The Waltz is known as “the mother of all dances,” originating hundreds of years ago in the 17th century. The Waltz is one of the most famous dances, recognized instantly in scenes of elegant ballrooms, extravagant dresses, and high class aristocracy. Although these of high society do indeed enjoy the Waltz, anyone can learn and enjoy the dance that has been around for so many centuries. The
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- In contemporary ballroom dance, the fast versions of the waltz are called Viennese Waltz.
- International Standard Waltz has only closed figures; that is, the couple never leaves closed position.
- The American Style Waltz, in contrast to the International Standard Waltz, involves breaking contact almost entirely in some figures. For example, the Syncopated Side-by-Side with Spin includes a free spin for both partners. Open rolls are another good example of an open dance figure, in which the secondary partner alternates between the primary partner's left and right sides, with the primary partner's left or right arm (alone) providing the lead. Waltzes were the staple of many American musicals and films, including "Waltz in Swing Time," sung by Fred Astaire. (Source: Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waltz_dance)
Waltz dancing can be one of the most fun dance styles to learn when taking Waltz dance lessons at the
Other popular professional Ballroom dancing lessons are available from the Arthur Murray Dance Schools in Woodland Hills:
· Cha-cha Dance Lessons
· Disco/Hustle Dance Lessons
· Fox Trot Dance Lessons
· Merengue Dance Lessons
· Mambo Dance Lessons
· Rumba Dance Lessons
· Samba Dance Lessons
· Salsa Dance Lessons
· Tango Dance Lessons
· Swing Dance Lessons
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