MUSIKALITÄTSWORKSHOP Mit Cosae Mandinga 10. Oktober 19:30-21:00 Uhr Dieser Workshop ist für alle Tänzer/innen gedacht, die sich intensiv mit der Musikinterpretation von Tango, Vals und Milonga beschäftigen wollen. Die 2 argentinischen Musiker von Cosae Mandinga haben dafür einen speziellen Workshop entwickelt, den sie erfolgreich in ganz Europa unterrichten. Kein Paaranmeldung nötig ! Zeit: Fr. 19:30 – 21:00 Uhr Kosten: 25 € pro Person Wo: Tangozentrum Muenchen (Dachauerstr. 20) Anmeldung:sonja@tangozentrum- Muenchen oder 089-20206343 What do we dance to when we are dancing a tango, vals or milonga song? Meaning, to which elements that the music propose us are we connecting to motivate our movements and our dancing? Many times the most common answer to these questions is that we connect to the beat, or in Spanish “El pulso”. This element alone can sometimes be monotonous, regular and only a few times can be altered inside a tango song, and although it’s a very important element we believe that there is a lot more inside a tango song that just the beat. But, to which other elements can we connect to inspire our dancing then? In this Workshop we will get inside the tango universe of music elements that exist and are easy to appreciate. Without being too technical we will name and differentiate using famous recordings and live music the moments of a tango song, its basic elements, structures, motivs and seccions that build tango as a language. Because first of all tango IS a language, and like any language it’s coherent and decodable, but in order to get to dance it in connection with its essence, a conscious listening is critical. Drawn from our experience as teachers and milonga musicians we recognize that the biggest challenge is to dance interpreting all the music elements that happen during a song, to let yourself go through recognizing the musical moments. Our exercises and explanations are oriented in improving this connection. Video promocional youtu.be/w0EdJmFaByg
Posted on: Fri, 26 Sep 2014 15:06:48 +0000
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