[Tango-L] demo advice needed
Trini y Sean (PATangoS)
patangos at yahoo.com
Sun Feb 10 16:04:48 EST 2008
Hola listeros,
Thanks everyone for the really great advice. Its been
something Ive wanted to ask for awhile but was dreading
generating a lot of negative posts instead.
Someone also sent me a private email giving some great
advice about movement of the couple. Youd basically pick
one part of the stage (e.g., front stage right) and the
couple occupying that area decides when the group moves.
So when that couple moves toward the back row, everyone
else moves into the next spot.
Concerning choreography, a friend of mine worked on a
choreography for the first time recently and shares some
very good thoughts about his experience.
http://devaldivia.com/
My interest in choreography arose when someone in the
community last year began teaching a completely
choreographed piece (upon someones request) as a teaching
tool. It has since evolved into a community affair that
has gotten more people involved, with some learning it just
for fun. Its given less experienced dancers more
confidence and involvement. And everyone, even the very
inexperienced dancers, can separate the choreography from
their social dancing. The only problem we need to keep an
eye on is the woman letting the man lead her ornaments
instead of doing it on her own. But the choreography only
takes up 3 minutes of what is usually a 15-30 minute
presentation. Lots of time left to fill! All of this
advice will help.
Perhaps this might eventually involve putting together a
little tango show but thats another fish to fry.
Trini de Pittsburgh
PATangoS - Pittsburgh Argentine Tango Society
Our Mission: To make Argentine Tango Pittsburghs most popular social dance!
http://patangos.home.comcast.net/
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