Wasatch Tango Workshops

Approximately every other month Wasatch Tango organizes workshops with visiting teachers. Workshop format typically is one 1.5 hour class on Friday, two 1.5 hours classes each on Saturday and Sunday, and a Saturday night milonga.

Wasatch Tango has been privileged to host such world-renowned teachers as Tomas Howlin, Brigitta Winkler, Luciana Valle, Cecilia Gonzalez, and many others. See highlights of past workshops.

What level dancer am I?

Wasatch Tango workshops typically include classes designed for different level of Argentine Tango dancers. Attending classes designed for more advanced dancers than you are results in wasting your own time and money and negatively affecting the learning of more advanced dancers in the class. Before signing up for workshop classes, please review this excellent guide on what level Argentine Tango dancer you are and sign up for classes up to your ability level only.

These are upcoming Wasatch Tango workshops.

Luciana Valle

May 9-12 2008

See the flyer for the workshop classes and other details. See you all there!

UTango Festival

June 12-15, 2008

For the second year Wasatch Tango Club is sponsoring UTango, a Spring Celebration of Tango in Salt Lake City. Follow this link to the UTango website.

Pedro “Tete” Rusconi & Silvia Ceriani

August 1-3

Pedro “Tete” Rusconi is the foremost teacher of the close embrace style of Argentine Tango (“milonguero style”). Since 1995, Pedro “Tete” Rusconi and Silvia Ceriani have been dancing and teaching together. They have toured throughout Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Holland, Spain, Belgium, Sweden and the United States, offering group and private classes and exhibitions or performances and being part of Tango Festivals. They prioritize the attention in the musical compasses, the sensibility of the body, and the liberty of the movement. Their tango waltz classes are worldwide highly appreciated. Tete is noted for his individual style of musicality, and the tango of the golden era of the 1940’s and 1950’s.

Watch them dancing on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alcBFsaRoPQ and www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJDowJI0-7s