[Tango-L] Lots of questions

[Noughts]

Again, a very very subjective subject....

Is strong and fast good?  Or slow and smooth?

All dependant upon taste and familiarity.

I know some amazing looking dancers that love firm hard movements to give
definition and others that need a breath of air past their cheek and they
will respond....

One you enjoy I suspect will be the quality that you are looking for....

2009/5/13 Ming Mar <ming_mar at yahoo.com>

>
> Pat Petronio writes:
> >As a woman in tango, the feeling of being transported in
> >the dance is absolutely the result of quality of movement,
> >and my partner's connection with me & the music
>
> What is good quality movement?  What is bad quality
> movement?  How can you tell if your own movement is high
> quality or low?  Can people be trained to do this?  If so,
> how do you train people to do high quality movement?
>
> What is connection with someone?  What is the difference
> between good connection and bad connection?  How can you
> tell if you're giving good connection?  Can people be
> trained to do this?  If so, how do you train people to do
> good connection?
>
> What is connection with music?  What is the difference
> between good connection and ban connection or no
> connection?  Can people be trained to do this?  If so, how
> do you train people to do good connection with the music?
>
>
>
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