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Subject: TANGO-A Digest - 16 Sep 2000 to 17 Sep 2000 (#2000-242)
There are 5 messages totalling 178 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. NA-C, NA-E: Patricia and Nestor Ray
2. NA-W: re: Carina Losano and Pablo Fontana in SF Bay Area
3. SA: September events in Buenos Aires- Tango Festival in Buenos Aires
4. SA: Study the music of tango in BsAs
5. NA-W: Update re Juan Carlos Copes in Los Angeles!
"Where can I Tango in <city>?" requests should now be directed to
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Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 05:15:29 EDT
From: Timothy Pogros <TimmyTango @AOL.COM>
Subject: NA-C, NA-E: Patricia and Nestor Ray
Patricia and Nestor Ray will teach a Milonguerro Style tango and Milonga
Trespie at
Belinda's Bar, in Cleveland, Ohio
Wednesday night Sept 20, 2000 at 7:30 with Practica following
Thursday night Sept 21, private lessons
Friday night at 7:30 Beginning tango
Saturday afternoon, starting at 1:00 p.m.Milonguerro style tango and Milonga
Trespie
Sunday afternoon, starting at 1:00 p.m. Milonguerro styly tango and Vals
contact Tim Pogros (TimmyTango)
440/327-8211
Timmytango @aol.com
www.tangocleveland.com
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 08:12:29 -0700
From: smling <smling @EMAIL.MSN.COM>
Subject: NA-W: re: Carina Losano and Pablo Fontana in SF Bay Area
Carina Losano and pablo fontana
In the Bay Area September 15-26th
Teachers, performers and choreographers who have appeared in "Evita," "the
Tango Lesson," now making their US tour. Join these rising stars at the
following classes:
Friday, September 15th :
Los Altos Milonga, 7-8 p.m. Class All Levels, Milonga afterwards with
demonstration, American Legion Hall, 347 First St., Los Altos, $12 class
and milonga.
Thursday, September 21st :
Mariposa Tango Club at the Verdi, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m., Class All Levels,
Milonga afterwards with demonstration, 2424 Mariposa St., S.F., $14 class
and milonga.
Saturday, Deptember 23rd:
"All Night Milonga at the BEAT" Class 9-10:30 p.m. All levels Milonga
afterwards till dawn with demonstration, 2560 9th St., Berkeley, $15 class
and milonga.
Private lessons also available, $50/hour for one teacher, $80/hour for both
teachers. They will be teaching privates in SF at the Metronome Thursday
afternoon and Friday morning the 21st and 22nd. Otherwise available in
Berkeley for privates. Please call Stella at 510-655-3585 or email:
smling @msn.com.
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 16:44:58 -0300
From: Ana Garland y Miguel De Caro <decaro @BIGFOOT.COM>
Subject: Re: SA: September events in Buenos Aires- Tango Festival in Buenos
Aires
Dear Tango-A folks:
I don't know why Tito Palumbo is concerned about the Buenos Aires Tango
Festival. As far as I know, there WILL BE one from November 27 through
December 2 with classes, milongas, concerts, etc., as usual. The Festival is
organized by Mr. Diego Rivarola. You can see and interview with the details
at http://www.tangoshow.com (at the bottom of the page). Unfortunately, it
is in Spanish....
Hope this helps to clarify,
Regards
Original Message -----
From: Janis Kenyon <jantango @FEEDBACK.NET.AR>
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 2:36 PM
Subject: SA: September events in Buenos Aires
The September issue (No. 115) of Buenos Aires Tango
Tito Palumbo is concerned about the city government not organizing the third
festival de tango this year. For the past two years, the government
organized a full week of free tango concerts, milongas, and classes. Tito
is soliciting help from readers to encourage the city to hold this event
once again in December by writing Anibal Ibarra at gcba @buenosaires.gov.ar
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 13:08:23 -0300
From: Janis Kenyon <jantango @FEEDBACK.NET.AR>
Subject: SA: Study the music of tango in BsAs
Vittorio Pujia will be presenting a music appreciation class on Thursdays at
La Escuela Del Tango, San Jose 364, piso 3A, in Buenos Aires. He is a
musician and dancer of tango who will help you to better understand the
music. He gives private classes and can give an intensive seminar in four
classes in a shorter time period for groups in English, French, Italian, and
Spanish. I highly recommend him as a teacher, so if you will be coming to
Buenos Aires, write him at vittoriopujia @hotmail.com
Vittorio is also teaching a class about tango lyrics at Instituto del Sur, a
school for foreigners learning Spanish. In each class, he gives the lyrics
of a particular tango to the students. They listen to different versions.
They work on the vocabulary. They discuss the tango culture, the history,
important people and the artists. Finally, they sing the tango.
www.delsur.com.ar info @delsur.com.ar
Pichi
Do-It-Yourself Tango Tour in Buenos Aires
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 22:52:04 -0700
From: Linda Valentino <LindaValentino @PRODIGY.NET>
Subject: NA-W: Update re Juan Carlos Copes in Los Angeles!
REGISTRATION UPDATE:
Juan Carlos Copes' class on Friday, September 22 in Los Angeles is SOLD OUT.
However, there are still a few spaces left in the class on Tuesday,
September 26. If you want to attend the Tuesday class, please
call or e-mail ASAP to make sure that you are on the list. I cannot
guarantee any space for people who show up at the door without a
reservation. (And if you made a reservation for either night and find that
you will be unable
to attend, I would appreciate knowing so that I can give your space to
someone else.) Once again, here are the details:
THE LEGENDARY JUAN CARLOS COPES!
Friday, September 22 (8 - 9:30 p.m.) & Tuesday, September 26, (8:15 - 9:45
p.m.); $30 per person, per class
Academy 331
530 N. La Cienega (1/2 block south of Melrose)
West Hollywood
The Maestro makes a rare Los Angeles appearance to attend the "Dance on Film
Awards," for which he is nominated for his choreography for Carlos Saura's
Oscar-nominated film, "Tango" (he also co-starred). We are delighted that he
has agreed to teach two classes for us. Maestro Copes is arguably the most
famous tango performer in the world. He is also a remarkably beautiful
social dancer, having learned his craft in the milongas of his youth. In our
humble opinion, he possesses one of the most amazing upper bodies of any man
in tango. Just to watch him is an invaluable learning experience. The
maestro will focus on his special brand of technique and elegance for the
social floor.
Recently voted in a poll of more than 12,000 Buenos Aires residents as the
greatest tango dancer of the 20th Century, Juan Carlos Copes is known as the
father of performance tango or "tango ballet." His credits and awards as a
professional dancer are too numerous to list, but he is perhaps best known
in this country as the star and principal choreographer of "Tango
Argentino." Through his many shows, movie and television performances, he
has served as tango's ambassador to the world. He is truly one of
Argentina's national treasures. Don't miss this rare opportunity to study
with a living legend of tango!
Juan Carlos Copes will also be our special guest at Salon Recuerdo on
Thursday, September 21. Come and help us welcome the Maestro to Los
Angeles--8 p.m. to midnight, Culver City Masonic Lodge, 9635 Venice Blvd.
(between Overland and Main/Bagley). $10 per person includes dancing to the
greatest orchestras of the "Golden Age of Tango" and refreshments For more
information, see our website at www.apurotango.com, or call (323) 650-0509.
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