Argentine Tango and Robert Duvall

by Ilya on July 26, 2010

Somehow I got a Parade magazine today in the mail and found a small piece there about Robert Duvall, where he comments on Argentine Tango, while promoting his new movie Get Low. I really liked his comment… Everybody knows Robert Duvall, an Oscar winner, many times Oscar nominee, whose movies include To Kill a Mockingbird, [...]

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Chances Are… You Like Quotes!

by Ilya on July 2, 2010

Most people love quotes They use them in speeches, private conversations, and in writing. Quite often we see quotes used in e-mail signature lines. And we almost always read them. I think the power of quotes is that in just a few words (of some famous “others”) we can convey something important or even profound [...]

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While the following information is entirely optional, be aware that an action might be undertaken by you after reading it: If you still think that hanging out past 9p on a weekday is a violation of your curfew – put glasses on and check your drivers license. If you really love that warm and (slightly) [...]

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Open Invitation to Tango Lessons

by Ilya on March 11, 2010

To paraphrase the Men’s Warehouse commercial – once every two months and Only once every two months Tango Bohemia starts a Beginner Tango Course in the Museum of Art… :) Here is the email I sent out to my list. Please read, but more importantly, ACT: (do keep in mind our classes normally are on [...]

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Tango Lessons vs. Martinis with Matisse

by Ilya on February 24, 2010

As you might know, I teach Tango lessons at OUMA (Oglethorpe University Museum of Art) on Monday nights. Argentine Tango is a perfect complement to the carefully selected Art exhibits of OUMA. Currently we enjoy gently illuminated Henry Matisse drawings. Our students think that Tango dance, music and Matisse go hand in hand. March 2010, [...]

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