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Tango Foundations - I
A comprehensive introduction to the world of Argentine tango, designed for people with little or no experience. Six iconic figures combined with six Flow Concepts that point to the elegance and meditative beauty of tango. In a short time 250+ have taken this series.
Review the syllabus for the series here: https://www.feelingflow.org/syllabus-foundations

Tango Foundations - III

The last level to master and be ready for the intermediate stage. Six figures that focus on the dynamism and creativity in tango and combine it with six Flow Concepts from developmental psychology emphasizing integration and synergy of left and right brain. Completion of Tango Foundations - I or equivalent experience in tango is required to take this series. Tango Foundations - II is optional.
Review the syllabus for the series here:
https://www.feelingflow.org/syllabus-foundations-iii

Tea & Tango Practica with LIVE CONCERTS

Right after immersing yourself in the Foundation lessons, the Tea and Tango Practica offers you the opportunity to deepen your understanding of this passionate dance while enjoying the distinct pleasures of puerh tea and making new friends. In addition hear live some of the most talented local and visiting tango musicians!
Learn more about the practica and concert schedule here:
https://www.feelingflow.org/tea-tango

LIVE CONCERT SCHEDULE

April 27th - Duo Luz de neón
Svetlana Shnitser, piano
Alexander Zeyliger, bandoneón, voice

May 11th - ARTE trio
Crystie Shum, Piano
Claudio Ortega, Voice
Alex Roitman, Bandoneón
June 1st - Orchestra L.O.F.T.

A community orchestra of 10+ tango musicians lead by Melissa Bowman

NOTE
Discounted links for the concerts and practica will be given to those taking Tango Foundations - I or Tango Foundations - III

------------Instructor & Host--------------

Karn has previously taught at the Bechtel International Center at Stanford, Jikoji Zen Center in Los Gatos, and Friday Night Waltz & Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto. He dances many contemporary and historical dances and has been teaching tango since 2017. In the same year, he traveled to Buenos Aires to study Argentine tango intensely and recently returned from Rome after training with dancer, actor, and teacher, Pablo Verón. Inspired by Richard Powers, his teaching philosophy reflects the ethos of Stanford Tango Weeks. Read more about him here: www.feelingflow.org/founder

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