|
| Last year 08 The Banking Crisis hits our tangoRichard Manuel is teaching with Sunday 19 October Bylaugh Prices They were not scarey as some people have imagined from their photos. .jpg) The tango at Bylaugh centres on the music. Music that is the prime force for the dance tango. The dancers use the closed embrace for much of the tango music played. However, as is the tradition, late at night there is added some more adventurous more modern tango music when the embrace becomes more elastic and the dance ...well, you have all seen it ..nuevo. The students at Bylaugh respond simply to the music and so building their tango moves and vocabulary without ever losing their natural response to the music. And so develops Tango, the supreme couple dance for Improvisation. Picture: Fabian Salas y Carolina del Rivero Stephen and Muffy teach Beginners and Intermediate dancers at Bylaugh every week and give monthly weekend courses. Most importantly they invite the 'creme de la creme' of professional teachers to Bylaugh - teachers who teach Salon Tango and others who teach techniques capable of salon and the newTango. Tango is a wonderfully simple dance that is exciting from one's first day - no one ever forgets the exhilaration of their first 'walking as one' using all four legs. It is also becomes a beautifully complex dance and one which becomes a lifetime's experience, a lifetime of learning and of discovery. Regular Events 1. Week long Tango Holidays - with expert tutors 2. Workshop weekends - great tutors  3. Winter Tango Festival in January 4. Christmas Party - The Casanova Ball 5. Essence of Tango Course for Beginners and Improvers 6. Tango every Thursday evening from 7.00pm to midnight. 7.Argentine Spanish lessons and dinner every Thursday at 6pm. "Dance as if no one was watching"
Fabian Salas and Carolina del Rivero with students at Bylaugh in 2005 GET TO BYLAUGH WITH EASE We can arrange transport from Norwich train station, from the airport bus terminus or from Norwich airport - and take you back.  No need to worry about finding this beautiful remote and peaceful venue tucked away in the English Countryside. Just get on a bus, a train or and aeroplane and we will be there to catch you at this end. Sit back and relax, come and thoroughly enjoy yourself. Once you are here it is not like many other places, all the dance floors and all the bedrooms are in the same group of buildings that make up Bylaugh Hall. Tango at Bylaugh and 'EnglandTango' is run and organised by Stephen and Mafalda Vince with the full time support of Angela Mitchell.
Programme
Next  Sept 6/7 Richard Manuel and Maria Solero The Recent passed Programme There is no tango planned for Bylaugh for the time being. We will email you all as soon as we have something exciting happening. That will be when and if you and we all recover from the effects of the banks induced crisis. We are lucky to secure this intensive weekend. Expect some surprising moves and special music. Richard and Pauline will be back to continue their 2008 prgramme after their sell-out classes in March. 23 June - 6 July Carlos and Maria Rivarola Carlos Rivarola is not only famous for the film 'Tango' but many other achievements in the tango world too - and his teaching is for excellence on the salon floor. If you missed his last visit in September 07 - then save a date in your diary this year. One weekend is Intermediate the other nearer to Advanced if not Advanced - some of will do both weeks if we can get the time. RICHARD MANUEL and PAULINE REIBELL Richard has been a part of tango at Bylaugh with Eleonora Simoes for the past nearly 2 years and impressed us throughout that time with the precision of their teaching and attention to detail and the students. Richard typically starts the day with exercises and techniques for body control, and progresses gradually through tango technique to actual examples which seem impossible to begin with. Working seamlessly together he enables the movement to materialise into exciting possibilities for a challenging dance. He attends to everyone in the studio to ensure that they achieve results, pushing their technique to the limit. Having pushed out the bounderies in the studio one can subsequently dance simpler moves more perfectly during the milonga. Now with Pauline, they teach a combination of salon and nuevo tango. RICHARD MANUEL | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Tango at Bylaugh
| Home |  | Tutors | | Casanova Festivals | | Discussions | | Tango Past |