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
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
--- 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
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 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
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
