Magdalena Myszka moterų tango technika ir privačios pamokos Vilniuje

Name: Magdalena Myszka moterų tango technika ir privačios pamokos Vilniuje
Start: 2026-01-31T12:00:00+02:00
Location: Olimpiečių g. 1, Vilnius

Schedule

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026 at 12:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Olimpiečių g. 1, Vilnius | Vilnius, VL

ŠEŠTADIENIS, sausio 31 d.
12.00 - 13.15 val. Laisva koja – kas tai iš tikrųjų, kaip ją pasiekti ir kaip su ja dirbti. Pirmoje dalyje daugiausia dėmesio skirsime stovimos kojos, ašies ir pusiausvyros stiprinimui. Antroje dalyje dirbsime su laisvos kojos atpalaidavimu ir leisime jai judėti lengviau ir aiškiau.
(ENGLISH: The Free Leg - how to work with it)
13.30 - 14.45 val. Ėjimo būdai. Seminaras apie technikos ir muzikalumo ribą. Nagrinėsime skirtingas ėjimo savybes ir stebėsime, kaip muzika gali pakeisti mūsų judėjimą, laiką ir ketinimus.
(ENGLISH: Ways of Walking)
SEKMADIENIS, vasario 1 d.
12.00 - 13.15 val. Milonga – Technika. Dirbsime ties energijos valdymu, kad mūsų šokis būtų kuo ekonomiškesnis ir lengvesnis, net ir šokant didesniu tempu.
(ENGLISH: Milonga – Technique)
13.30 - 14.45 val. Rotacinės puošmenos. Žingsnis po žingsnio analizuosime kaip laisvoje kojoje spiralinės energijos pagalba sukurti puošmenas. Dirbsime su rulo ir jo variacijomis, tyrinėsime rotaciją, tėkmę ir valdymą.
(ENGLISH: Rotational Embellishments)
Vieta: Olimpiečių g. 1, Vilnius (prie pat Mindaugo tilto)
Kaina: viso seminaro kaina 100 eur. Atskirų pamokų kaina 30 eur. Vietų skaičius ribotas, todėl pirminybė moterims, kurios registravosi visam seminarui.
Pamokos bus vedamos anglų kalba (su vertimu, jei bus būtina).
Individualios pamokos kaina 80 eur.
Registruotis [email protected] arba +37061512783, arba asmenine žinute į Messenger’į.

Apie mokytoją (anglų kalba):
Magdalena Myszka is a renowned Argentine tango dancer and accomplished dance teacher who is sought after for both performances and classes in Europe and beyond. Her training in dance began in 2005, in northern Poland. After several years of study of various Latin dances, including salsa, bachata and capoeira, she decided to focus on tango which she approached from multiple angles, from body work, to performance art, to musical history and Argentinian culture. In this trajectory, Magdalena Myszka studied with numerous tango maestros, including world-class dancers such as Geraldine Rojas, Graciela Gonzales, Javier Rodriguez, Virginia Pandolfi, Roxana Suarez and Sebastian Achaval, Ruben Carlos Terbalca, Silvio la Via, Stefania Colina and Juan Martin Carrara, Moira Castellano, Alejandra Mantiñan, Lorena Ermocida, Fabian Peralta and Josefina Bermudez, Diego Ortega and Aldana Silveyra both in Europe and in a number of long-term stays in Buenos Aires.

Magdalena Myszka has been invited to perform in numerous international events, both in festival milongas and on stage. As a performer, she has been collaborating with dancers such as Damian Thompson, Łukasz Wiśniewski, Ariel Taritolay, Ezequiel Mendoza, Szymon Nowak, Ney Melo and others. As a teacher, she brings to students her own detailed body work and technique, developed over a number of years and reflecting the central concept of the body as a structure through which motion signals propagate. In her classes, she guides individual students to explore and exploit the connections between different parts of the body, as a means to generate movement with density and texture and as a tool for expressivity. In couple work, she emphasizes the use of timing and degrees of intensity in the process of leading and following. This approach rests solidly on a range of body exercises and technical material that she has been developing over the years, and her classes are organized in a progressive way, following a path from simple exercise to complex work on structures and dynamics. What sets her classes apart is her ability to tie together in her teaching highly detailed body work with the more elusive expressive and emotional aspects of the dance.