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      Gotas de Tango, Tango Dance Workshops – The Junction , Cambridge 10 November 2007

      Event: Gotas de Tango, Tango Dance Workshops – The Junction , Cambridge 10 November 2007
      Venue: Junction 1, The
      Date: 10 Nov 2007 - 13:00
      Event details:

      GOTAS DE TANGO - DANCE WORKSHOPS IN CAMBRIDGE

      From Buenos Aires, Argentina, Nelida Boyer returns to Cambridge.

      Nelida has danced, choreographed, and taught tango for 40 years. She teaches all levels of tango from beginners to teachers. All levels and all styles, including orillero, canyengue and salon.

      • 2 hours group class, with practice time.

      • The tango walk.

      • Finding your personal axis and point of
      equilibrium.

      • Fundamental movements and steps.

      • Learn how to improvise and be creative with
      tango.

      • Flourishes for the man and the woman.

      • With interpretation into English.

      GROUP CLASSES:

      Beginners
      Saturday 10 November 13.00 - 15.00
      The Junction dance studio

      Intermediate/Advanced
      Saturday 10 November 15.30 - 17.30
      The Junction dance studio

      Cost: £20 per person for one class, £35 for two
      classes, 10% reduction if booked by 31 October.

      Concessionary rates are available.

      Booking information and enquiries to Nicole Soek,
      Tel. 07790 378 150 or Email: nicolesoek@gmail.com
      Further group classes may be available on Sunday 11 Nov and Monday 12, depending on demand.

      PRIVATE & ONE-TO-ONE CLASSES:
      Please enquire for details and prices.

      Writer: Gotas de Tango

      Delays

      Event: Delays
      Venue: Barfly - closed 4 June 2008
      Date: 27 Feb 2008 - 20:00
      Event details: Delays are an English indie band formed in Southampton, consisting of brothers Greg and Aaron Gilbert, Colin Fox and Rowly. Likened to the Cocteau Twins and noted for the lead vocalist's falsetto, they have recorded two albums to date, both receiving warm critical response, and modest chart success.

      Cambridge Arts Theatre

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      Since 1936, the Arts Theatre has been presenting a varied programme of top class drama, dance, opera. . . more>>

      Cherry Hinton Hall (Folk Festival)

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      Cambridge Folk Festival is one of the premier music events in Europe and one of the longest r. . . more>>

      Hadouken

      Event: Hadouken
      Venue: Junction 1, The
      Date: 25 May 2008 - 19:00
      Event details: London/Leeds-based grime hybrid being touted as 'the next Klaxons'.

      Public Enemy

      Event: Public Enemy
      Venue: Junction 1, The
      Date: 24 May 2008 - 19:00
      Event details: Public Enemy perform

      Kanda Bongo Man

      Event: Kanda Bongo Man
      Venue: St Pauls Comunity Centre
      Date: 9 May 2008 - 19:00
      Event details: Kanda Bongo Man is one of the foremost figures in modern African popular music.

      Heart Of The World presents José James

      Event: Heart Of The World presents José James
      Venue: Junction 2, The
      Date: 1 May 2008 - 19:00
      Event details: Vocalist, lyricist and composer José James has been leading jazz ensembles for the past ten years, expanding his vision of lyrical blues clarity and vocal improvisation excellence. A unique talent, he is quite simply one of the best jazz vocalists in the world today. Inspired by the vocalists Billie Holiday and Bobby McFerrin, the jazz writing of Jon Hendricks and Kurt Elling, and by the composer/saxophonist John Coltrane, Mr. James has consistently paid the deepest respect to the history of the music while evolving his personal artistic vision within it.

      Jose James was honoured to perform at the Smithsonian Institutes Baird Auditorium in Washington D.C. as one of thirteen international semi-finalists in the 2004 Thelonious Monk Jazz Vocals Competition, leadin gan ensemble featuring George Duke on pino, Lonnie Plaxico on bass, and Carl Allen on percussion.

      "Without doubt the most exciting young vocalist I've come across on years. This album is the real deal, sublime, beautifully crafted - it's real soul music. You just don't come across stuff like this every day. I can't wait for people to hear it!" Giles Peterson

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