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Dear Elena, you have no idea how happy and excited I was when Sabah told me "your friend Elena
is here! " It's like finally I get to meet you! I couldn't stop looking at you dance. YOU LOOKED
AWESOME!
I read your email about tango styles, and I really enjoyed it! I keep telling my classmates to read
your emails and learn more about tango. I love your energy and your honesty, and how you always
say your mind! Keep it up Girl!
Your friend and your tango sister, Zeina Chammas, 14 Dec 2006
is here! " It's like finally I get to meet you! I couldn't stop looking at you dance. YOU LOOKED
AWESOME!
I read your email about tango styles, and I really enjoyed it! I keep telling my classmates to read
your emails and learn more about tango. I love your energy and your honesty, and how you always
say your mind! Keep it up Girl!
Your friend and your tango sister, Zeina Chammas, 14 Dec 2006
Tango Musical Uniqueness
Some dancers think that MUSIC is how we interpreter the music
into the foot patterns. Understanding the Tango music is the first
step to identify what steps to dance with this specific music.
Good rhythm makes an effortless look on the dance floor. The luck
of rhythm makes stiff and awkward appearance.
Rhythm means how we use our feet to interpret beats of the music.
Each dance has its own rhythm.
Syncopations is when a dancer takes 2 steps on 1 beat of music.
Tempo is the speed in which the music is played. When you are
able to count music by using beats and rhythms, to distinguish the
syncopations, and to find that down - strong - beat - you will be
able to see how many different tempos are used in popular dance
music.
It is very important for a Tango dancer to listen to the music, to feel
the music, and to dance the silence in it - silently. There is no
necessity to dance every bit in tango. When people do it, the dance
looks like an exercise, but not a tango.
Some dancers think that MUSIC is how we interpreter the music
into the foot patterns. Understanding the Tango music is the first
step to identify what steps to dance with this specific music.
Good rhythm makes an effortless look on the dance floor. The luck
of rhythm makes stiff and awkward appearance.
Rhythm means how we use our feet to interpret beats of the music.
Each dance has its own rhythm.
Syncopations is when a dancer takes 2 steps on 1 beat of music.
Tempo is the speed in which the music is played. When you are
able to count music by using beats and rhythms, to distinguish the
syncopations, and to find that down - strong - beat - you will be
able to see how many different tempos are used in popular dance
music.
It is very important for a Tango dancer to listen to the music, to feel
the music, and to dance the silence in it - silently. There is no
necessity to dance every bit in tango. When people do it, the dance
looks like an exercise, but not a tango.
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Learn and experience, that Tango consists four measures (weight, flow, space and time).
You harmonize it with your partner and the music. With this understanding, a few might get
a pretty good tango.
- Change the weight with your partner, having the whole energy of the steps down and
growing your tango roots...
- Keeping your feet with the floor, stretching from the knees and hips, crossing behind your
spine...
- Circling around each other, finding the right time to move, or change the weight together...
Come to our lesson to learn what does it mean...
You harmonize it with your partner and the music. With this understanding, a few might get
a pretty good tango.
- Change the weight with your partner, having the whole energy of the steps down and
growing your tango roots...
- Keeping your feet with the floor, stretching from the knees and hips, crossing behind your
spine...
- Circling around each other, finding the right time to move, or change the weight together...
Come to our lesson to learn what does it mean...
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