Music Seminars with Michael Lavocah | Vienna 1-3 May

Name: Music Seminars with Michael Lavocah | Vienna 1-3 May
Start: 2026-05-01T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-03T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Maria-Lassnig-Straße 33, 1100

Schedule

Fri, 01 May, 2026 at 03:00 pm to Sun, 03 May, 2026 at 06:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Maria-Lassnig-Straße 33, 1100 | Wien, WI

We are very happy to welcome renown author and tango music expert Michael Lavocah to Vienna for five music lectures from 1 to 3 May!
Each day will be held a seminar of 3h (including a break) consisting of 2 topics. All seminars take place at Atelier SOL, Maria-Lassnig-Str 33.
Friday, 1 May
15:00-18:00 Part 1 – How To Listen To Tango Music
Part 2 – Osvaldo Pugliese: Passion, Purity and a Red Carnation
Saturday, 2 May
15:00-18:00 Part 1 – Juan D’Arienzo: The King of the Beat
Part 2 – Carlos Di Sarli: The Enigma
Sunday, 3 May
15:00-18:00 Part 1 – Francisco Canaro: The Entertainer
Part 2 – Tango Singers: Francisco Fiorentino
Prices:
Seminar of 3h: 50 Euro
Package for all seminars (3x3h): 120 Euro
University students U30: 20% discount (use the code stud-20)
Michael Lavocah brings tango music to life. Renowned for his books on tango music, all written from the perspective of the dancer, he is also a natural raconteur. His world-famous orchestra presentations (delivered in sixteen countries so far) are a voyage through the life and work of the great tango band leaders with a mixture of story-telling, guided listening, history and analysis, introducing the key musicians in each band and teaching dancers to hear and recognise their contributions. Come and learn to listen, feel and dance to the music with greater understanding and depth.
Michael is also well known for his books on tango music. In 2012 he created a new genre of tango writing with his book Tango Stories: Musical Secrets, the dancer’s guide to tango music, which has been translated into five languages and published in Buenos Aires. His current project is a series of books exploring the great tango orchestras, Tango Masters. Michael’s visit to Vienna coincides with the launch of a revised German edition of his first book, Tango-Geschichten: Was die Musik erzählt.