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Paul Akmajian and Leslie Jones

Weekend classes in Argentine Tango with Paul Akmajian & Leslie Jones
July 18 & 19, 2009
Arizona Ballet Theatre • 2512-2514 E. 6th St • Tucson, AZ
Saturday, July 18
1:00 – 2:30 pm: Advanced Fundamentals I for Tango (all levels)
3:00 – 4:30 pm: Dynamic Changes in Speed (intermediate)
Saturday night milonga, 8:30pm-12:30am
Sunday, July 19
1:00-2:30 pm: Advanced Fundamentals II for Tango (all levels)
3:00 – 4:30 pm: Milonga Traspie (intermediate)
Private lessons available E-mail Paul to schedule.


You will recognize Paul as a DJ at the festival this past March.

Paul Akmajian (Albuquerque, NM) has been dancing tango for 11 years and teaching for the last five. He has also been a DJ for most of his tango life and in the last 3 years he has DJ’d in Seattle, Chicago, Phoenix, Tucson, as well as on a regular basis in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. His approach to tango reflects the influences of Susana
Miller, Ricardo Vidort, Alicia Pons, Brigitta Winkler, Tomas Howlin, Robin Thomas, Robert Hauk, Christopher Nassopoulos & Caroline Pettie among others. Paul & Leslie are regular dance partners, sometime
teaching partners, and can be seen with other tango gypsies at numerous tango festivals around the US and Buenos Aires.
Prices: Full Weekend $75 • Single Classes $25
Pay cash or check. Make Checks Payable to Paul Akmajian.

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  1. rusty says

    Greetings Tucson Tango Friends,

    Our goal this summer while we go abroad teaching our styles and concepts it to try to give you ample opportunity to expand your styles and embraces.

    Tango is a multi-lingual conversation that happens (most ordinarily) in the arms of the opposite sex. It is good for us to learn how to talk to others from all over… especially since we will have a festival in our front yard every March!!

    Love & Light,
    Rusty

    “Unfortunately it isn’t who talks the clearest, sometimes it is who screams the loudest, that we hear.” Tommy Green



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