we might get accustomed to US Tango,
British Tango, Canadian Tango, Turkish Tango, Iranian Tango,
Russian
We may well believe that Tango is not a single dance, as has often been
mentioned on this list. It can be danced in many ways, ranging from a
variety of accents, flavours to total reconstructs. But to call all of it
tango, there must surely be a binding force. What is this force? What makes
us
Around here, the rule is if the event is free, the DJ does not get paid. If an
entry fee is required, the DJ gets paid. Sometimes it's just a nominal amount
or is based on the take. Paying the DJ not only shows appreciation for his/her
work but also
professionalizes it.
It sounds to me
