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Monthly Archives: September 2011
The Psychotangology of Everyday Life
Bum-bum-bum, bum-bum-bum ba! My pulse accelerates as I tap along the platform in little hurried steps to the accompaniment of the triplets in what is perhaps the most romantic of all tangos. A sleek-nosed Eurostar train watches with Gallic nonchalance … Continue reading
Posted in Fresedo, Musicality, Orchestras, Solo technique practice
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Marathoners
My first impressions are of a group who are overwhelmingly youthful, slender, dynamic and attractive, a kind of jeunesse dorée of the European tango scene. I estimate their median age at 33 (which I consider young). As I think of the … Continue reading
Taking the red pill*
How did I find myself here? Strange music is sounding, with a wailing falsetto singer and a powerful, thumping beat. In the semi-darkness, I can make out the shapes of bodies, moving in a way which seems somehow strangely familiar. … Continue reading
Water, water everywhere
From my prime position next to the fan, I watch the sweating dancers, feeling like a cool dry wallflower growing on the edge of a swamp. A white shirt has turned as transparent as tissue paper against a leader’s back, … Continue reading
Posted in Sweat, Tango marathons, The Hamburg Tango Marathon
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A Tale of Three Leaders
“Really? You are still happy to continue?” he asks. I am biting my bottom lip slightly to tame the grin which threatens to stretch out to idiotic widths. “Well, OK then, let’s dance to the point of exhaustion.” Outside, in the … Continue reading
