Dear All,
I hope you all had a blessed holiday with family and friends.
Nominations have been submitted and below you will find the link to enter your vote for the 2015 Board Members. You have until noon on December 31 to vote, so please keep this in mind.
See you on the dance floor New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day!
Yemi
Dear Tango Community,
It is with deep sadness I bring you the news that our dear friend, Roberto Restucha, passed away this morning after battling a lung disease that was diagnosed back in March. Roberto and his wife Amalia were influential in nurturing our community since its beginnings. He was a joy to have around, always with a warm smile and ready to share his knowledge of the music and the dance he loved. He will be greatly missed.
Please keep Amalia and her family in your thoughts and prayers. We will keep you posted as more information is available.
Yemi
Dear Triangle Tango Community,
Thank you so much to everyone who participated in the survey. We had a great response, substantial feedback, and many wonderful ideas that came out of this.
I am excited to have compiled this for you and share these results with everyone. I hope you will find the information helpful and useful.
Triangle_Tango_Survey_Results_July2014
Should you have further feedback for the board, please contact us via email: contact@triangletango.com, or through the website: http://triangletango.com/?page_id=23 . ?
Thank you,
Corrie
The Triangle Tango Board
Dear Triangle Tango Community,
The Triangle Tango (TT) Board is conducting this anonymous survey in order to learn how we can better serve the tango community in the triangle area. We would appreciate your honest opinions on the following issues.
The items included do not mean this is a comprehensive list of things that will happen; rather, this is an opportunity to learn about what types of things you would like to see in the community.
Participation or non-participation in this anonymous survey will have no bearing on your relationship with TT. It is completely anonymous and your opinions and perspectives are protected and very appreciated.
There two parts to the online survey. Please complete both parts by clinking the two links below. Please note that you can take the survey once per computer.
Part One:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/K3DLCNG
Part Two:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8YWTGYF
Thank you for your participation.
Sincerely,
The Triangle Tango Board
Anibal Troilo “Pichuco”, also known as “El Gordo” (the fat man), was an icon of the greatest period of tango music and his name remains a symbol of both Tango and Buenos Aires. Troilo was a great bandoneón player, conductor, and composer. He inspired and continues inspiring generations of tango musicians around the world.