Tango South - Basingstoke

read moreWe are often asked for advice and suggestions about Tango music - what to look for, what to buy etc. One thing for sure, although it is becoming better known and more popular, classic Argentine Tango music is quite a "Niche" market - unless you know what you are looking for, buying "Tango's Greatest Hits" from your local High Street store will most likely lead to disappointment. Anibal Troilo - was immensly popular with dancers - a wide variety of music over time, but again, choose carefully - some of his music is an acquired taste and not so accessible, especially for less experienced dancers.

read moreEach time we run a Programme it is slightly different from its predecessors. This is in order to keep it (and us) fresh, and to encourage dancers to explore new combinations and ways of thinking creatively about their Tango. We prefer to focus on the purpose of a class, related to individual dancers' needs, rather than base your choice of classes purely on how long you've been dancing. For example, many people whose main class is the Progressive Programme also come to the Technical Foundation classes to work on their technique, whilst most of the Integration Programme dancers also do the Progressive Programme to widen or revise their Tango repertoire.