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RunTex (Georgetown) -
First Friday Class
809 S Main St, Georgetown, Texas
First Friday,
March 5 - All levels class 7:00 - 7:45 PM. No experience
necessary. Practice session 7:45 - 9:00 PM.
First Friday
Tango Details
Lovey's Loot (NW Austin)
- Wednesday Class
8650 Spicewood Springs Rd Suite
107-108, Austin, TX
This class series at Lovey's is a beginner
series. As always, we focus on dancing for small spaces by using good
connection, simple movements, and dancing to the music. Early registration
is $30 ($35 on the day of the first class).
Beginner - no experience necessary
Wednesday, March 10 & 17
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
$30 Early Registration ($35 at event)
To Pre-Register at
Lovey's
Loot
8650 Spicewood Springs Rd
Suite 107-108,
Austin, TX
512.258.7500
RunTex (Georgetown) -
Saturday Class
809 S Main St, Georgetown, Texas
Class in Georgetown is a 2 day format held in the
Run Tex multipurpose room for the following days listed below. Price is
$25 for two days (approximately three hours) worth of instruction. Payment
by cash, check or
pre-register with PayPal. Please
contact us if you have any questions.
Beginner - no experience necessary
Saturday, March 13 & 20
3:30 - 4:55 PM
$20 By March 9th
Pre-register
$25 After March 9th
Intermediate
Saturday, March 13 & 20
5:00 - 6:30 PM
$20 By March 9th
Pre-register
$25 After March 9th
Aralyn's Downtown in Austin
910 Congress Ave Suite 200, Austin, Texas
Class at
Aralyn's are an immersion into close space dancing, social style
tango. You will learn to dance in an intimate and relaxed setting in the
type of space that you would find at most Austin venues. Leather soled shoes required for class. Please
contact us if you have
any questions.
No classes scheduled at this time.
Southwestern University, Georgetown
Tango
classes are for Southwestern students, faculty, staff, retirees, alumni, and their respective
spouses or significant others. SU classes are taught by Stephen Shortnacy
with Mardi Brown guest teaching on occasion.
For information about this classes email
SIRA@southwestern.edu or call 512-863-1665.
Beginning Argentine Tango-
Milonguero Style- Take your first steps in to the world of Argentine tango.
In this class you will learn to develop a connection with your partner and
explore the tango embrace. Among the topics we'll cover are the technique
of movement, posture, connecting with your partner, the music, open embrace,
milonguero style close embrace, elements of walking, rock turn to the left, rock
turn to the right, and other beginner elements. For a full breakdown of
the beginner syllabus (which is covered over a period of 2 months), see the
Introduction to Tango
page of the website. No partner necessary. No experience required. Partner
rotation mandatory.
Who should take this class? If you have no previous
dance experience, or if you have no previous experience with Milonguero style
dancing, this is where you want to start. Even if you have learned another style
of tango, we may be covering topics you might not have seen and will need for
the Intermediate classes. Please contact us if you are unsure where to begin.
Intermediate Tango*
continues from the Beginning Argentine Tango series. We will continue to refine
your study of body movement, technique and continue to explore the possibilities
of the embrace.
Some of the intermediate concepts include: more advanced Milonguero style
movements like the ocho cortado and it's variations, paradas, ochos, variations on ochos, giros, dancing in same foot
(cross) system, sacadas, crusadas, crusada varaitions and transferring your
vocabulary to the other two dances in the Argentine Tango family- Milonga and
Vals. We will continue to emphasize improvisation & musicality of the dance to traditional tango, nuevo
tango & alternative music. No partner necessary. Partner rotation mandatory.
*Intermediate Tango is non-sequential, you just need
to be comfortable with the elements we cover in the Beginner series before
joining, which generally takes about 2 months for many people.
Syllabus
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