Changing Directions
by David M. Caditz, Ph.D.
David Caditz is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University. When he began studying tango in 1992 he was immediately intrigued by the precision and intricacy of the dance form. Dr. Caditz applied his knowledge of mathematics to analyze the structure and geometry of tango, resulting in the book "Changing Directions - A Concise Guide to the Topology of Tango." This book is designed to be accessible to dancers with little or no technical background and also provides insights for the mathematically savvy reader.
"Changing Directions" is available as paperback, eBook, PDF, on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iBooks and on your computer with iTunes.
Description
An in-depth analysis of the geometrical structure of Argentine Tango. Seventy-two pages, 18 full color photos, 24 diagrams, 25 tables describing the inner workings of tango. A must for any serious student of dance.
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