This is a message from a Salsa friend some of you might be interested as
well. Specially if you love tango too.
We'll be having more salsa updates soon. The next Regent Salsa on Friday
June 23rd.
And by the way. Again tonight at Mabels there will be salsa with DJ Juan.
Also Bris and Tanya are teaching 1.5 hour lesson before the DJ salsa. For
better information read this little segment from Tanya
Take a class before dancing at Mabel's:
Bris and Tanya (that's me) will teach a 1.5 hour lesson before
the dancing starts, 9-10:30pm. This is not part of a
series, just a self contained lesson. So, if you
haven't been dancing for a while - come! If you have
friends who have always wanted to learn salsa but were
afraid to ask - let them know! We will teach moves that
are appropriate fro beginners and will show variations
for intermediate and advanced dancers.
What: Pre-dance salsa lesson
When: today, Thursday, 9-10:30pm
Where: Mabel's
Who: Bris and Tanya
How much: $6 that includes the cover charge ($2)
Now back to the TANGO NEWS
see ya
Dario
----- Original Message -----
From: Ron Weigel <weigel@uiuc.edu>
To: <farias@uiuc.edu>
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 1:56 PM
Subject: Introduction to Argentine tango
> Please forward to the salsa list. Thanks. It appears that sending a
message
> to 'salsa@uiuc.edu' does not work.
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-- > ------------ > > Queridos Salseros, > > I am forwarding a message for those interested in Argentine tango. > > This weekend there will be an opportunity to learn some basics of Argentine > tango at the Phillips Recreation Center at the corner of Springfield and > McCullough in Urbana. Prior to a milonga (Argentine tango social dance) > there will be an introductory lesson from 7-8 PM given by visting > professional Argentine tango instructors. The cost is $8 and includes > admission to the dance following the lesson. So, take a chance, learn some > tango, practice a bit, sit and watch our tango scene, and stay for the > performance given by the instructors. > > >C-U Tangueros, > > > >There will be several treats at the June 10th milonga at the Phillips > >Recreation Center that are the icing on the cake for the typical sound > >foundation. In addition to several hours of glorious tango (including milonga > >and vals varieties) and the sprinkling of tropical Latin music, we will have > >the following: > > > >- As announced previously, an introductory lesson will be given prior to the > >milonga by Maria Castello and Jacques Saint-Cyr, our guests of honor for the > >milonga and our visiting instructors for the weekend. We recommend that you > >advertise this workshop to your friends that you want to introduce to tango. > >Also, if you are relatively new to tango or feel you need a review of basic > >material, this workshop is also for you. ... I need to mention that learning > >tango has magical qualities. I know a certain tanguero who took one of > >Maria's tango workshops with a dance friend, as their first introduction to > >tango, and this began a relationship that resulted in their marriage less > >than a year later!! There is no doubt that the clarity of teaching in this > >workshop motivated them to continue studying tango together. > > > >- Maria and Jacques will be giving a tango performance during the break at > >the milonga. They are professionals. This will be an impressive performance. > > > >Leonardo > >El Leon del Tango > >TangoLeon@aol.com > > Ronald M. Weigel, Ph.D. > Professor > Division of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine > Department of Veterinary Pathobiology > 2001 S Lincoln Avenue > University of Illinois > Urbana, IL 61802 USA > phone: (217)-244-1365 > messages: (217)-333-2449 > FAX: (217)-244-7421 > e-mail: weigel@uiuc.edu >
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