Workshop: Drehungen und Figuren für das Tanzen auf engem Raum

Tango-Workshop mit Ivo Ambrosi (Rom) und Cornelia Roy (Berlin) Thema "Drehungen und Figuren für das Tanzen auf engem Raum" Du hättest gern mehr Repertoire für das Tanzen auf vollen Milongas? Du willst lernen, wie man auch auf voller Tanzfläche Drehungen mit starker Dynamik tanzen kann, ohne die anderen Tänzer zu stören? Dann ist unser Workshop genau das Richtige für dich! Wir zeigen dir Drehungen und Figuren, für die du wenig Platz brauchst und die es dir ermöglichen, auch auf überfüllten Tanzflächen dynamisch und harmonisch zu tanzen. Ort: Mala Junta (Tanzschule), Kolonnenstraße 29, 10829 Berlin Zeit: 25. Februar 2018; 15-18 Uhr Preis: 30 Euro; ermäßigt/Studenten: 15 Euro Anmeldung: [email protected] bei Fragen: Tel.: 0172-3647072 Videos von Ivo: Tango: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yixaxshMwDo Vals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPdg9v-judA Milonga: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWJbQ9Lp9k0 Videos von Cornelia: Tango + Milonga: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aI8oJJTL6E Vals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kjst5qmWoLg Reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY2NJU1-OFE Cornelia Roy tanzt seit 1999 Tango und lernte bei verschiedenen angesehenen Tangolehrern mit unterschiedlichen Stilen aus Argentinien und Europa. 2005 besuchte sie zum ersten Mal Buenos Aires und Tango wurde ihre große Leidenschaft. Seitdem reiste sie regelmäßig nach Buenos Aires, um dort zu tanzen und bei berühmten Maestros Unterricht zu nehmen. 2011/2012 setzte sie sich bei einem längeren Aufenthalt in Buenos Aires intensiv mit beiden Rollen im Tango auseinander. In den letzten Jahren unterrichtete sie Tango in verschiedenen Institutionen, sowohl in Tango­schulen und Tanzstudios als auch in Schulen und Universitäten. 2016/2017 lebte sie noch einmal für ein Jahr in Buenos Aires, wo sie sich bei anerkannten Maestros weiterbildete und an der renommierten Tangoschule Escuela Mundial de Tango GE und anderen kulturellen Einrichtungen Tango unterrichtete und in mehreren Milongas auftrat. Momentan lebt und unterrichtet sie wieder in Deutschland. Ivo Ambrosi Born in Verona in 1983, he had always been searching for ways and means ​​which could increase the chances of communicating with things that are not easily expressed in words. Since his young age, Ivo came close to the figurative arts which captured him through the power of music and allowed him to communicate through his qualitative artistic abilities. He had been studying guitar and singing within the Veronose musical scenario for the past eight years. For Ivo, reaching the climax of the body language was barley visible at the beginning. First he started to practice the karate which laid the foundation of the relationship between his own motions and that of the opponent. Then he opted for the acrobatic skating which helped him to reinterpret the rules of balance; then he became interested in break-dance; this was the linchpin which intertwined all his former practices within the musical scenario. Unexpectedly in 2009 he was overwhelmed by the discovery of Tango. He boldly remarks that for him Tango was not just as well known dance but a visualization which showed and subsequently proved all his former struggling journeys in a magical dance – Il Tango. In 2011, after a year of studying unstoppably, Ivo moved for two months in Buenos Aires and successfully returning in his native country. The Tanguero was invited to join the "Barreras Tango Compagnia", where he also participated in the same year for the show "Casting Tango". At the Greek Theater in Rome, Ivo was dancing on the stage with great names such as Geraldine Rojas and Ezequiel Paludi. In September 2012 he won the Roman tango salon championship and opened his school and taught Argentinian Tango both in Rome and in several stages. He has been giving seminars, and tango events in Italy and abroad. Throughout the past five years, he has been collaborating with the Roman Academy of Tango and participated successfully in various shows. The latter was crowned by the one given at the Brancaccio Theater in Rome. In 2013 Ivo began to collaborate with Ilaria Caravaglio. A few months after their debut as a dancing couple, they earned the semifinals both in the Italian and European championships. This enhanced their profile by receiving numerous invitations in Milongas to hold classes, lessons, practices and performances in the capital and elsewhere. The year 2013 saw them as protagonists in Italian regions namely, Puglia, Campania and Tuscany as a guest couple of in masters Tango dancing. Moreover they gave important shows held in European cities; a one to remember was held on the month of June in Bratislava during the festival entitled "Dolce Vita" organized by the Slovakian Embassy and the Institute of Italian Culture. In September 2013, they founded their Tango salon school La MantideTango in Rome. This gave the two masters tremendous satisfaction and chose to focus on the beauty and the sinuousness movements, in search for essence of the dancing tradition and the intriguing encounter of the bodies. In 2015 apart from participating in various commercial video clips, Ivo took minor parts in the filmmaking "watch dreams" directed by Francesco Colangelo. Unfortunately in 2016 Ivo had a serious road accident but his convalescence served to write his first book about the cultures within the Milonga environment. Following the struggle to recover from a weakened body, Ivo managed to move back to Buenos Aires for a few months. There he concentrated more into the cultural and social than the technical aspects within the ambit of Argentine tango. Meanwhile, he worked in different contexts in the Argentine capital, including several areas namely, "Il Caminito" and "Florida-Lavalle", while he kept resuming his activity as a tango-DJ which started in 2011. This year (2017) he took part in the company "Buenos Aires Tango Compagnia" for a tour, touching all Italian regions having performed 24 shows in the most important Italian theaters. For the Tanguero Ambrosi, this year seems quite blossoming also with a number of seminars and shows which he already gave in main Italian and other European cities like. From Verona to Milan, then Pescara, Frosinone, Rome, Naples and ending up to show his masterly skills in the cold Warsaw. Undoubtedly this implicated a lot of collaboration and acquaintance with artists such as the names of Nadia Ibaniez, Ornella Parrino, Veronica Rue, Monica Proietto, Anita Escobar, Lucia Arraya Espinoza.