What’s New for November

Filed under Joy in Motion News on Sunday, November 09, 2008

This October, I attended Tangofest in Portland for five days of workshops, milongas, and comraderie with fellow Argentine tango enthusiasts. During my stay I interviewed Alex Krebs. Not only is Alex a highly respected tango instructor and performer, he also plays the very challenging instrument (and the heart of tango music), the bandoneón, in the tango orchestra Conjunto Berretín. I was very excited to be able to talk with Alex about his background, his passion for the tango, and his perspective on musicality, connection, and flow. This is an interview you will not want to miss. To read more, visit the Articles page.

For the month of November, I also reviewed Ralph Giordano’s two-volume set, Social Dancing in America: A History and Reference. Go to the Articles or Resources page to read the review, then visit the Joy in Motion Dance and Music Resources Store to check out more social dance books, videos, and music.

If you do not already subscribe to the Joy in Motion newsletter, use the sign-up box on this page to do so now. The newsletter will notify you of updates to the Joy in Motion website. The month of December will feature Part 2 of Flow Seekers: The Characteristics of Flow in Social Dance. (You can read Part 1 on the Articles page). December will also include a review of Brian Winter’s book, Long After Midnight at the Niño Bien: A Yanqui’s Missteps in Argentina. Don’t miss out; sign up for the newsletter today!

New Salsa Documentary

Filed under Items of Interest on Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Check out the new salsa documentary A Gozar (To Enjoy): An Introduction to Salsa Dancing online. Enjoy!

New Weekly Class and Milonga at UAA

Filed under Upcoming Classes & Events on Thursday, September 04, 2008

UAA will be hosting a weekly Argentine tango class and milonga starting this Monday, September 8. Dustin Madden and Katie Cueva will be teaching a class from 8:30 to 9:30, with the milonga starting after class and finishing around 11:00 p.m. The class and the milonga will be held in PSB 162 (the dance studio in what used to be the K building) on the UAA campus on the corner of 36th and Lake Otis. Be sure to attend and support the growth of the Argentine tango community in Anchorage!

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