Oh, you're right. That goes by too fast for me to read it. I'm busy
reading the stuff on the side. Interesting human factors issue.
Thanks, Ralph!
joe
On Jun 10, 2008, at 2:29 PM, Ralph J. Hangleiter wrote:
> As it says in the introduction: Amarras Juan D'Arienzo?
>
> Regards
> Ralph
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Hi, Joe--
At 1:00 PM -0500 6/10/08, Joe Grohens wrote:
>By the way, in the Osvaldo Centeno video, what is the music being
>played?
>
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSJLX7OA8Pg
D'Arienzo/Mauré : "Amarras"
--Ira
Ithaca, NY
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Interesting thoughts on pausing, Ron and others.
Are we using "pause" to refer to those times when each partner stays
on one leg rather than changing weight with the music?
I have experienced times when the dance floor is so crowded that the
couples cannot progress, and you just have to danc
Should one used pauses in dancing tango?
One of the difficulties in coming to a judgment about whether pauses
are used or are normal in tango is that the 'pause' is not clearly
defined in terms of its duration.
At one level, one can say that one is ALWAYS pausing in tango (milonga
and vals). A ma
