Two great walkers (how would you say that in Spanish?)
I love how this couple reveals the music to me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nSMK_ubSl0
I would also love to see Milongas where a tandem or two
are reserved for couples who only walkno steps, no looking down
at their feet, no classmate c
My reaction is this was a nice video to share.
And darned if I'm not prompted by it to make a comment or two; this
perhaps in particular relation to the recent threads about commenting on
teachers, etc. as well.
My own way of helping people move forward for years (in social tango) has
been to he
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.com/watch?v=Cr4W4H-H9DU
Nicky (from Syracuse)
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On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 12:34 PM, Keith Elshaw wrote:
>
> So, I liked what this couple was doing. Very nice.
>
> And then I have a little criticism. Purely a personal reaction.
>
> Men who stick their left arm/hand up so high seem to me to be on kind of a
> trip. 3 inches lower and they would appea
Mario -
I would agree. Detlef and Melina are always popular when they come to
Gotham, and with good reason! They are among the few travelling
teachers I have seen who teach intermediate classes that deal with
useful principles, rather than stupid performance sequences.
Regards/Richard
1-212-695-1
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
to each his own..I thought this was a beautiful, interpretation with
wonderful musicality. I didn't see any cheap show effects, unless you
count some well-timed beautfully executed social dance type embellishments.
as for your other comment, Carlos Copello and Luna Palacios are
exquisite dancer
> From: Ilene Marder imhme...@yahoo.com
> I didn't see any cheap show effects ... > >
I think Andy means the 3 places where the audience gasp and
clap during the performance. And the figures are included for no
other reason than to elicit that response. Tango audiences are
just so easily imp
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2009 08:06:10 -0700 (PDT)
Mario wrote:
>Two great walkers (how would you say that in Spanish?)
>I love how this couple reveals the music to me.
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nSMK_ubSl0
Ahhh Detlef & Melina from Germany. I had the pleasure of taking
some workshops from
