FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Studio

  • Studio fees, incurred through renting suitable spaces for your lessons, are added to the package cost after determining your specific requirements. This approach allows us to offer you a tailored solution that aligns with your preferences and ensures an optimal learning environment for your private tango lessons. Contact us to discuss your requirements and find the perfect studio solution that aligns with your goals.

  • Alternatively, we offer the convenience of in-home tango lessons, bringing our expertise to you.

    To ensure a productive and enjoyable learning experience, we kindly request that the students residence meets the following requirements:

    • Sufficient room to accommodate dance movements, pivots, and footwork. At a minimum 2 by 2 meters
    • A smooth and slippery floor. This can be tiles, timber or vinyl
    • Adequate Lighting: Well-lit space to ensure visibility
    • Within Service Area: Only available for residences within the Chatswood and surrounding areas.

    Please contact if you which to discuss further addresses

    Our fees for other zones

  • We are always looking for options and hope to get a studio in the future.

Attire

  • Selecting the right footwear is crucial when it comes to mastering the art of Argentine Tango. To ensure your feet can pivot and glide smoothly, consider tango-specific shoes with flexible leather or suede soles.

    While choosing the right shoes is crucial, wearing comfortable clothing is equally important. Whether you opt for tango-specific attire or sportswear, the goal is to move freely and confidently.

  • Alternatively, jazz shoes, dance sneakers or ballroom shoes are excellent choices. These options provide the necessary support and flexibility to make those elegant tango movements effortless. Socks is also a good option when practising.

    It's advisable to steer clear of rubber-soled shoes, as they can hinder your ability to pivot gracefully. Additionally, shoes with pointed toes and protruding soles may affect your comfort and movement during the dance.

  • Comfortable clothing that you can easily move in. Classes are usually casual and Milongas are usually described as elegant sports wear due to the requirement to be able to freely move.

Classes

  • No, just bring yourself and we teach you at the speed required to make you feel like your dancing in no time at all

  • No, its not difficult to learn to dance tango. it takes time to master tango

  • No this is not a requirement, we will try to partner up people and regularly change partners

  • They have formed very differently from each other. We teach Aregntine tango that is danced in the salons of Buenos Aires.

  • Stage tango is designed around the stage and to be viewed showing the musicality of the dancers to an audience. Tango salon is very personal and is between the dancers, they feature similar moves just move internal rather than external

  • In the new year 2024 we are looking to start group classes, venue to be confirmed.

  • It's completely normal to feel hesitant or nervous about starting something new, especially when it involves learning a new skill like tango. However, keep in mind that trying something new can be a rewarding and enriching experience. Here are a few tips to help ease your hesitations:

    Remember Everyone Starts Somewhere - Everyone in your first tango lesson is likely to be a beginner as well. There's no need to compare yourself to others, as everyone is there to learn and improve together.

    Embrace the Learning Process - Understand that it's okay to make mistakes and that learning a dance requires practice. The journey is just as important as the destination, so enjoy the process of improvement.

    Positive Mindset - Approach your first tango lesson with a positive mindset. Focus on the joy of learning something new rather than worrying about being perfect from the start.

    Take Small Steps - Break down the learning process into smaller, manageable steps. Instead of trying to master everything at once, focus on one aspect at a time. This can make the learning process less overwhelming.

    Go with a Friend - If possible, go to the lesson with a friend. Having a familiar face can make the experience more enjoyable and less intimidating.

    Communication - Don't hesitate to communicate with your instructor about any concerns or questions you may have. They are there to help and guide you through the learning process.

    Have Realistic Expectations - Understand that you won't become an expert after just one lesson. Set realistic expectations for yourself and celebrate small achievements along the way.

    Enjoy the Music - Tango is not just about the steps; it's also about expressing yourself through movement and enjoying the music. Let the music guide you and have fun with it.

    Remember that feeling hesitant is a common part of trying something new, but it's also a step toward personal growth and new experiences. Give yourself the chance to enjoy the process, and you may find that your hesitations gradually fade away as you become more comfortable with tango.

Payments

  • We accept cash, paypal or bank transfer.

  • Payments can be made to Paypal user ID: @primaveratango

    paypal.me/primaveratango

  • Bank transfer

    Account Name: Dean James Beattie
    BSB: 012006
    Acc: 219896075

  • Once lesson or package is confirmed with us, a 50% deposit is required by bank transfer. The remaining balance can be paid by cash or transfer on the day of the first lesson.

Have a further question?

If you have a question that is not answered on our FAQs page or would like to discuss further a topic, then please send us a message, by filling out the form. We look forward to hearing from you