Immerse yourself in the world of Argentine tango through a trio of captivating events. Explore Tango Foundations, a journey for beginners and new tango enthusiasts, followed by Intermediate Techniques, delving deeper into the passionate art. Finally, unwind with Tea & Tango Practica, where graceful moves intertwine with the rich flavors of puerh tea. Join us for a day of dance, learning, and community on Saturdays that will leave you enchanted and energized.
PROGRAM
6 Saturday afternoons
Sep 2nd - Oct 7th, 2023
1680 Bryant Street
Palo Alto, CA 94303
Foundations..........2:15-3:30p
Intermediate.........3:45-5:00p
Practica.................5:15-8:00p
Register: www.feelingflow.org/argentine-tango
LESSON SYLLABUS
No partner needed, but we only have space for 10 leads and 10 follows in each of the lessons. Review the syllabus to see if you are interested in one or both. For your aid, and enjoyment the figures in the syllabus are illustrated with beautiful artwork.
Tango Foundations: https://www.feelingflow.org/syllabus-foundations
Intermediate techniques: www.feelingflow.org/syllabus-intermediate
TEA & TANGO PRACTICA
https://www.feelingflow.org/tea-tango
INSTRUCTOR: Karn Verma (stanford alum)
Karn has previously taught at the Bechtel International Center at Stanford, Jikoji Zen Center in Los Gatos, and Friday Night Waltz & Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto. He dances many contemporary and historical dances and has been teaching tango since 2017. In the same year, he traveled to Buenos Aires to study Argentine tango intensely and recently returned from Rome after training with dancer, actor, and living tango legend, Pablo Verón. His teaching and social dance philosophy are inspired by Stanford dance teacher and historian, Richard Powers, who was instrumental in bringing tango to the United States in the 80s and 90s through the Stanford Tango Weeks.
Read more about Karn here: www.feelingflow.org/founder
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