A Weekend of Argentine Tango
September 28-30, 2007
Workshops
with Negracha & Diego Lanau(Buenos Aires)
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About Negracha & Diego | Registration | Private Lessons | Housing | Contact us | Schedule (subject to change):
Friday, September 28, 2007
8pm-1am |
FREE Welcome
Milonga w/ Negracha & Diego (DJ Nori)
including FREE beginner lesson 8-9pm Location: Emack & Bolio's, 945 N. High St. |
Saturday, September 29, 2007
1:00-1:30pm |
Check-in and warm-up |
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1:30-2:45 pm
(All Levels) |
Posture, Balance, and Coordination: Practice basic movement
Location: Pomerene Hall 213 |
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3:15-4:30pm
(All Levels) |
Musical Dynamics: Back and Front Ochos
Location: Pomerene Hall 213 |
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4:30-5:30pm |
Open Practica |
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5:30-8:00pm |
Dinner Break |
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8pm-1am |
Milonga, including Performances (DJ Linda)
Location: Emack & Bolio's, 945 N. High St. |
Sunday, September 30, 2007
1:30-2:00pm |
Check-in and warm-up Location: Agricultural Admin Building Ballroom |
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2:00-3:15pm
(All Levels) |
Milonga Rhythm and Classic Elements Location: Agricultural Admin Building Ballroom |
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3:30-4;45 pm
(Int/Adv) |
Milonga Traspie Location: Agricultural Admin Building Ballroom |
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5:30 pm -???
| Practilonga and Pizza! Location: Agricultural Admin Building Ballroom |
Negracha and Diego Lanau are Argentine Tango dancers from Buenos Aires. They have performed at many of the most popular milongas, been filmed for the Solo Tango Channel and MTV, and won numerous prizes. As ambassadors of the traditional milonguero-style tango, they dance with a close embrace.
Negracha and Diego are enthusiastic teachers. Each of them has a deep ?understanding of both the lead and the follow. They instill in their students an understanding of every aspect of Tango, from the basic walk to the fanciest of ganchos. Each of their workshops focuses on a single aspect of the dance, giving students an opportunity to completely absorb several variations of each movement. Starting with simple walking steps, they gently encourage students to progress to front and back ochos, boleos, giros, and ganchos.
Their workshops also teach milonguero etiquette. Students learn everything from how to invite a woman to dance with a cabezeo to how to navigate on a crowded dance floor. In their classes, Negracha and Diego present the flavor of genuine Buenos Aires milongas.
Negracha and Diego are passionate about how a true milonguero incorporates Tango into every aspect of his life. They have spent many hours studying with the old tangueros and count as their most influential teachers: Mingo Pugliese, Gustavo Naveira , Nito y Elba, Ezequiel Herrera, Pablo Veron, Osvaldo Zotto, Nestor Ray, Ricardo Vidourt, Graciela Gonzales, and Pupy Catello.
Now they wish to share the thrill of the Argentine Tango with students and audiences around the world.
To register, (1) send email to register@tangocats.com with the following information:
As a general guideline, any hotel or bed-and-breakfast that is close to campus or downtown will make it easy for you to reach both the workshop locations (campus) and the milongas (downtown, in the Short North/Victorian Village area). Click here to see a partial list of hotels we have compiled for our workshop participants.
Emack & Bolio's cafe and ice cream shop is located at 945 N. High St. [map] in the Short North neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio Ohio. There is street parking on and to the west of High Street.
The Agricultural Administration Building is located at 2120 Fyffe Rd [map] on the OSU campus, near OH-315 and Lane Avenue. Parking and entrance are at the rear of the building.