$2500 - 2BR/2BA Apartment - 6328 Larkin Drive, The University of British Columbia, Hawthorn Place, Vancouver, BC V6T 0A7, Canada

$2500 - 2BR/2BA Apartment - 6328 Larkin Drive, The University of British Columbia, Hawthorn Place, Vancouver, BC V6T 0A7, Canada

Fireworks over BC Stadium in Vancouver, BC, Canada

Robson street view - Downtown Vancouver , BC, Canada

Dance Show - Rumba and Samba (+playlist)

$1950 - 1BR/1BA Apartment - Seymour Street

$1950 - 1BR/1BA Apartment - Seymour Street

Garbuzov - Menzinger, AUT | 2013 World Showdance LAT R1

TANGO IN CALGARY

CALGARY TANGO EVENTS *************************** Thursday Night Practica for everyone Come join fellow dancers for the Thursday night practica at the Sunalta Community Centre, 1627 10 Ave SW, every Thursday from 7:30-10:30pm. Entry fee is $5. Tango Groups in Calgary ********************************************************** Miercoles Milonga A fortnightly milonga with refreshments Held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month 8:00-11:00 pm at Scarboro Community Centre 1727 - 14th Ave. SW Parking is on the South side of the Centre Cost $8.00 ****************************************************** Saturday, September 14th, 2013 Location: Mount Royal Station 2317, 10 St., SW, Calgary Cost for milonga: $15 8PM-9PM Free all-level lesson before milonga: Contact Tel 1 780 439 7771 ********************************************************************** Milonga Sept 28,2013 Mount Royal Station 2317, 10 St., SW, Calgary Cost for milonga: $15 Contact Patricia Tel 403 667 1616 ********************************************************************** Calgary Argentine Tango Afficionados; Joanne, Kevin & Nick Calgary Milongueros Calgary Tango-Ar Society Casa Tango Calgary; Vera y Daniel Dance Calgary; Leo Sato The Epicurean Tango Society; Sandra Miercoles Milongas; Rami Speaking Tango; Maraya Tango Bar Calgary; Mike Wiebe Tango In Calgary; Bruno Tango for the Soul; Maria Tango Para Todos; Diego Smola Thursday Night Practicas; Randy Calgary Tango Yahoo group Tea and Tango; Philippe et Catty Other places in Calgary that offer tango %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Alberta DanceSport DancEnergy Tango Groups in Edmonton Casa Tango Edmonton; Vera & Daniel Tango Divino Edmonton; Vincenzo & Ida Tango Plus Edmonton; Cristina & Vicente Vince & Cindy at Parkdale Hall on Sundays

STAMPEDE TANGO & ARGENTINA DAY

2nd Stampede & Argentine Independence Day Milonga
Share · Public Event.Time Saturday at 7:00pm - Sunday at 1:00am

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Location Scarboro Hall
1727 - 14 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta

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Created By Epicurean Tango Society

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More Info 2nd Stampede & Argentine Independence Day
Milonga

Saturday July 9, 2011

Scarboro Hall, 1727 – 14 Avenue SW

Tango from 7 pm

Grilled Chicken, Rotisserie Beef, Salmon Bake,
Salads, Beans, Vegetables, Dulce de leche Sweets

Cash Bar:
Wine, Bubbly, Beer & Coolers
Riedel Stemware & Libbey Glass

MILONGA IN DOWN TOWN CALGARY

Tango & Two Step

a closer history than you know



Join us for Wednesday June 15, 2011Practica
including
this Week's Dance Lesson by Woody from UofC Ballroom.



See site for full details: click above link



Epicurean Tango Society


403 540 2525 ... EpicureanTangoSociety@gmail.com ... http://EpicureanTangoSociety.blogspot.com








We look forward to Welcoming You Epicurean Tango Society © 2010 - 2011

TANGO IN OIL CAPITAL CITY OF CALGARY

Basic Information
Location Calgary, AB T2N 3R3
About Welcome to The Epicurean Tango Society!

A private membership of likeminded individuals and invited guests who gather to celebrate:

The joy of friendships, camaraderie and new acquaintances in a delightful milieu;

A fascinating circle of Canadians
Parking Parking Lot
Phone 403 540 2525
Website http://epicureantangosociety.blogspot.com

WEEKLY MILONGAS
Every Sunday and Wednesday from 7 pm to 11 pm

TANGO ANALYSIS

Argentine tango is perhaps the most mysterious and alluring of all the social dances. Its basic structure – made up of walking steps – is simple, allowing great creativity in the movements and musical interpretation as well as requiring a deep connection with a partner. It is difficult to describe the intimacy and expression that Argentine tango allows, and yet many writers try to capture its essence in words the best they can, savoring this existential experience.

Christine Denniston succeeds in capturing some of this magic in The Meaning of Tango: The Story of the Argentinian Dance. Although the author focuses on the history, culture, and technique of the dance, she manages to do so in a way that does not divorce the important facts and figures from the “story.” Instead of offering an academic analysis of the dance’s history, Denniston attempts to demonstrate what the dance meant to those who danced it and how that meaning shaped the development of the dance itself.

Denniston’s information and inspiration comes from dancers who learned during the Golden Age of the tango in Buenos Aires – from about 1935 to 1955. Their experiences with the dance provide an interesting inside look into the history of the tango. Offering few dates and figures and more themes and anecdotes, the author weaves together an enticing portrait of what the tango meant to those who danced it and how their experiences shaped the technique that tango devotees spend hours learning and practicing today.

After providing an overview of some of the basic elements and relationships found within the dance, the author breaks down the fundamental techniques of the dance itself, from the embrace and basic walking steps to the cross and turning steps. Each technique is explained in simple language, emphasizing how the technique contributes to the meaning and purpose of the dance as explained in the context of history. Denniston places special emphasis on the connection between the leader and follower and how each technique contributes to that connection.

From the history and culture of Argentine tango to the relationship between meaning and technique, The Meaning of Tango offers an enjoyable read for complete beginners as well as tango enthusiasts. The book’s one major weakness is that although the author interviewed many Golden Age dancers for a unique perspective on the dance, she does not offer a single direct quote or experience from any of them. Hearing from these Golden Age dancers in their own words would have made the author’s message come alive even more. Despite this, however, Denniston offers an excellent devotional book on the history, the technique, and the meaning of the tango.