Gunilla Rydén & Henrik Uldall
Gunilla has taught tango since 1997 and focusses on working with the qualities of dance through the music, the body and in the communication of the couple. Gunilla is known for the friendly atmosphere of her workshops, which have included instructor's courses. Henrik Uldall of Denmark is a professionally trained modern dancer with a solid base in body technique and awareness and in musical interpretation. He is very appreciative of the musical freedom in tango, an aspect he emphasises in his teaching. Their partnership as teachers is a much appreciated one, and together they have found a tango which spans from the quietly detailed to the powerfully expressive.
Level 1
You have no prior experience of tango, or have perhaps attended a few introductions before practicas.
If you've never taken a single tango step before, or if you simply want to brush up your tango together with two experienced instructors, this is the course ...
Level 2
You have danced for at least six months to a year or more, 2-3 times a week. You are working on the fundamental techniques, and think you are getting quite good at them.
Two sessions of 1 hour and 45 minutes each with 'El Pajaro' and Maria and two sessions with Henrik and Gunilla. Total: 7 hours. The material you work on with...
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Level 3
You are an experienced social dancer. You feel entirely comfortable with the basics and are working on intermediate tango elements and some more advanced stuff, in both open and close embrace. It is quite natural for you to adapt your style of dancing to different orchestras. You have been dancing tango regularly, by which we mean at least 2-3 times a week, for at least 2 to 3 years or longer.
Two sessions of 1 hour and 45 minutes each with Lucia and Donato and two sessions with Henrik and Gunilla. Total: 7 hours. The material you work on with one ...
Playing with placement and ochos to change direction within the pivot. How to achieve round and smooth movements, eminently suitable for the waltz.
At the very root of musicality in dance, especially in tango, lies phrasing (the articulation of sections of the music) and dynamics (the varied expression a...
Level 4
You are a very experienced dancer who feels equally confident in tango, vals and milonga. You have excellent balance and technique and dance with equal comfort in both close and open position. You really enjoy dancing on very crowded floors and never collide with, unsettle or disturb other couples. You have visited several tango festivals outside your country of residence, and have been dancing tango regularly, at least 2-3 times a week, for 4-5 years or longer.
You are well aware that tango isn't just about being able to pause anywhere. More than anything else, tango is rhythm. In this workshop, we go deep into the ...