Am 22.01.2008 17:29 schrieb Mario :
> I have been told by one teacher "What do you care about where the woman's
> feet are?"
>
He may have meant: "Don't *look* after her feet!"
>
> ..and reading here, have seen " a leader should always know where the
> woman is, where her weight/feet
This is the best reason, why teachers don't like videotaping during
workshops. I am sure Metin would have not authorized the public
broadcasting of such "work in progress".
It is a tricky movement, that is funny, when it is ready and works
without effort. The way before it is ready is not funny
Am 04.03.2008 19:50 schrieb David :
>
> The leader starts off with a side step to his left, followed by an un-led
> weight change to get into crossed system (a fairly common thing).
>
>
There is no such thing like a "un-led weight change" except by
beginners. There is such thing like a sub
Am 05.03.2008 20:19 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
> Andy wrote:
> << beginners. There is such thing like a subtle lead that you don't see...>>>
>
> If you are talking about the leader, that is not true on either count. I can
> change weight without the follower feeling it or being led to do the s
Am 12.04.2008 09:34 schrieb Astrid :
> still don't know what to think.
>
>
neither do I..
What I have learned by now looking from very far away is:
1. Denver must be a very happy community lacking any serious crime
problems, where the district attorney and the public courts have time to
spen
fyi:
http://www.andrewjames.com.au/?cat=4
Am 01.05.2008 23:51 schrieb Jake Spatz :
> Joe,
>
>> Jake:
>>
>> > -- Understanding of what the word "arrastre" means (in the music)
>> I hope you will explain this fourth "skill" so that I can start
>> working towards my minimum qualifcations.
>>
Am 10.02.2009 21:23 schrieb Tango-L and Tango-A Administrator :
> Point well taken, but allow me to suggest a more constructive response
> (than complaining to the list, or at least in ADDITION to complaining to
> the list): Post something to the list YOURSELF that is the kind of post
> you wo
Am 10.06.2009 19:26 schrieb Jack Dylan :
>> From: Trini y Sean (PATangoS) patan...@yahoo.com
>>
>
>
>> One dances to the melody but steps on the beat. >
>>
>
> Thanks Trini, that's a great answer.
>
>
It's correct, but not that simple.
Someone who really knows (and can explain
Am 25.06.2009 18:50 schrieb Nicolas Eyle :
> Walking doesn't have to look boring or stiff... It can be incredibly
> musical, fluid, and interesting if done well. The embrace should be
> comfortable, arms held high enough to be elegant but not rigid, I offer this
> example:
> http://www.youtube
Am 26.07.2009 20:36 schrieb Andrew RYSER SZYMAÑSKI :
> You don't need to be a professional dancer [or musician], indeed, you don't
> need to know anything about dancing to realise that they dance to the music
> about 5% of the time. The rest bears no relation. This is what makes it look
> clum
Am 22.10.2009 15:20 schrieb Alberto Gesualdi :
> Unfortunately, there is not a syllabus of tango codes, it would be something
> very useful,.
not a syllabus, but a collection is here:
http://www.tangosalon.com.ar/embracing.html
"It also discusses the Milonga Codes - set out for the very first t
Am 25.10.2009 02:19 schrieb Brian Dunn :
> http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1138280
>
> It's thirty-five pages long, but for myself I hope some Francophone is
> motivated to harvest some small goodies through translation for the rest of
> us...
>
The paper is nice, but hard t
The question is not dumb, because most djs play "El lloron" as a milonga.
The score is written as "Tango" and not even as "Tango Milonga". The
structure of the bass line is "long-short-short" that is close but
different than the milonga rhythm which is "longer-very
short-short-short". The mel
Am 25.04.2011 18:54 schrieb Michael :
> Walk to his music and you'll feel the end of phrases. Musically, I'm pretty
> sure a phrase is 16 measures.
>
>
If you define "measure" like this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_%28music%29 , a phrase in tango has
usually 4 measures (roughly 8 sec).
Am 14.08.2007 19:29 schrieb Igor Polk :
> It is known that Juan Carlos Copes:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpLqCth7DrY
>
> was not a tango dancer earlier in his career.
>
He studied electro-technology.
> Do you know who were his Tango teachers?
>
according to his own statement on todo
Am 14.10.2007 07:47 schrieb Tango Tango :
> -Or one could take the job of DJing seriously (especially if one is being
> paid for it) and DJ instead of dancing.
>
> Neil
>
Dear Neil,
Actually if you pay the DJ, you don't pay his time during the milonga,
you pay only a very, very small amount
Am 04.01.2008 22:20 schrieb Igor Polk :
> Martin:
> "I disagree with Igor, who says that becoming a better dancer gives you
> more dance partners. It is just the opposite. There are less partners
> that you will be interested in dancing with."
>
Igor:
> So, learn quality dancing, make tango f
I am afraid you forgot a interim question:
Am 08.01.2008 02:18 schrieb NANCY :
> You are confused, Shahrukh.
>
> The first question at the end of the first song is
> "Are you comfortable?" After the second song, it is
> "Do you have a boyfriend?"
If the answer is yes, the next question is: "is
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