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A Weekend of Argentine Tango
February 23-25, 2007
Workshops
with Avik Basu(Ann Arbor)
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About Avik | Registration | Private Lessons | Housing | Contact us | Schedule (subject to change):
Friday, February 23, 2007
8pm-midnight |
FREE Welcome
Milonga w/ Avik (DJ Patricia Greve)
including FREE beginner lesson 8-9pm Location: Emack & Bolio's, 945 N. High St. |
Saturday, February 24, 2007
1:00-1:30pm |
Check-in and warm-up |
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1:30-3:00pm
(All Levels) |
Musicality for Tango Dancers
Location: Royer Activities Building |
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3:15-4:45pm
(All Levels) |
Secret Ochos From Buenos Aires
Location: Royer Activities Building |
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4:45-5:30pm |
Open Practica |
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5:30-8:00pm |
Dinner Break |
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8pm-midnight |
Milonga, including Performances (DJ Avik)
Location: Vita Bella Dance Center, 891 N. High St. |
Sunday, February 25, 2007
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6:00pm-?? |
Dinner/ FREE Practica (DJ Linda)
Location: Agricultural Administration Building |
Avik Basu specializes in teaching social tango emphasizing connection, musicality, and navigation all of which inspire improvisation. His instruction has helped to develop the Ann Arbor community of Argentine Tango dancers, one of the largest social tango communities in North America.
Avik's classes are designed to help you enjoy the process of finding your own tango while respecting the traditions of this century old dance. In addition to his regular classes in Ann Arbor, he has also been a featured instructor in Denver, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Urbana-Champaign, New York, San Diego, and Mumbai, India. Despite his experience, he continues to have a vivid memory of what it was like to start learning this dance and this aids his teaching in a profound way. More than anything else, his wish is to infect students with his passion for this dance.
Many talented teachers have helped Avik in his tango quest including Cacho Dante, Robert Hauk, Alex Krebs, Hsueh-Tze Lee, Susana Miller, Christopher Nassopoulos & Caroline Peattie, Tom Stermitz, Robin Thomas, and Brigitta Winkler. And in great measure, Avik has been guided by his experiences with his many talented students.
For more information about Avik, see a2tango.com.
To register, (1) send email to register@tangocats.com with the following information:
As a general guideline, any hotel or bed-and-breakfast that is close to campus or downtown will make it easy for you to reach both the workshop locations (campus) and the milongas (downtown, in the Short North/Victorian Village area). Click here to see a partial list of hotels we have compiled for our workshop participants.
Royer Activities Building is located at 85 Curl Drive [map], on the Ohio State University campus, near OH-315 and Lane Avenue.
Emack & Bolio's cafe and ice cream shop is located at 945 N. High St. [map] in the Short North neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio Ohio. There is street parking on and to the west of High Street.
Vita Bella Dance and Body Center is located at 891 N. High St. [map] in the Short North neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. There is street parking on and to the west of High Street.
The Agricultural Administration Building is located at 2120 Fyffe Rd [map] on the OSU campus, near OH-315 and Lane Avenue. Parking and entrance are at the rear of the building.