MUSICAL STYLES AND STEPS (Combo)
DVD 1: Rhythmic Style Tango
DVD 2: Romantic Style Tango
These 2 DVDs They are devised and structured based on the two great musical currents that develop historically among Tango orchestras. These are the traditionalist orchestras, commonly known as rhythmic since they emphasize rhythmic marking as one of their main characteristics and the evolutionist orchestras, which are the most ¨romantic¨ adjective that we like to use for such orchestras since they are characterized by their emphasis on the melodic aspect.
You will learn the steps that best suit your musical performance, each of the DVDs follow this didactic pattern based on musicality.
Always as our style is, we will be giving you the precise details about his technique, marking, navigation, coordination as a couple, musicality and all our secrets.
So it is time to discover the differences of interpretation that exist between the Rhythmic Orchestras, such as Canaro, D'Arienzo, Donato etc ... and the Romantic ones, such as De Caro, Di Sarli, O. Pugliese etc.
The precise details on the chapters included in the DVDs can be seen in the individual section of each of the videos.
Musical Styles and steps (Combo)
DVD 1: Rhythmic Style Tango
DVD 2: Romantic Style Tango
These 2 DVDs are devised and structured based on the two great musical currents that have historically developed among the Tango orchestras. These are traditionalist orchestras, commonly known as rhythmic as they emphasize rhythmic marking as one of their main characteristics and evolutionary orchestras, which are the most "romantic" adjective that we like to use for such orchestras as they are characterized by their emphasis on the melodic aspect.
You will learn the steps that best suit their musical performance, each of the DVDs follow this didactic pattern based on musicality.
As is our style, we will be giving you the precise details about its technique, marking, navigation, couple coordination, musicality and all our secrets.
So it is time to discover the differences in performance that exist between Rhythmic Orchestras, such as Canaro, D'Arienzo, Donato etc ... and the Romantic ones, such as De Caro, Di Sarli, O. Pugliese etc.
The precise details on the chapters included in the DVDs can be found in the individual section of each video.