This is the website originated as the website for TangoLincs: Argentine Tango in Lincolnshire, UK.
Also, the website hosts other pages, inlcluding:

RascheNotation.com (a notation system to write Tango dance steps),
TangoLinks.co.uk (universally useful Tango links),
and TangoNote.co.uk (Thomas' Tango classes in Bristol)


Argentine Tango in Lincolnshire:
Links:
See the  Tango links page for a variety of useful links.
This page is also the TangoLinks.co.uk home page.
Included links for a selection of books, music (CDs & scripts) and film DVDs,
as well as other Tango communities, dancers and various websites.
You can link directly to other Lincolnshire Tango groups.


E-Group:
TangoLincs has an E-group facility.
This is intended for the Tango community in and around Lincolnshire, to keep up to date with all the current news, events and information.
To read the postings on the E-group, you can visit the TangoLincs E-group page.
Subscribe to the Egroup Mailing list here.


Tango Notation:
This page is about Rasche Notation, to enable you to discover how to write your Tango steps.  There is also a link to the Notation E-group discussion forum.


Classes:
Thomas teaches Tango in various locations. You can find out more at TangoNote.co.uk.
Locations for teaching include:
Bristol: current classes can be seen at TangoNote.co.uk.
Lincolnshire: currently postponed. Please see the E-Group page for various organisers.
For other classes and workshops, please see the links above.

Previous classes have included:
Private tuition at various Tango Mangos, Devon, Autumn 2007 and Spring 2009,
Notation workshop for Tango Oblivion, Devon, March 2009.


Milongas and Events:

Past TangoLincs events in Lincolnshire:
Workshop Saturday 13th October 2007
Workshop 29th September 2007
Workshop 15th September 2007
Milonga & Book Launch 11th August 2007
Workshop 05th August 2007
Milonga 30th June 2007


Information:
Argentine Tango is a social and passionate couple dance originating in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the late 19th Century. It has grown and developed since then, with tremendous interest in the dance beyond South America, being particularly popular in mainland Europe, North America and Japan. the dance has become a feature of dancing shows on TV, including the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing. Dancing Argentine Tango is a wonderful way to meet new people and have a great social evening.

Thomas taught with Elsa in Lincolnshire (who also teaches Salsa).
Thomas can be emailed at:   thomas[]tangolincs.co.uk   (please replace [] with the @ sign)
Elsa can be emailed at:    elsa[]tangolincs.co.uk   (please replace [] with the @ sign)

Thomas started dancing Argentine Tango in Berlin in 1997. He has been teaching  in Dublin 2000-2006 for the  Dublin Argentine Tango Society (DATS). He teaches with an emphasis on communication within the couple, good leading, musicality, floorcraft and improvisation. The classes enable the student to go to any Milonga, to dance with confidence and enjoyment.

Comfortable clothing is recommended.
Shoes are important, so dance shoes, or ones with leather soles, are best. Ideally, the shoes have some toe protection and an ankle strap (so that walking backwards is comfortable).
It is better if you can bring a partner, but if not, we change partners during the evening so that everyone gets to dance.


See About TangoLincs to find out more about us and to see the Terms and Conditions.

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