[Tango-L] Rampant serious misunderstandings about "Gustavo"

[Iron Logic]

you are a great source of useless trivia;)). 

"Chris, UK" <tl2 at chrisjj.com> wrote:  > You're misinformed. They haven't taught workshops in Europe for years.

To clarify: ...prior to their arrival a few weeks ago.

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Chris









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*Subject:* Re: [Tango-L] Rampant serious misunderstandings about "Gustavo"
*From:* "Chris, UK" 
*To:* Tango-L at mit.edu
*CC:* tl2 at chrisjj.com
*Date:* Fri, 27 Jul 2007 21:04 +0100 (BST)

Huck wrote:

> 27.5 euros per hour is perhaps a bit pricy, but not outrageous at least 
> by what apparently are normal European standards for group classes from 
> traveling professionals.

The price of this Gustavo seminar is about 3x normal. And 3x the price of 
the last comparable event I heard of hereabouts - Los Ocampos in London.

> By way of comparison, the classes at the upcoming Moscow Tango Festival

...are the most expensive European classes you could have chosen. Partly 
due to the 2x festival factor. Not a good example of normal, Huck.

Here's another comparison - round here, that $750 is entrance to 100 
milongas. Regular dancers don't spend that kind of money on a single 
seminar. Gustavo's customers will be almost exclusively teachers and other 
tango workers, including those just buying a CV entry for good RoI.

Meredith wrote:

> Most of the year, Gustavo & Giselle teach foreigners both in (excellent)
> seminars here in Buenos Aires and in workshops in Europe and the US.

You're misinformed. They haven't taught workshops in Europe for years.

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Chris
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