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AASP: Milonguero Workshop in Korea by Eugenia and Chan Park



Milonguero Workshop in Korea by Eugenia and Chan Park
March 24-Apri 2, 2002

Milonguero Workshop will be held in Korea between
March 24 and April 6. Instructors of the workshop are
Eugenia and Chan Park from the United States, and
their profile is available at
http://wbTango.com/Eugenia_Chan.html.

Eugenia and Chan are known for their unique and
elegant style of dancing in close embrace, known as
Milonguero style, which has been danced in the crowded
clubs of Buenos Aires for decades.  As milonguero
dancers they simply move together to the rhythm of
tango, pausing only to convey their physical and
emotional expressions. In their dance, there is no
choreography involved, but joy, movement, connection,
and creativity.

As instructors, Eugenia and Chan are attentive to
students' understanding of the union of movement
between the man and the woman, as the man improvises,
leading the dance at each moment, the woman follows
him, not knowing the steps or directions the man will
take next. To the end they have developed an unique
teaching method style of 'TANGO made SIMPLE' to enable
students to enjoy social tango dancing.

If you have any questions regarding details of their
workshop and/or are interested in private lessons,
please contact solotangokorea @hanmail.net.

 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
 Sunday, March 24 in Seoul
 [1] 4:00-5:20 Tango music and musicality: brief tango
music history, rhythmic variations, dancing to
different orchestras
 [2] 5:40-7:00 Fundamentals of tango I: walk, embrace,
connection, posture
 [3] 8:00-9:20 Fundamental of Tango II: more walk,
syncopation, balance, ochos

 Monday, March 25 in Taejon
 [4] 7:30-8:50 Milonga I: interpretation of milonga
rhythm and movements

 Saturday, March 30 in Seoul
 [5] 4:00-5:20 Intermediate I: turns, navigation
 [6] 5:40-7:00 Milonga I: interpretation of milonga
rhythm and movements

 Sunday, March 31 in Seoul
 [7] 4:00-5:20 Intermediate II: more with turns and
syncopations
 [8] 5:40-7:00 Milonga II: more figures and different
rhythms
 [9] 8:00-9:20 Tango Vals

 Tuesday, April 2 in Seoul
 [10] 7:30-8:50 Combination and improvisation

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