Dienstag 30. April 2013 ab 21 Uhr 

mit Sexteto Milonguero 

und Bremen Community Tango Orchestra
u.L.v. Korey Ireland

DJs Christian Wolter & Natascha Loos

Sexteto Milonguero

…  gehört zu den beliebtesten und tanzbarsten Tango-Ensembles. Es wurde 2006 mit dem Ziel gegründet, die Musik zu spielen, die in den Milongas zu hören ist, darunter Stile unterschiedlicher Orchester. Eine wichtige Rolle in ihrem Repertoire spielt die Musik der 40er Jahre. Das Sexteto Milonguero gibt diesen großen alten Liedern einen persönlichen Sound. Hier eine kleine Kostprobe!

Das Bremen Tango Community Orchestra

… ist ein Zusammenschluß von (Amateur-) MusikerInnen, die im Raum Bremen und umzu Tango nicht nur tanzen sondern auch spielen. Bei ihrer Premiere zum Tango in den Mai spielen sie zum ersten Mal in großer Besetzung.

 Adeline Ireland

… her dance experience began with a decade of jazz dance and aerobics, which led to her first teaching experiences.  In 2002, she found argentine tango and was fascinated by the degree  of awareness necessary for tango‘s intensity of connection.  Adeline started teaching tango during her time at Humboldt University in Berlin, where she received her Masters in Gender Studies and Pedagogy. Her desire to enhance her effectiveness in teaching tango motivated her to pursue graduate studies in dance pedagogics at IBT. Upon completing her dance teaching credential she immediately migrated to Buenos Aires to study and teach tango. She returned to Berlin and began work as a full-time tango instructor in Berlins 3 largest Tango schools (TTMS, Nou, Mala Junta). She worked with a great variety of colleagues which fostered an openness for different techniques and styles.

 Korey Ireland

… is a professional composer turned tango-addict. He  brings a lifetime of musical experience and an unquenchable thirst for  tango to his teaching. He developed his dancing on social dance floors of the world's tango capitols. Originally from Kansas City, Korey has spent the better part of the  last eleven years traveling and teaching tango in England, Holland, Spain, Germany, Russia and Argentina, sharing his passion for tango, music, expression, and connection.  In recent years, this mission has grown to include work with aspiring tango musicians at festival throughout North America and Europe to create live music for dancers. Korey recently founded Community Tango Orchestras in different cities - these orchestras are dedicated to nurturing the tradition of golden age tango for dancers and musicians.