
What is the Pause Library ? It’s a library of tango songs that have been visually marked so that you can see where the pauses are at in piece of tango music.
Why would you need this ? Because you can actually Dance to the Pauses! And once you do, you’ll never want to go back to dancing the phrases, or caring about them again. Not to mention, dancing the pauses, is FAR easier than memorizing phrases or trying to use some step, pattern, or figure from class on musical interpretation you took. Dancing the Pauses is far easier, and allows for greater flexibility and creativity!
Below is a small sampling of the hundreds of songs that are in the archive that I have pause-typed. These are just a few. I will add more to the repository as time goes by. Feel free to explore what’s here. Remember, that it takes a bit of time to hear the pause types. Lastly if you want a reminder about the pause types visit > The Five Pause Types Primer
VerdemarCarlos Di Sarli
Roberto Rufino · 1943 · Tango
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BoedoJulio De Caro
Hector Ferrel · 1939 · Tango
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PaisajePedro Laurenz
Alberto Podesta · 1943 · Vals
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Que Nunca Me FaltePedro Laurenz
Alberto Podesta · 1943 · Tango
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RecienPedro Laurenz
Alberto Podesta · 1943 · Tango
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Cordon De OroAnibal Troilo
1941 · Tango
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Adios Buenos AiresOrquesta Tipica Victor
Angel Vargas · 1938 · Tango
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No Nos Veremos MasLucio Demare
Raul Beron · 1943 · Vals
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Milonga Del 900Francisco Canaro
Ernesto Fama · 1933 · Milonga
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Cuando Un Viejo Se EnamoraFrancisco Canaro
1942 · Milonga
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