For ASG, we place an emphasis on a few things that distinguish the event from many other festivals:
(a) instead of a buffet-style approach, where you might take one class in rumba, then another on Chango, and dance mambo after that, we want ASG to focus on a SINGLE theme--in this case, Cuban son--to allow everyone to really dive deeply into it.
(b) the day's schedule is designed with real thought and intention then to be a journey, to have a throughline from morning to afternoon that makes sense and will leave you with a deeper level of understanding.
(c) we intentionally try to keep the teacher-student ratio low--rather than being one in a room of 200 people without being able to see, we work to have enough instructors to offer individualized, one-on-one feedback throughout the sessions.
(d) this year, because we know there's a range of experience with son, we'll be offering two sessions each hour, one intended for beginner-improver dancers and one for the intermediate-level veterans out there.
As you know, Cuban son is a rich dance with lots of varieties and elements in its own right, so we're excited to use the day to teach you all different aspects of the dance--from guajira to guaracha, son oriental to son montuno, desplazamientos to tornillos, and much more.
Once again this year, ASG will be preceded the day before, on Saturday, October 3rd, by Rueday, our ode to rueda de casino in all its forms. If you want to join both days and save some money in the process, you can buy a combo pass that gets you into both Rueday and ASG; if, however, your schedule or your interests tilt toward just one event, we've got passes for each event on its own as well.
Head HERE for your tickets:
zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/asi-se-goza-son-edition
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OASIS by Workville, 315 W 35th St,New York, New York, Manhattan, United States
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