New Argentine tango classes for beginners & improvers will commence at PEC (Physical Education Center) of Queen's University Belfast on Tuesday 20th and Friday 23rd of April 2010 running for 8 weeks. The description for the classes has as following:
Beginners
This class aims to teach the fundamental elements of tango salón (communication, elegance and seduction) through simple routines as it is danced today in Buenos Aires to absolute beginners. Students are welcome to register with or without a partner.
Improvers
This class continues and enhances the material taught at the beginners level. Enhanced elements of tango such as giros with open and closed embrace, sacadas, barridas and simple routines in rythmic tango (tango milonguero) with closed embrace are introduced, analysed and practiced. Prerequisite to enroll on this level is to have completed one beginners level class cycle at PEC or elsewhere, or having danced tango for at least 6 months. It is strongly recommended to enroll with a parther, but if that is not possible qualified singles are also welcome and will be taken care.
General notes
The duration of the class is 1.5 hr long. This arragement enable us to perfectly wrap the class material in time, from the warm-up/walking exercises down to the main material taught of the evening down to the conclusion and practice on it for the last 20 min with selected genuine argentine tango music.Class day/time: Tuesday 20:15 - 21:45
Class Venue: Queen's University Belfast, Physical Education Centre, Botanic Park, Belfast BT9 5EX, Studio 1
Instructor: Nikos (griego_tanguero)(See a map of the location below):
http://www.qub.ac.uk/sport/FileStore/PECmap/Filetoupload,40299,en.pdfThe PEC can be accessed in a number of ways:
1 By foot
- from the back of the University walk across Botanic Park
- from University Road through the main Botanic Park entrance
- from Stranmillis, at the bottom of Stranmillis Gardens
2 By car
- From the Ormeau Road, coming from Belfast, turn onto Stranmillis Embankment and the PEC main car p ark is on your right.
- From the Malone Road, turn into Stranmillis Road and drive along the river past the Lyric Theatre and the PEC car park is on your left.
For additional information and enrollment please contact:
Queen's Sport
Queen's University Belfast
Physical Education Centre
Botanic Park, Belfast BT9 5EX
Tel: 028 9068 1126
Internally from Queen's: 4317 and 4319
Fax: 028 9068 1129
http://www.qub.ac.uk/sport/Aboutus/Contactdetails/
http://www.qub.ac.uk/sport/ActivityProg ... Enrolment/It is highly recommended that ladies wear comfortable smart casual clothes (preferably dress, but even trousers is ok), and high heel shoes (e.g. sandals, but NOT spike heels) and gentlemen wear street shoes with leather sole (NOT rubber soles).
Also, since tango involves close embrace of the partners with sometimes physical contact of the faces, please ensure a clean body and mouth (fresh breath), but without excessive perfume or lotions. As tango is the epitome of romance and elegant seduction between a man and a woman, respect for each one's partner will help keep the magic of tango live! Any queries please email Nikos at
nikoskyr@hotmail.com or call 0789 059 2015
See you all there!
