A breathtaking celebration of tango music and dance is set to take centre stage at Jindabyne Memorial Hall on July 11, 2025, as the much-anticipated concert series “The Art of Tango” brings its fiery rhythm to town. Curated by the acclaimed soprano, Ayşe Göknur Shanal, the concert promises an evening of passion, rhythm, and audience engagement, starting at 7pm.
PHOTO: “The Art of Tango” – a talented group of musicians and dancers – supplied.
This dynamic event, presented by Artists for Peace, features a talented ensemble of musicians and tango dancers. The lineup includes Ayşe Göknur Shanal on voice, Matthew Tsalidis on violin, Karella Mitchell on cello, John Martin on piano, and the charismatic tango dancers, Karina and Fabian Conca. Known for its sold-out shows at the Sydney Opera House, “The Art of Tango” will offer Snowy Mountains music and dance enthusiasts an opportunity to immerse themselves in this celebrated art form.
Ayşe Göknur Shanal shares her passion for the upcoming event, “It’s a super fun event, which has some surprise elements and audience involvement.”
PHOTO: The Art of Tango is set-to dazzle the Snowy Mountains on July 11 CREDIT: Jason Loi
“It is also a family friendly event, with children 12 and under, permitted free entry.” The concert promises a rich tapestry of Argentine Tango, Milonga, and unexpected surprises, designed to engage and inspire both seasoned tango lovers and new audiences alike.
In a glowing review by Stella Joseph-Jarecki for Fever Pitch Magazine, the performance at Melbourne Recital Centre was described as “a passionate and wildly entertaining concert” showcasing the flair and elegance of tango. Joseph-Jarecki praised Ayşe’s “captivating stage presence and excellent diction,” highlighting the ensemble’s “tight unity and communication” throughout the performance.
PHOTO: Acclaimed soprano, Ayşe Göknur Shanal full of voice and spirit CREDIT: Peter Hislop
Tickets for “The Art of Tango” in Jindabyne are available through TryBooking, ensuring an unforgettable experience that captures the rich and vibrant history of tango. With its infectious melodies and inviting rhythms, this concert is set to leave a lasting impression on all who attend. Tickets cost $40 for adults and $30 for student, concession, or pensioner card holders.
Due to popular demand, “The Art of Tango” concert will also be back to present again at the Sydney Opera House in August this year.