Hint: none of the tracks are of Pugliese.Ģ011 Mixtapes For Your Listenting Pleasure Posted on Decemby Bob BarnesĮvery year I like to put together a mixtape of the coolest stuff I've heard in the past year. The picture is painting of bandleader Osvaldo Pugliese in the style of an Hispanic icon. If you are an experienced dancer or a tango DJ, can challenge yourself to see how many you can identify.
It is the last 16 bars (32" or so) from 12 different tangos. And, yes, DiSarli has absolutely nothing to do with Star Wars or Bar-b-q. In our class, we went over the skill of ending with the music, and we started using the same tune over-and-over to learn some new steps. Here are the last 16 bars of Carlos DiSarli's Bahia Blanca repeated 6 times.Also, the dachshund has nothing to do with tango. A lot of begining and intermediate students don't know this. I used this track to try to show the difference. Here's a track of the first 8-10 seconds of 12 different Tangos, Vals and Milongas.I put together 3 interesting tracks for this presentation: I also mentioned a link where you could download 70 of the most common tangos for social dancing. Here is a link to download the musical examples. All-in-all, I am very proud of this presentation and I highly recommend that come to see it the next I'm if offering it in your city. I am not the kind of presenter who just reads the slides! There are just a roadmap and a framework on which I can hang my amusing and slightly off-color anecdotes. For the first part, I talked about tango history and musicality based on this Powerpoint presentation. On April 21, 2013, I gave a workshop/lecture with Lois Donnay. Musical Examples from Bob's Musicality Lecture Posted on Apby Bob Barnes
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