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Directions
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What's
on
Social
Events
at
Bramshaw
Café milonga in the studio
Sat 18 May 8pm - midnight
Teaching
Events
at
Bramshaw
Tango Toolkit for beginners
Sunday 19 May
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Live
Music
Bramshaw
Weekly
Classes
Tuesday
Bailamos
Tango Class
8.00-9.30pm
£8
Wednesday Beginners' Class 8pm-9.30pm £8
Next Bramshaw course starts in September
From June 5th we are teaching a tango beginners course and an improvers course in Chichester
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Every Thursday
Advanced Musicality class at Bramshaw starts at 8pm.
£8
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Practice
Sessions
at
Bramshaw
Practicas every Tuesday
9.30-10.30pm
(after class)
Thursday
10-11pm
(after musicality)
Teaching
Events
at
Bramshaw
The 2013 workshop dates are now online and available for booking
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"The
dancers body is simply
the luminous manifestation of their soul. This is the truly creative
dancer, natural but not imitative, speaking in movement out of self and
out of something greater than all selves"
Isadora Duncan
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For
a full list of our argentine tango
events, classes, weekend workshops and holidays go to our calendar
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There is no 'Cha Cha' in Chi
...but there is a SALON TANGO course |
Our next beginners' course in Chichester starts on Wednesday 5 June. The venue is still being arranged, so check the Tango Impulse website or the Tango Impulse facebook page for all the latest information. Go on, do something impulsive and put some tango passion in your life.
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Every
Thursday night, and on special weekend dates, Steve Morrall leads
classes that focus on using the music as inspiration for improvised
movement.
Michelle and Murat Erdemsel joined us for our class on Vals recently
and Michelle posted this quote on facebook on May 2:
"If you live
close by Bramshaw, I highly recommend attending these musicality
workshops. Every Thursday!! I wish I could take advantage of it myself!" MORE |
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| Bramshaw leads the
way with a sparking line up of visiting maestros for
Tango Tangks in 2013 |
| Later this year Bramshaw presents the debut
appearances of Gustavo
Benzecry-Saba and Maria Olivera
on September 27-29 and Paul and Paras
(Tango
Atelier and Taboe
Camp) on
November 22-24 BOOKING
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Pictured above: Ines and Constantin (left) Paul and Paras (centre)
Gustavo and Maria (right).
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Learn to dance Argentine Tango
Get fit, have
fun, lose weight, meet like-minded
people and learn a
beautiful dance.
We run regular 8 week courses to introduce you to this beautiful dance
and provide the foundation for advancement through our progressive
levels at Tango UK. Call us for details and prices of the next start
date. Beginners' courses take place on Wednesday evenings from 8 -
9.30pm at our dance studio, 2 miles from J1 on the M27 at Bramshaw in
the New Forest.
TELEPHONE
AND CONTACT DETAILS
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 Tango is
about sharing
Steve
and Debbie recommend www.liftshare.org
to coordinate the sharing of car journeys and cut costs.
After
joining this free service, members simply register their journey
and the system lists all potential matching
journeys. The matches are displayed in both table and map format,
allowing the user to easily find the most suitable people. Having found a match the user simply sends
an automated email to any
likely matches and arranges to travel together. JOIN
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MILONGA UNO! THE
PARTY MILONGA
Milonga Uno happens every 2nd Friday of the month, 8pm - midnight.
There is so much choice for dancing argentine tango socially these days
if you are a
confident dancer. For the
last few years we have observed
beginners and recent beginners try a milonga or tea dance once or twice
and then give up. The problem is the seniors in the dance community are
getting better and better but from a beginners' perspective 'better and
better' is perceived as 'intimidating and exclusive'.
A dancer who was a regular tango dancer 7 years ago, dropped in
recently to say hello and commented on how much the scene had changed,
saying "You know Steve, it's not as much fun as it used to be". That
got me thinking.....
Milonga Uno is designed to be fun. It is not
in any way a
traditional
milonga - we offer this format on other nights, as do most other
organisers. Milonga Uno is for people who enjoy dancing, having fun and
going out for a great social evening. The music is skillfully mixed by
Steve to
include some real gems of Argentine tango, vals and milonga, but more
than 70% of the playlist
will be alternative, modern music that
tango
dancers can connect rhythmically to. MILONGA
UNO SOUNDS
There are no tandas (a collection of 3 or 4 tracks followed by a
cortina). Music is played track by track to encourage dancers to dance
one track at a time instead of adhering to the 'finish the tanda
whatever happens rule'. Its a party, not a trial by jury!
With this eclectic, esoteric mix of music, you are likely to hear some
tracks that you don't want to dance to. Take a seat and socialise, the
next track is less than 4 minutes away.
Hot and cold drinks and snacks are provided and the fun starts at 8pm
and goes on until midnight. If you are getting a little bored by your
dance, or are a tango newbie who wants to gain confidence while having
fun, or if you simply love to dance, Milonga Uno is perfect for you.
Tango UK dance studio, Bramshaw SO43 7JE. £7 8pm - midnight
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