Dancing the Waltz develops balance and control. The basic Waltz steps are the foundation patterns used in most ballroom dances. Correct posture, rise and fall, and flowing movements should be stressed to achieve good styling.
Considered the mother of present day dances, the Waltz began in southern Germany in the seventeenth century. The popularity of the Waltz grew with the music of Johann Strauss and eventually blossomed in the 20th century. It is the basis for many dances and is popular today all over the world.
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Basic Box Step
Progressive Forward
Progressive Backward
Left Turning Box
Two-Way Underarm Turn
Simple Twinkle
Turning Twinkles
Reverse Turn (Left)
Grapevine
Promenade Chasse
Basic/Box Step
Progressive Forward
Progressive Backward
Right Turning Box
Box with Underarm Turn
Face to Face – Back to Back
Balance Steps: Forward, Back, Side to Side
Balance and Box
Balance Promenade
Natural Turn (Right)
Progressive Twinkles
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Teach Me to Dance
Till You Love Me
Someone Must Feel Like A Fool Tonight
Unchained Melody (waltz version)
Captured (By Love’s Melody)
Fascination – Answer Me
Skater’s Waltz
When I Said I Do
The Answer’s In The Question
I Love To Watch A Woman Dance
Greg Holland
Reba McEntire
Kenny Rogers
C.F.D.
Rick Tippe
Werner Tauber
Vicki DeLor
Clint Black
Bob Seger ft Patty Loveless
The Eagles