Bailandos
The word 'bailando' means 'dancing' (it is the Spanish gerund of the verb 'bailar' - to dance). This is our term for a special, private tango session in which you are able to practise your tango exclusively with either Jon or Sarah.
These sessions are supplementary and limited to long-standing ATSE students who regularly attend both weekly classes and private lessons. They are valuable to serious students who need the opportunity to explore how their lead/follow is developing, and practise dancing to a wide variety of music, in different styles, for a sustained period. We do not 'teach' you in these sessions, as such, but we will offer critique and suggestions to expand your repertoire, and we will note down any areas to be covered with you in upcoming private lessons.
Bailandos last for 45 minutes and are charged at the usual price for hourly individual private tango lessons.
If you fall into the category above and would like to add the occasional bailando to your tango study, please ask us in your next private lesson.
(Please note that due to other work commitments, Sarah's availability for bailandos is currently restricted.)
These sessions are supplementary and limited to long-standing ATSE students who regularly attend both weekly classes and private lessons. They are valuable to serious students who need the opportunity to explore how their lead/follow is developing, and practise dancing to a wide variety of music, in different styles, for a sustained period. We do not 'teach' you in these sessions, as such, but we will offer critique and suggestions to expand your repertoire, and we will note down any areas to be covered with you in upcoming private lessons.
Bailandos last for 45 minutes and are charged at the usual price for hourly individual private tango lessons.
If you fall into the category above and would like to add the occasional bailando to your tango study, please ask us in your next private lesson.
(Please note that due to other work commitments, Sarah's availability for bailandos is currently restricted.)
Page updated 4th March 2017