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* QUICK GUIDE
1-DanceTango @ La Belle Epoque
2-Halloween events!!!!!
3-Tango with triangulo @ Chelsea Market
4-Workshops with visiting dancers
5-News at Caripelas
6-Events and shows not to be missed
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1 CALENDAR OF TANGO @ LA BELLE EPOQUE 827 Broadway, NYC (@ 12 St)
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-October 13 -Live Music by New York Tango Trio.
Learn Argentine tango from 8:00 to 9:30 PM
with Viviana Parra
DJ: Viviana Parra
-October 20 -Live Music by Tanguardia.
Learn Argentine tango from 8:00 to 9:30 PM
with Carlos de Chey
DJ: Carlos Quiroga
-October 27 -Pre Halloween Party!!!! Tango has never been so Scary!!!
Live Music by New York Tango Trio.
Learn Argentine tango from 8:00 to 9:30 PM
with Virginia Kelly
DJ: Viviana Parra
* Open Dance Floor until 2:30 AM.
* Optional Dinner (212)254-6436
Music and Class $10
* Prix fix menu $20 including admission.
(Valid only by presenting this email at the door or
email:[email protected] for reservation)
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2- HALLOWEEN
Friday October 27 Do not miss this UNIQUE
Pre Halloween Party!!!! @ La Belle Epoque
827 Broadway, NYC (@ 12 St) 212-924-1187
Tuesday October 30 TANGO HALLOWEEN at Triangulo 675 Hudson Street, 3N;
(between 13th & 14th Sts, & 9th Ave); 212-633-6445
What is cooking in Manhattan for Halloween? Check our website
(www.dancetango.com) for updated information.
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3- Tango @ CHELSEA MARKET 9 Avenue between 15th & 16th Streets
Saturdays 4PM-7PM FREE
Chelsea Market is an indoor marketplace located on 9th Avenue at 15th
Street. Browse the shops for everything including pastries, antiques,
coffee
and wine and join for a casual tango.
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4 - WORKSHOPS WITH VISITING DANCERS
a) New in NY: Daniela and Armando now in NY
(646) 221-5474 or [email protected]
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b) Eric Jorissen @ Dance Manhattan. October 21 & 22
39 West 19th Street between 5th Avenue and Avenue of the Americas.
212-807-0802
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c) Halloween Tango Escape. October 27 through October 29
Join Mariella Franganillo, Jose Garofalo, Pablo Pugliese and Tango dancers
from accross the country for a weekend of dancing and Halloween fun.
For More Information Call: Sara Ruderman 212-877-3273
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d) Melina Brufman & Julio Altez: Workshops pre registration
WWW.DANCETANGO.COM PRESENTS:
MELINA BRUFMAN and JULIO ALTEZ, are part of the young tango generation.
Julio and Melina have helped the growth of the tango, in Argentina and
around the world, emphasizing on a teaching methodology that point towards
the freedom of movement on the dance floor, through improvisation, the lead
and music
sensibility.
They are recognized as dancers by their potency on stage.
Julio and Melina are teachers at La Viruta, La Estrella and Almagro Tango
Club, the biggest Milongas and tango academies in Buenos Aires.
WORKSHOPS WEILL BE HELD in New York the Saturday and Sunday 18 and 19 of
November at 440 Lafayette St.
MELINA and JULIO will also be available for workshops, privates and shows in
the TRI STATE AREA UNTIL the end of DECEMBER. To book them for your studio,
for shows or classes or for more
info, please call us at 917-691-6399 or write to [email protected]
for schedule visit www.dancetango.com/melina
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5) CARIPELAS Tuesdays tango @ the Moscow Restaurant 137 East 55th Street
While Carolina Zokalsky and Diego Di Falco undergo the wonderful experience
of getting married and going for their honeymoon. Tioma Maloratsky will give
the clases at Caripelas on Tuesday before the milonga.
Tioma will give the classes for the reminder of the month at
7:30 (Beginners) and at 8:30 (Intermediate).
Check also the new menu and the really affordable prices
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6) EVENTS, SHOWS and MORE
a) AN ARGENTINEAN SPIN ON THE MITH OF FAUST
By Martín Bauer & Equipo de Trabajo October 11 -14 [Wed-Sat] 8pm $20
Post-performance discussion: October 12 [Thu]
"A modern, witty, and accomplished combination of music and drama."
The Kitchen brings to New York the premiere of Incursión. Tema: Faustothe
highly acclaimed Argentinean music-theater work by composer
Incorporates the rhythms and poetry of the vast Argentinean pampas into an
original contemporary score. Libretto
is by underground actress/playwright María Inés Aldaburu, direction by
Carlos Lipsic, and musical direction by Santiago Santero.
Fausto is based on Fausto Criollo (Creole Fausto), a satirical poem by
renown Argentinean poet, Estanislao del Campo.
It recounts the impressions of a gaucho who attended the premiere of
Charles Gounod's Faust at the Buenos Aires Opera in 1866, and believed that
every event unfolding on stage was real.
Deeply rooted in the tradition of Gaucho poetry, it features the voices of
four actors and a narrator with video projections of Argentinean landscapes
and film material from F. W. Murnau's Faust. Music is scored for a string
trio (looking towards Europe) and two guitars (looking towards the pampas),
with percussion functioning like a nexus that unites both latitudes.
b) ELPERIFERICO DE OBJETOS: Máquina Hamlet @ BAM
An Inventive Rendering of Heiner Müller's Hamlet Machine
Next Wave Festival presents U.S. premiere of the production
created by the renowned Argentinean theater company
Oct 1821 at 7:30pm
@ BAM Harvey Theater
BAM Harvey Theater is located at 651 Fulton Street in Fort Greene,
Brooklyn..
Tickets: $17, 33, 45
Performed in Spanish with English subtitles
For ticket and BAMbus information, call BAM Ticket Services at
718.636.4100,
or visit www.bam.org. Tickets are also available through Ticketmaster at
212.307.4100.
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c) ARGENTINA REMIXED @ BAM THIS WEEKEND
A Hot Weekend of Tango-Jazz Fusion
c1) AVANTANGO
Thursday, October 12 at 9pm
Led by PABLO ASLAN this group explores the confluence
of modern jazz, tango, and world music
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c2) KATIE VIQUEIRA: this Buenos Aires native singer juxtaposes jazz
improvisation and tango
Friday, October 13 at 9pm
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c3) TANGO DANCE PARTY
classic tango takes center stage with a Tango Dance Party led by New York's
greatest Tango masters: TANGUARDIA.
Saturday, October 14 at 9pm
No cover! ($10 food/drink minimum)
BAMcafé is located in BAM's main building at 30 Lafayette Avenue (Lafayette
and Ashland) in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn. Award-winning
Tentation
Catering provides food and beverages at BAMcafé, upstairs at BAM. The
Shakespeare & Co. BAMshop is adjacent to BAMcafé. A package including
dinner
in BAMcafe and a movie ticket to BAM Rose Cinemas is available for only $30
(at the box office only).
For ticket and BAMbus information, call BAM Ticket Services at
718.636.4100,
or visit www.bam.org. Tickets are also available through Ticketmaster at
212.307.4100.
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d) JULIO BOCCA AND BALLET ARGENTINO @ City Center
October 11, 2000 - October 14, 2000
International ballet star Julio Bocca returns with his electrifying
company,
firing up the stage with a classical and contemporary program. All
performances will feature the Piazzolla Tango Vivo, with special appearance
by the famous original Fundacion Astor Piazzolla Quintet.
Orchestra/Grand Tier - $60 Mid-Mezzanine - $45 Rear Mezzanine - $30
Tickets are now on sale:
- online by clicking on a date and time from the Performance Schedule below
and then clicking on Order tickets now at the screen that appears,
- by phone from CityTix® at 212-581-1212
or
- in person at the City Center Box Office, West 55th Street between 6th and
7th Avenues.
(The CityTix toll free number is 1-877-581-1212 from outside metropolitan
NYC, NJ and CT. To order by mail or fax, call CityTix for details.)
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5) FERNANDO OTERO and the X-Tango Quintet
October 17th, 2000 8pm @ Galapagos Art Space
Hector DelCurto-bandoneon
Pablo Aslan-bass
Susan Heerema-violin
Eliana Mendoza-cello
Fernando Otero-piano
guest artist: Saeko Miyake-dancer
The ghost of Astor Piazolla, Fernando Otero has led this brilliant quintet
for ten years. Enormously talented and totally engaging, this local artist
plans to become somewhat of a house artist. His music is, at once, a relic
of tango past with newer, more contemporary synchopations to keep the ear
on edge. Should be worthwhile.
GALAPAGOS: 70 N 6th St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY
(between Whyte St. and Kent Ave.) Tel: (718) 782-5188
$10
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3) THE SOUND OF TANGO: A listening history of the tango:
A new course taught by Pablo Aslan at City University of New York
(Madison & 34th, NYC) Registration and information: (212) 817-8215
A listening tour of 100 years of tango. From the rudimentary quartets of
tango's seedy beginnings, to the elegant aristocratic sounds of the 1920's.
>From the dance orchestras of the Golden Era to Astor Piazzolla's unique
modern tango style.
Argentine musician Pablo Aslan has performed tango thoughout the world with
his own groups, New York Buenos Aires Connection, New York Tango Trio, and
Avantango, and artists such as Pablo Ziegler, and the Philadelphia
Orchestra..
He recently toured the US and Japan with Yo-Yo Ma's "Soul of the Tango".. He
has been teaching tango to dancers and musicians for several
years,lecturing
on its history, and writing for specialized magazines. He has brought tango
to the New York area schools through ArtsConnection and the Lincoln Center
Institute.
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For same day info about tango in NYC, call 718-35-TANGO
Daniel Carpi [email protected]
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