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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 | |||||||||
| back to revising the caminita and corrida | |||||||||
| back to combining the caminita and corrida with ganchos | |||||||||
we began workshop 6: |
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| forward open forward (americano) leader'f foot slightly ahead and turend across LOD support follower as leader turns back across her line bringing her back with him open forward (americano) leader'f foot slightly ahead and turend (other way)across LOD support follower as leader turns back across her line bringing her back with him open forward |
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parallel offset leader steps deep alongside follower leader pivots 180 bringing follower into opposite way giro pivot 180 as giro completes walk out |
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©2004 Frank Morris |
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