TANGO GRITZ ¹N¹ GLITZ
A New Year's tango delight in the Old South!

DEC.28 2005 TO JAN.2 2006, five nights, four complete days!

 Tango  in the New Year of 2006 with LIVE Tango Music in TRUE Southern Style
 and  comfort!

NOTE: If you are planning on coming at the last minute, please bring CASH
for classes and events. Credit cards are okay for payments  over $200. Call
me about the daily rate that may include milongas, classes. From HOUSTON:
driving is 5 hours, from MEMPHIS 4 hours and 45 minutes, BATON ROUGE: one
and a half hours, from NEW ORLEANS: 3 hours, from DALLAS: about six hours.
You might try the Days Inn Motel at the last minute, as the other places
that are our sponsoring B&Bs might be full.

TEACHERS:* CECILIA GONZALEZ, from Buenos Aires, the most elegant and
dazzling dancer of  contemporary  tango. A "MUST" teacher for any serious
dancer. 
(www.tangomotion.com)
EDUARDO SAUCEDO, flawless technique and precision with traditional
milonguero tango; saucy choreographer. Many women who have traveled often to
Buenos Aires, feel that Eduardo is the best milonguero in the city. I agree!
PERCELL ST. THOMASS: a teacher who believes that passion, fun, and a little
technique make you a competent, if not great, dancer. He teaches elegant
figures in a simple and clear way.
FRANK HOWARD and IRENE THOMASS are our guest teachers from California.

PRICE: $608 per person includes transportation to Natchez  from Baton Rouge
airport, New Year's Eve dinner, all classes and milongas, Jazz and Tango
lecture, hot
chocolate happening.
$510 if you have your own transportation.

 Begin Dec. 28: 8PM class and 9PM milonga

 Dec. 29: 
10-11:30AM: Tango class
You may choose to visit one or more of the many ante-bellum homes that have
daily tours. Go on a carriage ride, roam the antique stores, or stay in your
own beautiful room and rest!
3PM-4:20PM class, 4:30-6PM class, 8-9PM class; 9:30-midnight milonga.

Dec. 30:
10-11AM class, 11:15-12:20 class
Hot Chocolate and Tango: a surprise happening: 2:00-3:30PM
4:00-5:00PM class, 6PM: Special presentation on ³The
Parallel Histories of Jazz and Tango² with slides, music, lecture, dance.
 Milonga 9-midnight.

Dec. 31: Early class: 9:30-10:30 AM
Classes: 4 PM and 5:15 PM
7:15PM FANCY and elegant dinner at Dunleith Plantation! LIVE TANGO MUSIC!
New
Year's milonga at DA gallery till 1:00AM

Jan. 1: Group southern breakfast (and GRITZ!) till 10:00AM at The Castle
restaurant at Dunleith Plantation.
11:00AM a trip to the Natchez Trace, the 444 mile original trade route from
1785 to 1820 for settlers and Choctaw, Chickasaw and other American Indians
They sold their cargo and boats on the river ports and began the trek back
north on foot to Nashville and points beyond. (www.scenictrace.com) We will
just go in a few miles to Emerald Mound, an ancient ceremonial place. Place
your prayers and wishes in a ceremony at the Mound, to bring you a
fulfilling new year. (Weather permitting, we'll picnic on the Trace).
SPECIAL CLASS: with all teachers for beginning of 2006, 2PM!
Classes 3:30PM and 5:00PM. 7:00PM dinner buffet and milonga at Strega Nona's
till 10PM.
Book rooms with:
 Dunleith Plantation, circa 1856,(www.dunleith.com) or the comforts of
Wensell  House,(www.1888wenselhouse.com) or the charm of Pleasant Hill
 (www.natchezbedandbreakfast.com.) And just for one couple
(www.cliftonview.com) All are beautiful top notch B&B¹s  in historic homes,
that are giving special discounts for the tango
 participants.

 Write  to: [email protected] for more information, registration, and
 prices. Credit cards: Call Dr. Woody Bobb at 505-983-1744.
 Call Christina at: 601-442-5355 in Natchez.  See:  www.beyondtango.com.




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