Wasatch Tango Workshops

Approximately every other month Wasatch Tango organizes workshops with visiting teachers.  Workshop format typically is one 1.5 hour class on Friday, two 1.5 hours classes each on Saturday and Sunday, and a Saturday night milonga.

Wasatch Tango has been privileged to host such world-renowned teachers as Tomas Howlin, Brigitta Winkler, Luciana Valle, Cecilia Gonzalez, and many others.  See highlights of past workshops.

What level dancer am I?

Wasatch Tango workshops typically include classes designed for different level of Argentine Tango dancers.  Attending classes designed for more advanced dancers than you are results in wasting your own time and money and negatively affecting the learning of more advanced dancers in the class.  Before signing up for workshop classes, please review this excellent guide on what level Argentine Tango dancer you are and sign up for classes up to your ability level only.

These are upcoming Wasatch Tango workshops.

Alex Krebs

January 22-24, 2010

Alex has studied and danced in Buenos Aires for more than six months over seven visits. His dance, influenced by many people and styles, notably early on by Mariano “Chicho” Frumboli (musicality), Fabian Salas (structure), Damian Esell and Nancy Louzan (posture, walk, elegance), is smooth, refined and musical.

Alex has taught and performed in major cities across North America, Europe and Buenos Aires. He teaches Argentine tango for the social dance floor, emphasizing improvisation, partner connection, and musicality. He tries to give his students the tools they need to find their own unique way of dancing.

Alex brings clarity and insight to his classes, and shares with students his passion for Argentine tango. His classes are popular, and he has invitations to teach all over the world.

Alex is also a choreographer, DJ, and musician. He has been studying the bandoneon since May 2002 and directs Conjunto Berretin, a tango band with two released CDs.

See this flyer for the workshop details.