Title: May 1: Christopher & Caroline Workshops & Milonga in Palo
Sunday May 1
Palo Alto Elks Lodge, 4249 El Camino Real, Palo Alto
(nr Arastradero/Charleston, between Rickey's Hyatt & Trader Vic's)

Two workshops with
Christopher Nassapoulos & Caroline Peattie

3:00-4.15 pm   The Essence of Close Embrace Tango
focusing on axis, frame, and connection in parallel and cross systems

4:30-5:45 pm  The Ocho Cortado and its various manifestations.
How to execute this charge of direction in close embrace, a key element connecting walking and turns.
The syncopated rhythm of the ocho cortado punctuates musical phrases with dynamic yet compact movement.

Each workshop:  $25, both workshops $40

6:00-10:00 pm   MILONGA del Espiritu Libre
with demonstration by Christopher & Caroline
hosted: Dorcas Hendershott & Earl Allen, music by Bernhard Kohlhaas
refreshments, a wonderful dance floor, and plenty of parking

Milonga $12, Stanford students $7
Free milonga for workshop participants

More information: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.stanford.edu/~dorcas/Espirituibre

Next event: Sunday, June 5 - Nick Jones & Tara Fortier (Denver, CO)
Note: there will be no milonga on Sunday, July 3

Caroline and Christopher have over eighteen years of tango dancing and fourteen years teaching experience between them, They gained practice dancing in the crowded milongas of their hometown, San Francisco, as well as in Buenos Aires, Germany and Holland. Their forte is teaching dancers how to improvise in a social setting without breaking the connection of the close embrace. Genuine and unpretentious, their skill instruction balances technique and aesthetics with relaxation and intelligent navigation. Student feedback and progress testify to their generosity of spirit, and the effectiveness of their teaching.

Over the years, they have been invited to teach in many cities throughout the U.S. in California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, New York, Massachusetts, Texas, Utah, Arizona, Alaska, Michigan, Minnesota, and Washington DC. Their down-to-earth personalities and community-minded approach to teaching and dancing inspire repeat visits by popular demand.




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