THE JOY OF TANGO
milongas workshops classes
Sunday Afternoon Milonga
The Joy Of Tango Cambridge Tea Dance
Cambridge Unitarian Hall
launching on Sunday 22nd April
1.30 - 5.30pm
hosted by Miriam Gita and Stephen Vince
The Joy of Tango Intensive Classes in Cambridge
Sunday the 29th April 2018, 11.00 -12.30
and every Sunday morning at the same time
£15 (£10 concessions) for 90 minute class
Romsey Mill Centre, Hemingford Rd, (just off Mill rd) Cambridge CB1 3BZ
Norwich Tango on Tuesdays
The Joy of Tango Milonga
Weekly with a Lesson
Launching on Tuesday 24th April every Tuesday
7.00pm to 8.00pm lesson
8.00pm to 11.00pm milonga for all
£10 for the evening, concessions £8
St Thomas Church Hall, Earlham Rd, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 3RG
The Joy of Tango Milonga
Weekly with a Lesson
Launching on Tuesday 24th April every Tuesday
7.00pm to 8.00pm lesson
8.00pm to 11.00pm milonga for all
£10 for the evening, concessions £8
St Thomas Church Hall, Earlham Rd, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 3RG
Miriam Gita and Stephen Vince tango teaching is based on the ergonomics of movement. With years spent studying the inner workings of the body to discover deep down how two people can move as one, harmoniously and with fluidity to create a natural and comfortable tango dance. They also focus on guiding their students to feel their own personal connection with the music and use that inspiration to spontaneously interpret and improvise their movements within their dance.
Both Miriam and Stephen have gained a wide range of experience teaching dance and tango and have developed a unique methodology based on the principle of building up the student's technique in layers and therefore offering a mixed-level learning environment which is challenging to all levels. Muscle memory and awareness of the style and aesthetic of Argentine Tango are reinforced by exercises directed to the How for each type of movement.
The Joy of Tango
... is in the music, the atmosphere, one's partner of the moment and
finding joy in the smaller things.
Argentine Tango is such a special dance
in its unique system of 'invisible' lead and follow
Its secret may lie in listening
... listening to the music
... listening to one's partner
silently
Both Miriam and Stephen have gained a wide range of experience teaching dance and tango and have developed a unique methodology based on the principle of building up the student's technique in layers and therefore offering a mixed-level learning environment which is challenging to all levels. Muscle memory and awareness of the style and aesthetic of Argentine Tango are reinforced by exercises directed to the How for each type of movement.
The Joy of Tango
... is in the music, the atmosphere, one's partner of the moment and
finding joy in the smaller things.
Argentine Tango is such a special dance
in its unique system of 'invisible' lead and follow
Its secret may lie in listening
... listening to the music
... listening to one's partner
silently