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VA-The Best Of Ballroom Dance Music

2009-11-04 - extension: rar - size: 44 MB

VA-The Best Of Ballroom Dance Music

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Ballroom Dancing

2009-07-15 - extension: rar - size: 77 MB

Ballroom Dancing

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Prandi Sound Records - All Stars Ballroom Dances 5

2009-07-15 - extension: rar - size: 98 MB

Prandi Sound Records - All Stars Ballroom Dances 5

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Pacific Ballroom Dance - Studio Outreach Video
Based in Federal Way, WA, Pacific Ballroom Dance builds youth through the art of ballroom dance, (More)

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Ballroom Dance Crazy: Your Online Ballroom Dancing School
For more information, please visit: http://www.BallroomCrazy.com BallroomCrazy is an online (More) For more information, please visit: http://www.BallroomCrazy.com BallroomCrazy is an online Ballroom Dancing Academy for absolutely everyone...Beginners and Beyond. Featuring step-by-step and easy-to-follow breakdowns for all of the great ballroom dance steps, BallroomCrazy has in depth instruction for Rumba, Swing, Tango, Waltz, Foxtrot, and more! Learn how to Ballroom Dance from the finest professional dance instructors as they make practicing fun and easy for everyone! This is Ballroom Dancing at its best! The term ballroom dance refers to a myriad of partner dances that are enjoyed both socially and competitively all over the world. Technically, the words "ballroom dance" indicate most types of recreational or social dancing in which couples use rhythms, patterns, and choreographed footwork that matches the beat of the music. The category of ballroom dancing is a rather broad and constantly changing one as new dances or variations of older dances are being added to the mix. Also known as "social dance", ballroom dance encourages social interaction and was at one time an activity reserved for the privileged and the elite. Ballroom dancing first became fashionable as long ago as the 1400s during the time of the Italian renaissance and eventually made its way throughout Europe and North America. Now, a few hundred years later, thanks to a renewed interest in partner dancing as well as competitive dance, many people are again becoming involved with ballroom dance as the pastime has regained an unprecedented appeal. There are two basic types of ballroom dancing; the Smooth/Ballroom style, and a style that is referred to as Latin/Rhythm. Smooth/Ballroom style consists of beautiful, flowing dances including the Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Quickstep, and the Viennese Waltz. The Latin/Rhythm style of ballroom dancing include energetic dances such as the Mambo/Salsa, the Cha Cha, Rumba, Merengue, and the Paso Doble. Characterized by graceful rises and falls that create illusions of gliding across the dance floor, the Foxtrot is a rhythmic type of dancing that began in New York by the Vaudeville actor Harry Fox. There are a few variations of the Foxtrot such as the Roseland Foxtrot, the Quickstep, and the Peabody. Other dances such as the Lindy and the Hustle are also derived from this type of ballroom dance. Often used as a way of teaching beginning dancers the basics, the Waltz is perhaps one of the most widely recognized forms of dancing. Using 3/4 time, the Waltz originated in Vienna in the early 17th century and gets its name from the German word walzen, which means to roll, glide, or turn. The Rumba is one of the most popular types of ballroom dancing noted for its mesmerizing rhythms and sensual movements. Ballroom Rumba has many various types of footwork, including steps in both American and International styles of dance. (Less)

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