I believe tango notation needs to be much more than just steps. One would need some way of describing orientation of hips vs. upper body, movement vs. rotation -- not to forget the actual leading impulse which "makes" the step happen. Probably the only way to do this is through a graphical system… trying to get down to the most basic step/elements, similar to the tango matrix books. And then try to make "high level" sequences from these positions.? Dekay 13:59, 9 Jul 2006 (MDT)


For detailed descriptions including arm/head movement and body posture, there is already and advanced vocabulary: labanotation. [1] (http://user.uni-frankfurt.de/~griesbec/LABANE.HTML) I feel we just need a simpler feet-only vocabulary that is easy to remember for any level of dancer --WikiSysop 13:13, 11 Jul 2006 (MDT)

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