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Bylaugh One weekend, in the Spring of 2004, Richard & Eleonora, originally from Rosario but now based in London, held a series of Tango workshops in the recently-refurbished Orangery of Bylaugh Hall in Norfolk. Richard & Eleonora led a series of workshops with a small group of local or temporarily resident participants on Saturday and Sunday - morning and afternoon - based on caminita and corrida. There was also a Valentine's Milonga on the Saturday night. |
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| back to basic caminita and corrida | |||||||||
| back to combining the caminita and corrida with sacadas | |||||||||
| back to combining the caminita and corrida with boleos | |||||||||
we began the fourth workshop with a zig-zag corrida: |
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begins on left foot in parallel; turns torso to follower and steps offset in corrida on right,left, right; pivot 90 to right; corrida in front of follower - left, right, left; pivot 90 top left and repeat ... |
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then a backward corrida: |
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on left 90 pivot to left and open step on right to face follower across LOD; 90 pivot to left and three short, double time back steps along LOD - left,right.left; 90 pivot to face follower across LOD; 90 pivot to resume walking in front of ollower along LOD |
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| tehn a complex move: | |||||||||
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forward; right/left forward in double time to enter cross system right forward leading follower to cross left on right; left forward so follower steps back (short) on her right foot; move torso forward, closing the embrace so follower steps back (short) on her left foot; right forward, so follower steps back (short) on her right foot; move torso forward so follower crosses her left foot in front of her right foot; ... |
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| combining the caminita and corrida with ganchos | |||||||||
| combining the caminita and corrida with alterations | |||||||||
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©2004 Frank Morris |
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