It's my pleasure to host Javier Rochwarger's workshops February 11-12. He
taught to rave reviews last year in Boston - we hope you can join us! The
schedule follows
below. Discount given for preregistration (postmarked by February
6). Javier's also available for private lessons Thursday and Friday before
the workshop weekend.
SCHEDULE:
Saturday, February 11
12:45PM registration
1:00-2:15PM a. Simply the Best (adv. beg. & up) dance simply beautifully
2:45-4:00PM b. Milonga Magic (adv. beg. & up) dont sit those milonga
sets out anymore
4:15-5:30PM c. The Leaders Adornos (int. & up) embellishments for leaders
Sunday, February 12
1:45PM registration
2:00-3:15PM d. Neo-Tango Musicality Secrets (int. & up) dancing to
that neo-tango music
3:30-4:45PM e. Advanced Adventures (adv.) partners only for this class
FEE:
Each class at the door is $22 per class (cash only). Each class paid in
advance is$20 per class. Package of all classes paid in advance is
$90. Payment must be
postmarked by February 6 for advanced-registration discounts. Full-time
students w/ID, -10%.
LOCATION:
All workshop classes will be held at the Church of Our Savior in Brookline
(at the corner of Carlton and Monmouth Streets).
By car: From Beacon St. outbound, turn left on Carlton St. from Beacon
St. inbound, turn right on Carlton St. Monmouth St. is the first cross
street, and
the church is on the far right corner of the intersection entrance is on
Monmouth St. Street parking is available on both Beacon St. and Monmouth St.
By T: Take a Green Line C train (the Beacon St./ Cleveland Circle
branch) to the St. Marys stop on Beacon St., where the trolly first comes
above ground.
Walk up Carlton St. from Beacon, to the first corner which is
Monmouth. The church is on the far right corner entrance is on Monmouth St.
ABOUT JAVIER:
Javier Rochwarger is a warmly intense and generous talent, belonging to
Buenos Aires' newer generation of tango dancers. Grounded, sensual and musical
expression emanates from Javier's dancing and is reflected in the faces of
his partners on the dance floor. Javier has performed regularly at such
renowned
tango venues as Cafe Tortoni and Bar Sur as well as Sunday exhibitions in
one of tango's most historical sites - Caminito (La Boca). In the past
three years he
has travelled to Spain to teach classes, founding a milonga and starting
tango activity in Sevilla. Also during this time he has taught in Buenos
Aires with
the Grupo Graciela Gonzalez, for the Festival de Tango de la Ciudad Buenos
Aires in the San Martín Theater and at the University of Quilmes.
Hillary Ross
PO Box 425175
Cambridge, MA 02142
617-877-7625
www.hillaryross.com
