Weekend with Guillermo Salvat & Silvia Grynt, 2010
Intensive Workshops for Beginners & All Levels
7.00 pm – 8.15 pm
1. Starting Right: posture, and the walk, balance, embrace and connection with the partner
8.30 pm - 9.45 pm
2. Lead and Follow, the language of improvisation
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Intermediate
12 noon – 1.15 pm
Technique for men and women. Fancy embellishments for followers and leaders to add style to their dancing.
Embellishments and decorations are an intrinsic part of Tango
1.30 pm – 2.45 pm
Turns I The definitive mechanism to deliver the turns (giros) and molinetes, drawing precise movements while you dance
3.00 pm – 4.15 pm
Turns II From the basic to the fanciest...
Saturday Gala Open at 9.00 pm to 1.00 and bar will be open
Performance by Guillermo Salvat & Silvia Grynt at 10.45 pm
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Intermediate / Advanced Workshops It is all about the Music
1.00 pm – 2.15pm
Musicality in Tango. Understanding the music by knowing it's language
2.30 pm – 3.45 pm
Musicality in Milonga and Vals Listening to music is a substantially different experience than dancing to music
4.00 pm – 5.15 pm
Hardcore sequences
Advance Prices available until Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Video Pass $20. Filming allowed only at end of class. You must display your video pass
No cheques at the door please. No observers. No refunds. No exceptions.
Saturday Gala Advance price $20 Price at the door $25 No tickets reserved at the door
For further information, contact:
Gabriela Rojo 604-684-4225 E-mail
Gabriela
Rojo
BIOGRAPHIES
Besides being a tango dancer, Guillermo's hobby is music. He is a director of his own orchestra with his two brothers. He sings, plays the guitar and percussion. He studied music at La Escuela Popular de Musica in Buenos Aires so musicality is his forte.
Guillermo decided to devote his life entirely to dance tango. He studied with the best Argentine Masters. His love for music places him as one of the most outstanding teachers for his sensitivity and accuracy in teaching and explaining how to use music when dancing the tango. His technique is unique and clear.
Silvia started learning classical ballet at the tender age of 8. She performed on the Broadway stage with Martha Graham's Company.
Silvia continued her training in contemporary and classical Ballet in New York. In 1998 in Buenos Aires she danced at the Luna Park with the Royal Ballet of England.
Silvia's career as a tango dancer together with the ballet makes her a true performer. She uses all the techniques and moves with style and elegance.
Guillermo Salvat and Silvia Grynt are the creators, producers, directors and choreographers of TANGO A TIERRA, a very successful show. The show has travelled the world with dancers, musicians and singers and Guillermo and Silvia are getting the applause they deserve.
