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    • 100 Level Classes - Beginner
      • Tango 101 - Beginner Level Tango
        • Part 1 - An Introduction to Argentine Tango
        • Part 2 - Musical Demonstration
        • Part 3 - Weight Changes and Starting to Walk
        • Part 4 - The Embrace
        • Part 5 - Walking to Argentine Tango Music
        • Part 6 - La Cruzada (The Cross)
        • Part 7 - Back Ochos (Ocho Atras)
        • Part 8 - Forward Ochos (Ocho Adelante)
        • Part 9 - A Basic Giro (Turn)
        • Beginner Series - Part 10 - Rebounds Repents Rebotes
        • Beginner Series - Part 11 - Basic Ocho Cortado
      • Tango 102 - Advanced Beginner Classes
        • Adv Beginner - Cross System Cruzada
        • Transitioning Between the 5 Basic Steps
        • Giro to the Close(d) Side / Clockwise Giro
        • Close Embrace Part 1: Intro to Close Embrace
        • Close Embrace Part 2: Walking Outside Partner and the Cruzada
        • Close Embrace Part 3 - Pivoting and non-Pivoting Ochos
        • Close Embrace Part 4 - Giros (Turns)
        • Close Embrace Part 5 - More Tips
      • Milonga 101
        • Part 1 - The Box Step and The Stair Step
        • Part 2 - Zig Zag Step and Pendulum Step
        • Part 3: Traspie
    • 200 Level Classes - Adv Beginner - Foundational Techniques
      • T204 - Sacadas I: Forward Sacadas
        • Introduction to Sacadas
        • Leader's Forward Sacadas
        • Follower's Forward Sacadas
        • Turn with Leader's Forward Sacada to Follower's Back Ocho
      • T205 - Paradas y Pasadas I
        • Pivot to Parada vs Ocho Cortado
      • T210 - Ochos II: Intermediate Ochos
        • Playing with Forward and Back Crosses
        • Switching Between Parallel and Cross System Ochos in Vals
      • T212 - Giros II: Popular Turns (Intermediate Giros)
        • Dynamic GIro to the Open Side of the Embrace
        • Class Demo: Giro with Rulo to Sacada to Calesita
      • T206 - La Calesita I
        • Walking to the Close Side in Cross System with Calesita
        • Side Calesita Class Video
        • Class Demo: Giro with Rulo to Sacada to Calesita
      • T209 - Ganchos I: Basic Ganchos
        • Intro to Ganchos - Part 1
        • Internal vs External Ganchos
      • T210 - Ochos II: Intermediate Ochos
        • Rebound to Back Ochos
      • T211 - Variations of La Cruzada (The Cross)
        • Rhythmic Back Crosses
      • T212 - Ocho Cortado Variations
        • Misc Ocho Cortado Variations
        • Pivot to Parada vs Ocho Cortado
      • V201 - Vals (Tango Waltz) I
        • Playing with Forward and Back Crosses
        • Switching Between Parallel and Cross System Ochos in Vals
        • Back Crosses in Vals
        • Linked Turn in Vals (Waltz) with Clint and Shelley
      • M201 - Milonga II
        • Ochitos (Tiny Ochos) in Milonga
    • 300 Level Classes - Intermediate Tango
      • T301 - Musicality II: Dancing to Rhythmic Tango Music
        • Rhythmic Mirror Step with Several Variations
        • Rhythmic Weight Changes via Followers in Vals (and Tango)
        • Hesitation Steps, Rebounds, and Changes of Direction
        • Playing with Forward and Back Crosses
        • Milonguero Dip and Playful Rebotes
      • T304 - Sacadas II: Back & Side Sacadas
      • T306 - Giros III: Dynamic & Single Axis Turns
        • Linked Turn in Vals (Waltz) with Clint and Shelley
        • Linked Giros Ending with Volcada
        • Single Axis Turns aka Colgadas and Leading by the Creation of Space
      • T307 - Barridas (Arrastre) II: Int and Adv Drags
        • Advanced Barridas
      • T308 - Boleos II: Intermediate Circular Boleos
        • Creative Circular Boleos I
      • T309 - Ganchos II: Intermediate Ganchos
        • Leg Wraps - Class I
        • Leg Wraps II - Leg Wrap from Forward Cross and a Piernazo (High Leg Wrap)
        • Leg Wraps Musical Demonstration
      • T310 - Paradas y Pasadas II
        • Leader's Embellishment to Parada and Turn
        • Linked Paradas
      • T311 - Volcadas I
        • Basic Volcadas Technique
        • Small Volcadas in Vals
        • Giro with Sacada to Back Cross to Volcada
      • T312 - Colgadas I
        • Single Axis Turns aka Colgadas and Leading by the Creation of Space
      • T314 - Adornos (Embellishments) II
        • Leader's Enrosques Part 1 with extra Followers Enrosque
        • Leaders Enrosques Part 2
        • Enrosques Parts 3 and 4
      • V301 - Vals II
        • Rhythmic Weight Changes via Followers in Vals (and Tango)
        • Hesitation Steps, Rebounds, and Changes of Direction
      • M301 - Milonga II
        • Musical Demo
    • 400 Level Classes - Advanced
      • T401 - Sacadas III: Advanced Sacadas
        • Serpentina (Reverse Sacada)
      • T403 - Dynamic Changes of Direction y Alterations
      • T404 - Ganchos III: Advanced Ganchos
        • T403 - Reverse (Twisted) Ganchos
      • T405 - Volcadas II: Advanced Volcadas
        • Linked Volcadas, Side Volcada, and with Leg Wraps
        • Carpa / Volcada / Apilado
      • T407 - Soltadas
    • Steps for the Social Dance Floor
      • Boleo to Promenade to Parada Class
      • Stepping to the Close Side with Dynamic Pivots
      • Steps for the Social Dance Floor - Boleo to Parada to Barrida
    • Performances and Demonstrations
  • History
    • A Brief History of Argentine Tango
    • The Structure of Argentine Tango Music
      • The Structure of Argentine Tango
        Part 1: The Basic Structure
      • The Structure of Argentine Tango
        Part 2: Rhythm, Melody and Phrases
      • The Structure of Argentine Tango
        Part 3: Variations
      • The Role of the Tango Orchestra Singer
    • Tango Orchestra Biographies
      • Juan d'Arienzo (Short)
      • Juan D'Arienzo: A Biography (Long)
        • Juan D'Arienzo Part 1: Introduction and Early Career (1900 to 1934)
        • Juan D'Arienzo Part 2: Tango CancĂ­on and The Guardia Nueva (1917 to 1935)
        • Juan D'Arienzo Part 3 : The D'Arienzo Revolution (1935 to 1939)
        • Part 4: Re-Invention and the Final Years (1940 to 1975)
        • Part 5: References and Resources
      • Carlos di Sarli
      • Osvaldo Pugliese
    • Guardia Vieja I: 1895 to 1910
    • Guardia Vieja II: 1910 to 1925
    • Guardia Nueva: 1925 to 1935
    • The Golden Age of Argentine Tango: 1935 to 1955
    • Early Tango Pictures & Illustrations
    • Tango History Links
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    • Clint's Tanda Collections
      • Vals Tandas A - C
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      • Vals Tandas L - Z
      • Vals Tandas - Mixed
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      • Electronic Tango Tandas
      • Modern Orchestras
      • Rodolfo Biagi Tandas
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      • Alfredo de Angelis Tandas
      • Lucio Demare Tandas
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      • Carlos di Sarli Tandas with Singers
      • Edgardo Donato Tandas
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      • Osvaldo Fresedo Tandas
      • Ricardo Tanturi
      • Alternative Vals (Waltz) Tandas
      • Alternative Tango Tandas
      • Alfredo Gobbi Tandas
      • Pedro Laurenz Tandas
      • Francisco Lomuto Tandas
      • Osvaldo Pugliese Tandas
      • Enrique Rodriguez Tandas
      • Anibal Troilo Tandas
      • Angel Vargas Tandas
      • Other Orchestras Tandas (OTV, Carabelli, Malerba, etc)
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