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This coming Thursday October 3rd we celebrate Autumm at Tango Terra. Join us for a night loaded with colours, warmth and lots of oomph!! To keep on the celebrations we are launching a massive %50 discount for under 25's ! Spread the news! and hold on tight for more combos on the way! Much looking forward to welcome the autumm season with you all! Tango Terra Team This coming Thursday 19th of September we are preluding a big night in the bestest of fashion! Great friends and huge talented human beings. Oscar Acebras, a whole life dedicated to this endeavor. Touching peoples heart with his artistry. Thanks so much Oscar!
FREE BEGINNERS CLASS 18:30 with the one and only Carolina Burkhard and Alfredo Martin Espindola OPEN LEVEL 19:30 theme : The white elephant in the room! Milonga till 11 Much looking forward to see you all! Tango Terra Team· |
From tomorrow 25th of July! Tango Terra, (Seven Dials Club) keeping alive the Embrace revolushion!! Come, join us from 18:30 till 19:30 FREE BEGINNERS LESSONS with Carolina Burkhard and Alfredo Martin Espindola
Followed by our usual challenging and in-depth open level class from 19:30 till 20:30
Milonga with our revamped live music front!
Come, check it out!
Much looking forward to see you all!
Tango Terra Team
Followed by our usual challenging and in-depth open level class from 19:30 till 20:30
Milonga with our revamped live music front!
Come, check it out!
Much looking forward to see you all!
Tango Terra Team
Carolina Burkhard
Professional Performer, Teacher and Choreographer
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Carolina Burkhard began her dance training at age 6 in jazz and ballet. She graduated as a Choreographer and Dance Interpreter from the Reina Reech Dance Studios, specializing in theater jazz, contemporary, ballet, tap and hip-hop. Carolina is a certified Tango Salon teacher from Corporacion Tango and a member of the International Dance Council CID. She is also skilled in urban rhythms such as commercial dance, femme style and a wide range of Latin rhythms, including reggaeton and bachata. A Fitness Instructor and Personal Trainer, she continues to teach group and private classes. Carolina has trained with renowned tango maestros in Buenos Aires for over 14 years, exploring styles from classic tango salon to new tango and stage tango. She has performed and taught in prestigious venues across Argentina and Europe, including the National Academy of Tango in Buenos Aires. Since moving to London in 2018, Carolina has expanded her teaching and performing internationally. Her diverse background and expertise have shaped her into a versatile artist dedicated to inspiring others through the rich tradition and expressive power of Argentine tango.
Professional Performer, Teacher and Choreographer
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Carolina Burkhard began her dance training at age 6 in jazz and ballet. She graduated as a Choreographer and Dance Interpreter from the Reina Reech Dance Studios, specializing in theater jazz, contemporary, ballet, tap and hip-hop. Carolina is a certified Tango Salon teacher from Corporacion Tango and a member of the International Dance Council CID. She is also skilled in urban rhythms such as commercial dance, femme style and a wide range of Latin rhythms, including reggaeton and bachata. A Fitness Instructor and Personal Trainer, she continues to teach group and private classes. Carolina has trained with renowned tango maestros in Buenos Aires for over 14 years, exploring styles from classic tango salon to new tango and stage tango. She has performed and taught in prestigious venues across Argentina and Europe, including the National Academy of Tango in Buenos Aires. Since moving to London in 2018, Carolina has expanded her teaching and performing internationally. Her diverse background and expertise have shaped her into a versatile artist dedicated to inspiring others through the rich tradition and expressive power of Argentine tango.
John Turville is one of the leading UK pianists of his generation. After a classical education at Cambridge and the Guildhall, he has gone on to an international performing career including recording three albums as a leader; the most recent due for release on Whirlwind Records in 2019, featuring the world-renowned Julian Arguelles on tenor and soprano sax. John has won multiple awards for his two trio albums including MOJO’s #3 Jazz Album of the Year (2012), and ‘Best Album’ in the Parliamentary Awards 2011. John was also a joint winner of the 2009 PRS Promoter’s Choice Award and was awarded ‘Best Instrumentalist' in the 2010 London Jazz Awards as well as reaching the semi-finals in the Martial Solal Jazz Piano Concours in Paris the same year.
John is also an in-demand sideman, and has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has recorded over 30 albums with many renowned jazz and tango groups, including with Tim Garland’s Acoustic Triangle and Lighthouse Trio, Thomas Gould, the Yuri Goloubev trio, the Tony Kofi/Alan Barnes Quintet, Karios 4tet, Asaf Sirkis Trio, Gilad Atzmon, Transtango, the London Tango Orchestra, El Ultimo Tango, the Matt Ridley Quartet, Sabina Racheyeva, Andre Canniere, Maciek Pysz, Krzysztof Urbanski and Natacha Atlas. He is also known for his work with crossover groups, including regular session and performing work with choral composers Alexander L’Estrange, Will Todd and Paul Mottram, and was a featured soloist in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert in Lincoln Cathedral, which will be performed again at Coventry and York Cathedrals in 2019.
John co-runs the E17 jazz collective and curates their programme and festival, as well as conducting and composing for the 13-piece E17 Large Ensemble, his tango quintet ‘Almagro Ensemble’ and his sextet ‘Solstice’, featuring Brigitte Beraha and Tori Freestone. Their debut album ‘Alimentation’ was released on Two Rivers Records in 2017, accompanied by a 20-date Arts Council tour, with a second scheduled for release in autumn 2019.
John is an experienced composer and arranger for strings, voices, jazz and tango ensembles. He is also the principal jazz piano tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, the Purcell and Yehudi Menuhin schools as well as at Royal Holloway, and regularly coaches ensembles and leads workshops at the Guildhall and Royal Academy. John has taught and performed at summer schools in Saarwellingen (Germany), the Concertato Masterclass (Capri, Italy) and the Dartington International Summer School, Devon. He is also the external adjudicator in jazz piano at Trinity Laban.
www.johnturville.com
John Turville is one of the leading UK pianists of his generation. After a classical education at Cambridge and the Guildhall, he has gone on to an international performing career including recording three albums as a leader; the most recent due for release on Whirlwind Records in 2019, featuring the world-renowned Julian Arguelles on tenor and soprano sax. John has won multiple awards for his two trio albums including MOJO’s #3 Jazz Album of the Year (2012), and ‘Best Album’ in the Parliamentary Awards 2011. John was also a joint winner of the 2009 PRS Promoter’s Choice Award and was awarded ‘Best Instrumentalist' in the 2010 London Jazz Awards as well as reaching the semi-finals in the Martial Solal Jazz Piano Concours in Paris the same year.
John is also an in-demand sideman, and has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has recorded over 30 albums with many renowned jazz and tango groups, including with Tim Garland’s Acoustic Triangle and Lighthouse Trio, Thomas Gould, the Yuri Goloubev trio, the Tony Kofi/Alan Barnes Quintet, Karios 4tet, Asaf Sirkis Trio, Gilad Atzmon, Transtango, the London Tango Orchestra, El Ultimo Tango, the Matt Ridley Quartet, Sabina Racheyeva, Andre Canniere, Maciek Pysz, Krzysztof Urbanski and Natacha Atlas. He is also known for his work with crossover groups, including regular session and performing work with choral composers Alexander L’Estrange, Will Todd and Paul Mottram, and was a featured soloist in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert in Lincoln Cathedral, which will be performed again at Coventry and York Cathedrals in 2019.
John co-runs the E17 jazz collective and curates their programme and festival, as well as conducting and composing for the 13-piece E17 Large Ensemble, his tango quintet ‘Almagro Ensemble’ and his sextet ‘Solstice’, featuring Brigitte Beraha and Tori Freestone. Their debut album ‘Alimentation’ was released on Two Rivers Records in 2017, accompanied by a 20-date Arts Council tour, with a second scheduled for release in autumn 2019.
John is an experienced composer and arranger for strings, voices, jazz and tango ensembles. He is also the principal jazz piano tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, the Purcell and Yehudi Menuhin schools as well as at Royal Holloway, and regularly coaches ensembles and leads workshops at the Guildhall and Royal Academy. John has taught and performed at summer schools in Saarwellingen (Germany), the Concertato Masterclass (Capri, Italy) and the Dartington International Summer School, Devon. He is also the external adjudicator in jazz piano at Trinity Laban.
www.johnturville.comJohn Turville is one of the leading UK pianists of his generation. After a classical education at Cambridge and the Guildhall, he has gone on to an international performing career including recording three albums as a leader; the most recent due for release on Whirlwind Records in 2019, featuring the world-renowned Julian Arguelles on tenor and soprano sax. John has won multiple awards for his two trio albums including MOJO’s #3 Jazz Album of the Year (2012), and ‘Best Album’ in the Parliamentary Awards 2011. John was also a joint winner of the 2009 PRS Promoter’s Choice Award and was awarded ‘Best Instrumentalist' in the 2010 London Jazz Awards as well as reaching the semi-finals in the Martial Solal Jazz Piano Concours in Paris the same year.
John is also an in-demand sideman, and has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has recorded over 30 albums with many renowned jazz and tango groups, including with Tim Garland’s Acoustic Triangle and Lighthouse Trio, Thomas Gould, the Yuri Goloubev trio, the Tony Kofi/Alan Barnes Quintet, Karios 4tet, Asaf Sirkis Trio, Gilad Atzmon, Transtango, the London Tango Orchestra, El Ultimo Tango, the Matt Ridley Quartet, Sabina Racheyeva, Andre Canniere, Maciek Pysz, Krzysztof Urbanski and Natacha Atlas. He is also known for his work with crossover groups, including regular session and performing work with choral composers Alexander L’Estrange, Will Todd and Paul Mottram, and was a featured soloist in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert in Lincoln Cathedral, which will be performed again at Coventry and York Cathedrals in 2019.
John co-runs the E17 jazz collective and curates their programme and festival, as well as conducting and composing for the 13-piece E17 Large Ensemble, his tango quintet ‘Almagro Ensemble’ and his sextet ‘Solstice’, featuring Brigitte Beraha and Tori Freestone. Their debut album ‘Alimentation’ was released on Two Rivers Records in 2017, accompanied by a 20-date Arts Council tour, with a second scheduled for release in autumn 2019.
John is an experienced composer and arranger for strings, voices, jazz and tango ensembles. He is also the principal jazz piano tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, the Purcell and Yehudi Menuhin schools as well as at Royal Holloway, and regularly coaches ensembles and leads workshops at the Guildhall and Royal Academy. John has taught and performed at summer schools in Saarwellingen (Germany), the Concertato Masterclass (Capri, Italy) and the Dartington International Summer School, Devon. He is also the external adjudicator in jazz piano at Trinity Laban.
www.johnturville.com
John Turville is one of the leading UK pianists of his generation. After a classical education at Cambridge and the Guildhall, he has gone on to an international performing career including recording three albums as a leader; the most recent due for release on Whirlwind Records in 2019, featuring the world-renowned Julian Arguelles on tenor and soprano sax. John has won multiple awards for his two trio albums including MOJO’s #3 Jazz Album of the Year (2012), and ‘Best Album’ in the Parliamentary Awards 2011. John was also a joint winner of the 2009 PRS Promoter’s Choice Award and was awarded ‘Best Instrumentalist' in the 2010 London Jazz Awards as well as reaching the semi-finals in the Martial Solal Jazz Piano Concours in Paris the same year.
John is also an in-demand sideman, and has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has recorded over 30 albums with many renowned jazz and tango groups, including with Tim Garland’s Acoustic Triangle and Lighthouse Trio, Thomas Gould, the Yuri Goloubev trio, the Tony Kofi/Alan Barnes Quintet, Karios 4tet, Asaf Sirkis Trio, Gilad Atzmon, Transtango, the London Tango Orchestra, El Ultimo Tango, the Matt Ridley Quartet, Sabina Racheyeva, Andre Canniere, Maciek Pysz, Krzysztof Urbanski and Natacha Atlas. He is also known for his work with crossover groups, including regular session and performing work with choral composers Alexander L’Estrange, Will Todd and Paul Mottram, and was a featured soloist in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert in Lincoln Cathedral, which will be performed again at Coventry and York Cathedrals in 2019.
John co-runs the E17 jazz collective and curates their programme and festival, as well as conducting and composing for the 13-piece E17 Large Ensemble, his tango quintet ‘Almagro Ensemble’ and his sextet ‘Solstice’, featuring Brigitte Beraha and Tori Freestone. Their debut album ‘Alimentation’ was released on Two Rivers Records in 2017, accompanied by a 20-date Arts Council tour, with a second scheduled for release in autumn 2019.
John is an experienced composer and arranger for strings, voices, jazz and tango ensembles. He is also the principal jazz piano tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, the Purcell and Yehudi Menuhin schools as well as at Royal Holloway, and regularly coaches ensembles and leads workshops at the Guildhall and Royal Academy. John has taught and performed at summer schools in Saarwellingen (Germany), the Concertato Masterclass (Capri, Italy) and the Dartington International Summer School, Devon. He is also the external adjudicator in jazz piano at Trinity Laban.
www.johnturville.com
John Turville is one of the leading UK pianists of his generation. After a classical education at Cambridge and the Guildhall, he has gone on to an international performing career including recording three albums as a leader; the most recent due for release on Whirlwind Records in 2019, featuring the world-renowned Julian Arguelles on tenor and soprano sax. John has won multiple awards for his two trio albums including MOJO’s #3 Jazz Album of the Year (2012), and ‘Best Album’ in the Parliamentary Awards 2011. John was also a joint winner of the 2009 PRS Promoter’s Choice Award and was awarded ‘Best Instrumentalist' in the 2010 London Jazz Awards as well as reaching the semi-finals in the Martial Solal Jazz Piano Concours in Paris the same year.
John is also an in-demand sideman, and has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has recorded over 30 albums with many renowned jazz and tango groups, including with Tim Garland’s Acoustic Triangle and Lighthouse Trio, Thomas Gould, the Yuri Goloubev trio, the Tony Kofi/Alan Barnes Quintet, Karios 4tet, Asaf Sirkis Trio, Gilad Atzmon, Transtango, the London Tango Orchestra, El Ultimo Tango, the Matt Ridley Quartet, Sabina Racheyeva, Andre Canniere, Maciek Pysz, Krzysztof Urbanski and Natacha Atlas. He is also known for his work with crossover groups, including regular session and performing work with choral composers Alexander L’Estrange, Will Todd and Paul Mottram, and was a featured soloist in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert in Lincoln Cathedral, which will be performed again at Coventry and York Cathedrals in 2019.
John co-runs the E17 jazz collective and curates their programme and festival, as well as conducting and composing for the 13-piece E17 Large Ensemble, his tango quintet ‘Almagro Ensemble’ and his sextet ‘Solstice’, featuring Brigitte Beraha and Tori Freestone. Their debut album ‘Alimentation’ was released on Two Rivers Records in 2017, accompanied by a 20-date Arts Council tour, with a second scheduled for release in autumn 2019.
John is an experienced composer and arranger for strings, voices, jazz and tango ensembles. He is also the principal jazz piano tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, the Purcell and Yehudi Menuhin schools as well as at Royal Holloway, and regularly coaches ensembles and leads workshops at the Guildhall and Royal Academy. John has taught and performed at summer schools in Saarwellingen (Germany), the Concertato Masterclass (Capri, Italy) and the Dartington International Summer School, Devon. He is also the external adjudicator in jazz piano at Trinity Laban.
www.johnturville.comJohn Turville is one of the leading UK pianists of his generation. After a classical education at Cambridge and the Guildhall, he has gone on to an international performing career including recording three albums as a leader; the most recent due for release on Whirlwind Records in 2019, featuring the world-renowned Julian Arguelles on tenor and soprano sax. John has won multiple awards for his two trio albums including MOJO’s #3 Jazz Album of the Year (2012), and ‘Best Album’ in the Parliamentary Awards 2011. John was also a joint winner of the 2009 PRS Promoter’s Choice Award and was awarded ‘Best Instrumentalist' in the 2010 London Jazz Awards as well as reaching the semi-finals in the Martial Solal Jazz Piano Concours in Paris the same year.
John is also an in-demand sideman, and has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia. He has recorded over 30 albums with many renowned jazz and tango groups, including with Tim Garland’s Acoustic Triangle and Lighthouse Trio, Thomas Gould, the Yuri Goloubev trio, the Tony Kofi/Alan Barnes Quintet, Karios 4tet, Asaf Sirkis Trio, Gilad Atzmon, Transtango, the London Tango Orchestra, El Ultimo Tango, the Matt Ridley Quartet, Sabina Racheyeva, Andre Canniere, Maciek Pysz, Krzysztof Urbanski and Natacha Atlas. He is also known for his work with crossover groups, including regular session and performing work with choral composers Alexander L’Estrange, Will Todd and Paul Mottram, and was a featured soloist in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert in Lincoln Cathedral, which will be performed again at Coventry and York Cathedrals in 2019.
John co-runs the E17 jazz collective and curates their programme and festival, as well as conducting and composing for the 13-piece E17 Large Ensemble, his tango quintet ‘Almagro Ensemble’ and his sextet ‘Solstice’, featuring Brigitte Beraha and Tori Freestone. Their debut album ‘Alimentation’ was released on Two Rivers Records in 2017, accompanied by a 20-date Arts Council tour, with a second scheduled for release in autumn 2019.
John is an experienced composer and arranger for strings, voices, jazz and tango ensembles. He is also the principal jazz piano tutor at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, the Purcell and Yehudi Menuhin schools as well as at Royal Holloway, and regularly coaches ensembles and leads workshops at the Guildhall and Royal Academy. John has taught and performed at summer schools in Saarwellingen (Germany), the Concertato Masterclass (Capri, Italy) and the Dartington International Summer School, Devon. He is also the external adjudicator in jazz piano at Trinity Laban.
www.johnturville.com
LEONEL GASSO
He has traveled to countries on the Asian and European continent, such as Germany, France, South Korea, Tokyo (Japan), Edinburgh, Thailand, Italy, among others, with different Tango projects and popular music from his country.
He recorded two albums, De Puerto a Puerto and Fantasma Fiel, awarded by the MEC. He won the National Music Awards in 2015, 2016, 2020, 2022. He performed in the 3 main Jazz Festivals in Uruguay; “Lapataia” (Punta del Este) with Paquito de Rivera, “Jazz on the street” (Mercedes) and “Jazztour” (Montevideo), with his group Leo Gasso Trio.
He has been part of Jazz-Fusion group projects such as; Luis Alderotti Quartet, Federico Lazarini Grupo, Alfonso Santini Grupo, Pasajero Luminoso, among others from Uruguay and Argentina.
He performed at Galas de Tango with the OFM, (Montevideo Philharmonic Orchestra) as first bandoneon player and soloist. In 2020 he was the first prize of the NATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITION, with the work Dante en Lagomar, Tango category.
In 2021 he made a Tribute to Piazzolla together with the OSSODRE. He performs performances with Lonjatangó, a project created and led by Leonel, and supported by CIATYC, the Inter-Ministerial Commission to support Tango and Candombe.
Early 2022 he performed as a soloist at the prestigious Mercedes Jazz Festival. (Jazz on the street), where this same year he also entered UTEC (Technological University Degree in Jazz and creative music).
He obtained recognition for “Lonjatangó and Leo Gasso Cuarteto”, both solo projects, for “Expande Músicas”, a program promoted by the Ministry of Education and Culture (Mec) with the aim of taking his music to the world in 2022.
Selected and winner of the international competition “Che Bandoneón” of the contest held in the city of Stowe (Vermont) in the United States, in August 2022.
At the end of 2022 he is summoned to play with the Tenerife Philharmonic (Spain) to accompany the prestigious lyrical singer Nancy Fabiola Herrera.
He has traveled to countries on the Asian and European continent, such as Germany, France, South Korea, Tokyo (Japan), Edinburgh, Thailand, Italy, among others, with different Tango projects and popular music from his country.
He recorded two albums, De Puerto a Puerto and Fantasma Fiel, awarded by the MEC. He won the National Music Awards in 2015, 2016, 2020, 2022. He performed in the 3 main Jazz Festivals in Uruguay; “Lapataia” (Punta del Este) with Paquito de Rivera, “Jazz on the street” (Mercedes) and “Jazztour” (Montevideo), with his group Leo Gasso Trio.
He has been part of Jazz-Fusion group projects such as; Luis Alderotti Quartet, Federico Lazarini Grupo, Alfonso Santini Grupo, Pasajero Luminoso, among others from Uruguay and Argentina.
He performed at Galas de Tango with the OFM, (Montevideo Philharmonic Orchestra) as first bandoneon player and soloist. In 2020 he was the first prize of the NATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITION, with the work Dante en Lagomar, Tango category.
In 2021 he made a Tribute to Piazzolla together with the OSSODRE. He performs performances with Lonjatangó, a project created and led by Leonel, and supported by CIATYC, the Inter-Ministerial Commission to support Tango and Candombe.
Early 2022 he performed as a soloist at the prestigious Mercedes Jazz Festival. (Jazz on the street), where this same year he also entered UTEC (Technological University Degree in Jazz and creative music).
He obtained recognition for “Lonjatangó and Leo Gasso Cuarteto”, both solo projects, for “Expande Músicas”, a program promoted by the Ministry of Education and Culture (Mec) with the aim of taking his music to the world in 2022.
Selected and winner of the international competition “Che Bandoneón” of the contest held in the city of Stowe (Vermont) in the United States, in August 2022.
At the end of 2022 he is summoned to play with the Tenerife Philharmonic (Spain) to accompany the prestigious lyrical singer Nancy Fabiola Herrera.
Phoebe Tsang Is a Hong Kong-born Chinese, British and Canadian violinist and writer. She
has performed across Canada as a soloist, concertmaster, and chamber musician. More
recently her practice has focused on interdisciplinary collaboration, composition, and
improvisation. She has been commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto
(MOCA), to create music in response to art works by Martin Boyce, Kapwani Kiwanga, and
others. Her avant garde albums “Button Music” and “The Angel Particle” can be found on
Off record label (Belgium). Phoebe is the author of the short fiction collection “Setting Fire
to Water” (Thistledown Press), and the poetry collection “Contents of a Mermaid’s Purse”
(Tightrope Boo
has performed across Canada as a soloist, concertmaster, and chamber musician. More
recently her practice has focused on interdisciplinary collaboration, composition, and
improvisation. She has been commissioned by the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto
(MOCA), to create music in response to art works by Martin Boyce, Kapwani Kiwanga, and
others. Her avant garde albums “Button Music” and “The Angel Particle” can be found on
Off record label (Belgium). Phoebe is the author of the short fiction collection “Setting Fire
to Water” (Thistledown Press), and the poetry collection “Contents of a Mermaid’s Purse”
(Tightrope Boo
Spice up your summer vibes by getting the nitty gritty of this art form with Caro and Alfredo. This couple from Argentina will cut no corners and will give you everyting you need to know to navigate the amazing world of argentine tango with fun, confidence and panache. Come, spread the word!!
Where : 7 Dials Club 42 Earlham st Covent Garden
What time : 18:30 till 19:30
When : THURSDAYS
What to bring : your bestest self!
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SEVEN DIALS CLUB
COVENT GARDEN
42 EARLHAM STREET
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SEVEN DIALS CLUB
COVENT GARDEN
42 EARLHAM STREET
