Argentine Tango - An Introduction For Couples

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The Argentine Tango developed in the ghettos and brothels of Buenos Aires during the latter part of the nineteenth century. In its social form the style is intimate, spontaneous, and playful. Unusually, the Argentine Tango embodies elements of both ballroom and Latin technique; also it has unique aspects such as the hold. Most important, however, is the flexibility of the technique, with its small units of movement, non-prescriptive timing, and amounts of turn. Together with the importance of lead and follow this all serves the free-spirited nature of the style. , You should enrol with a partner. The partner may be of the other or same sex. The partner need not be your life-partner, just someone with whom you wish to play!

Course information

Name: Argentine Tango - An Introduction For Couples Qualification title: Non regulated SFA formula funded provision, Level 1, Performing Arts, Up to 12 hrs, PW B Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20140821 11:05:11 Updated 20140821 11:05:11

Entry requirements

Argentine tango dance shoes or other dance shoes with a suede sole, if you have them. If not, bring shoes that are comfortable, secured to your foot at the heel, and non-stick (trainers are not suitable). A low heel is the general recommendation., clothing that allows you to move freely, drinking water in a bottle, a pen, Equipment required Argentine tango dance shoes or other dance shoes with a suede sole, if you have them. If not, bring shoes that are comfortable, secured to your foot at the heel, and non-stick (trainers are not suitable). A low heel is the general recommendation., clothing that allows you to move freely, drinking water in a bottle, a pen,

Provider

Morley College
Further Education
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