Adam Taub & Bachata Class
Adam Taub is a documentary filmmaker, bachata researcher and dance teacher. Adam has, for over a decade, had broad experience in the world of Bachata. He has lived in the Dominican Republic and conducted extensive research, in-depth video projects, and recorded interviews with bachata legends. Adam is widely recognized for his innovative presentations and the unique pedagogy he has developed for teaching bachata dance and musicology. Adam has been invited to teach and present his work at dozens of national and international salsa and bachata festivals, libraries, cultural centers, and universities. He resides in Colorado and regularly teaches Bachata classes, workshops and privates there, in cities such as Denver, Boulder, & Fort Collins.
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Bachata Dance Workshops
Bachata dance workshops are available for festivals, studios, and universities involving a variety of content including foundations, basic steps, footwork, partnerwork, timing, musicality, and styles.
Bachata Research, Interviews and video
I have been doing music and dance research, film work, and interviews in the Dominican Republic and around the world for over a decade and continue research on a variety of topics. I present this work during workshops, festivals, university, library visits, and on my website, blog, Youtube channel, and Facebook.
Bachata Shirts and Merch
Bachata Shirts, Tees, Hoodies, Mugs, and more in a variety of colors, sizes, fits, and styles. Available now on Teespring. Represent your love for Bachata music and dance with these Bachata designs that feature the fundamental instruments in Bachata, The Bongo, Bass, Requinto, Rhythm Guitar, and Güira. Represent your love of Bachata with a shirt featuring the core instruments
Book A University Visit, Lecture, or Workshop
I offer a variety of engaging university, school & library speaker programs that may incorporate dance workshops, lectures, multimedia presentations, film screenings, and classroom visits. We explore Dominican and Bachata culture, history, identity, dance, and music. Departments such as Latino & Caribbean Studies, Spanish, Anthropology, music & dance have organized past events. Click here for more info.
Multi Media Presentations
Multimedia presentations and lectures on Bachata music and dance, history, culture, and styles are available for universities, studios, schools, festivals, libraries, and congresses.
Documentary Film
The Duke of Bachata is a documentary film by Adam Taub, that follows Bachatero Joan Soriano, from the Dominican Republic as he struggles to make it in music and support his family. The film also features bachata musicians Edilio Paredes, Leonardo Paniagua, El Chivo Sin Ley, iASO Records and more. Adam is available for screenings and can include Q & A, class lectures. In addition to the Duke of Bachata Adam has other feature documentary films such as La Quinceañera and Juana & Cande: A Dominican Family Portrait.
Bachata Music & Dance Blog by Adam Taub
Visit my Bachata music & dance blog to explore various topics such as Bachata history, culture, events, teaching tips and more. Deepen your knowledge and explore various concepts. Recent posts involve "What does Bachata Mean?" & "Bachata Rhythm & Timing in the DR."
What Is Bachata?
Bachata is a genre of music and dance that originated and is currently popular in the Dominican Republic. Bachata has gained popularity around the world and is now listened to and danced to in many countries. The above definition is just our starting place from which we can begin to explore what is Bachata. Check out this blog post.