Barbra wrote:
> I can tell you that, from my experience, any tango offering is going to
> be better attended than you think - and not just by tango dancers. I
> have recently been to two chamber music concerts featuring tango music
> - totally packed much to the surprise of the hosts. I have d
I can tell you that, from my experience, any tango offering is going to
be better attended than you think - and not just by tango dancers. I
have recently been to two chamber music concerts featuring tango music
- totally packed much to the surprise of the hosts. I have done
similar "tango ro
--- On Thu, 11/19/09, Vince Bagusauskas wrote:
> With respect, Chico does not speak
> for what true social Argentine tango is.
> He speaks for a form of tango that he is doing very nicely
> with by way of
> performances and teaching.
I do believe, Vince, that Chicho speaks with an authority t
Hi Paul,
We've been dancing and teaching on our Pergo basement floor for ten years.
Pergo's pretty much indestructible under normal conditions in our
experience, and very easy to clean. For several years it appeared to be
perfectly smooth. The we had a massive storm hit while we were on the roa
Some points:
a.) Considering the focus of your NYE parties, it would not seem that just
having a tango room would attract serious tango dancers. They will look for a
New Year's Eve Milionga to satisfy their hunger on this special night.
b.) Even if serious tango dancers do attend, then the mu
I have found no difference in dancing on hardwood compared to laminate.
The difference is in how the floor is installed, if the subfloor is a concrete
slab.
If the floor (either type) is installed directly on a concrete slab, then your
legs and feet get tired much more quickly, because there
--- On Wed, 11/18/09, Phil Seyer wrote:
> My main job these days is to throw
> massive New Years Eve Parties.
> It takes month of planning and a huge investment.
> I have a question for the list about whether I should have
> a "tango room" at one of my parties. I'm going into detail
> here so you
There are tango dancers that do other types of dances. I know of one place
in Wellington, NZ that has both a Salsa and a tango "room" on at the same
time and some dancers go from room to room, depending upon their mood.
Another venue for NYE is having a tango party away from the madding crowd,
With respect, Chico does not speak for what true social Argentine tango is.
He speaks for a form of tango that he is doing very nicely with by way of
performances and teaching.
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Phil:
The whole issue comes down to money. How much are you charging? Somebody
complained to me about a NYE MILONGA that costs $50.
Michael
Washington, DC
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 1:38 AM, Phil Seyer wrote:
> My main job these days is to throw massive New Years Eve Parties. It takes
> month of plan
My main job these days is to throw massive New Years Eve Parties.
It takes month of planning and a huge investment.
I have a question for the list about whether I should have a
"tango room" at one of my parties. I'm going into detail
here so you can better understand my situation.
Traditionally th
I'm looking at redoing the floors in the den and spare bedroom for dancing.
Any opinions out there on Laminate and/or engineered wood flooring compared
to Hardwood?
Is the dance experience noticeably different on hardwood vs laminate?
Den is in the basement so unless moisture levels are surprisi
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