The Popular Practilonga! Practice + Milonga = Practilonga! Since my interview and time spent chatting with Mitra, I have found that the topic of growing tango and teaching beginners to really be a hot topic (again or still). I spoke recently to my colleague Karen Jaffe of Tangogypsies in Asheville, North Carolina and she spoke […]
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Wow! my dear readers! I spent a lovely week in Portugal and am intoxicated by the experience so much so that I want to return! There was some tango as most of my visits to places are created through tango connections, so this one was no different. And yet, so different!!! Maybe it was the
I have been back in Europe for about 3 weeks now. This has included a trip to Berlin to assist Graciela Gonzalez with her classes. This time around I am staying in a sleepy town outside of Brussels called Mons. This will be my base for the next several months. The visit with Graciela was again,
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An improved Milonga Experience you say? Ok, to be fair this blog will not be about my opinions on lighting or table seating arrangements, although I am sure I have opinions on that too, this is about YOU and how YOU can improve your own experience, or at least attempt to. I hear so often
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In part 1 of New Ways to Engage Tango Newbies I discussed how I thought Peer to Peer Learning really added an extra dimension to ASU Tango students’ learning. In this blog I interviewed colleague Mitra Martin, Co-Founder of Oxygen Tango, in Los Angeles for her ideas and explorations into peer to peer learning at Oxygen. What
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