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The waltz has been practiced for centuries, having its origin in 17th-century Austria. Named for the German word "walzen" (to roll or revolve) and influenced by the German dance the Landler, the...
The Hesitation waltz is usually performed to fast music and includes the usual waltz steps. The major difference is that dancers will pause on certain beats instead of dancing through them. Both...
The waltz originated from folk dances in Austria and Bavaria that scandalized upper class society by having the man and woman touch each other while dancing. The fast pace of these dances can...
Ballroom dancing is a good way to meet people and get some exercise. Two of the most popular dances in ballroom dancing are the foxtrot and the waltz. Both are fun to watch and take part in, but...
Picking the perfect music for a waltz can be the hardest part of dancing a waltz, especially with all the different choices. But, with these simple tips, picking the perfect music should be as fun...
A folk waltz is a traditional dance that is simpler than the Viennese or German waltz. The folk waltz is less formal, and danced to folk music. While there are turns, there are fewer steps, though...
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