Steve,
I'm sure you haven't just realised this, but you're absolutely right.
The way top professionals can always make their dancing fit in perfectly
with the musical phrasing is often what separates them from the rest of us.
I just wish I knew the secret, but I don't think there is one - some
Hi All
I saw a messsage from a person asking for this kind of book , unfortunately
it went to my basket and deleted accidentally.
However , I would like to make some comments on this subject ,as a tango
pupil from 1998 up today
1) Stretching exercises. I do not understand why before
I am lead. Have been instructed to always lead very footfall of follow,
every weight change of follow, every boleo, gancho usw.. Follow adds style,
follow adds embellishment. I shape dance, she adds nuance. I lead beats,
phrasing, musical structure of dance. Follow works within structure to
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I am lead. Have been instructed to always lead very footfall of follow,
every weight change of follow, every boleo, gancho usw.. Follow adds style,
follow adds embellishment. I shape dance, she adds nuance. I
for Astrid: Bandoneon-Tango en Kimono- Caminito en Japones
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsgLIptfsK0
just found this ;-) enjoy!
Christian
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It really seems so important to have an environment always existing where
someone looking in for the first time will just want to jump in -
because ... never having reservations come up because of reading - you
know.;-)
I ask with all sincerity for members to consider and then maybe agree
Hi Alberto:
The site:
http://pythia.uoregon.edu/~llynch/Tango-L/2004/msg00912.html
leads only to an archive giving a website that does not deal with
stretches:
Please clarify!
Jim
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On Sat, 1 Dec 2007
Hah!
Men lead because they are so clumsy and heavy that they can not follow !
Igor Polk
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It moved here:
http://www.dekay.org/other_people/Stretching.pdf
Excellent stuff.
Keith, HK
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Hi Alberto:
The site:
http://pythia.uoregon.edu/~llynch/Tango-L/2004/msg00912.html
leads only to an archive giving a website that does not deal
Hi Steve,
I can see where my comment might be taken negatively, but
it was meant to be tongue-in-cheek. I assumed based on his
comments, perhaps mistakenly, that Doug has become a bona
fide tango junkie.
Sucking at something is only negative if it bothers you.
For example, I suck at Texas
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