[Tango-L] Tango history

[Crrtango@aol.com]

For those who are interested and/or curious, I have just finished the first 
of a four-part series on the history of Tango for the internet ezine "Smooth 
Moves" which can be accessed at: oakebooks.com/ezine/index.php   

The first part, which is now available, covers the period from the later part 
of the 1800's to about 1910 and examines the early formative years and the 
musical and cultural influences. The second will examine the years 1910 to about 
1928, the third the "Golden Age" up to 1950 and the last from 1950 and after. 
  They will be published quarterly with the second installment appearing 
around Sept. They are not long or encyclopedic but are instead meant to touch on 
some highlights of the history. Enjoy.
(There may be a few typos...please excuse.)

Charles


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