Hello tangueros, tango aficionados, Triangle Tangueros, the tango society in the Triangle, is excited to announce that "The Tango Camerata" - Daniel Diaz (bandoneon, director) Pablo Aslan (bass) Maurizio Najt (piano) Jacqui Carrasco (violin) will be telling us about "Tango Times", a musical history of the Argentine tango from African candombe to Astor Piazzola! This amazing quartet will be performing at Duke University, Reynolds Theater on September 5, Thursday at 8pm. Tickets: $15 General Public, $12 Students. Tickets sold in advance or at the door on the night of the event, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Please call Gulden Ozen at 402-9562 or send a message to [email protected] and join us for the concert with this great group of musicians performing for the first time on the East coast for all the tango lovers and potential aficionados!
AND, there is more: If you want to enjoy more of "The Tango Camerata" 's music and experience the pleasure of dancing tango with the Triangle Tangueros on one of the best hardwood dance floors ever at Carrboro Century Center, please join us for the live music milonga on Friday night, September 6 at 9pm! Tickets: $18, $12 Students. Tickets sold in advance or at door on the night of the event. Contact Felicia Wdowiak (919-493-4473) or e-mail [email protected] For more information, please visit: http://www.triangletangueros.org http://www.triangletangueros.org/20020905livemusic.htm#concert ************************ "TANGO TIMES" FIRST PART THE EARLY TIMES - 1800-1900 This Tango Time brings the early sounds of the African candombe, the milonga campera with its roots in the milonga Andalusa and the Cuban dances known as Habaneras (1800) and concludes with the tango canyengue of the turn of the century (1900). Dance: Tango canyengue. THE OLD GUARD, THE TYPICAL TANGO - 1900-1950 During this tango time millions emigrated from Europe to Argentina looking for freedom and a better way of life. Their musicians brought feelings that contributed new musical styles to the Argentine Tango. The Argentine Tango leaves its Rio Plata cradle and travels the world around. Dances: Tango viejo, milonga, typical tangos and the happy vals. SECOND PART AVANT GARDE - 1950 - TO THE PRESENT Born in the previous evolutionary tango time, Astor Piazzolla, Horacio Salgan and other Avant-Garde composers help give birth to a new tango. Dances: Modern tango and milonga ********************************** For info about "The Tango Camerata" and Daniel Diaz: http://www.intellinks.com/rioplata/camerata.htm Looking forward to seeing you in the Triangle, Gulden Ozen Triangle Tangueros Events Committee Chair (919)402-9562 __________________________________________________________________ Your favorite stores, helpful shopping tools and great gift ideas. Experience the convenience of buying online with Shop@Netscape! http://shopnow.netscape.com/ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/
