Modul Vienese Waltz
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The Viennese waltz is the mother of all ballroom dances. Twirl and glide across the dance floor to classical music or modern hymns. The elegance, grace and speed of the Viennese waltz are admired the world over. A true classic and a favourite among advanced dancers.
The oldest form of ballroom dance, it is characterised by fast, graceful turns that move quickly around the dance floor, and its tempo is much faster than that of the slow waltz.
At the heart of many films, danced to specific music with a ternary rhythm, the Viennese Waltz is synonymous with splendour. Traditionally the dance of the opening of balls and weddings, the Viennese Waltz is chic incarnate.
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The Viennese waltz is known as the "fast waltz" and is danced by two people who circle each other, flying gracefully around the room. This dance is both a social dance and a ceremonial dance. This style of dance is perfect for a wedding dance routine.
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Technique
It is important that partners have good posture and move together as a unit.
The head, shoulders and ribcage should be in an upright and aligned position, with a sense of lift and an elongated and stretched torso. Most beginners will approach it as a slow waltz, but the amount of rotation and the speed of the music will quickly show them that this approach needs improvement. The Viennese waltz should have less rise and fall than the slow waltz. Most dancers learning the Viennese Waltz want to put in a lot of Rise and Fall only to find out that it won't work with the faster tempo of the music.
Beautiful princess dresses twirling in unison, smiling and elegant couples dancing in the ballroom of a gilded palace, dancing the Viennese waltz in the arms of a handsome prince charming is the dream of many little girls. If you live in Brussels, don't miss the chance to sign up for our lessons in this romantic dance.
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FAQs
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What is the language of instruction?
We explain to English speakers in English, and to French, Dutch and German speakers who don't speak English in French, Dutch and German respectively.
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Is it possible to register alone?
Yes, you can register alone
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Can I register with a partner?
Yes, you can register with a partner
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How long are courses valid?
For carribean dances group classes i.e. Salsa, bachata, Kizomba and merengue
6courses are valid for 6 weeks,
7courses are valid for 8 weeks,
8courses are valid for 9 weeks,
9courses are valid for 10 weeks,
12courses are valid for 14 weeks
14courses are valid for 16 weeks
24courses are valid for 27 weeks
35classes are valid for 40 weeks.
For group ballroom dance classes10dances,
6courses are valid for 6 weeks,
7courses are valid for 8 weeks,
8courses are valid for 9 weeks,
9courses are valid for 10 weeks,
12courses are valid for 14 weeks
14courses are valid for 16 weeks
24courses are valid for 27 weeks
35courses are valid for 40 weeks.
For private lessons,
1Course is valid for 1 day (the day chosen for the course).
For more than one private lesson taken in a single block, a timetable will be drawn up by mutual agreement.
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Are there any classes on Easter Sunday?
No, there are no classes on Easter Sunday or on the last two Sundays in December, but private lessons are available for those who wish.
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Do you organise courses during the summer holidays?
Yes, we sometimes organise "special courses" during the summer holidays which are independent of the regular group courses.
So if you go on holiday in the summer you don't lose any classes.
You can still take these courses if you wish.
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What is the ratio of men to women in group classes?
We're very careful about this, we like a balance between men and women for all our couples group classes. If you can enrol, in other words if the system lets you enrol, then the balance still holds.
If there is a tendency towards imbalance, the system blocks the excess gender to prevent the excess gender from registering. So if you're man or woman and you see that you can't register, just come and check from time to time to see if we can take the gender you belong to again, or send us an e-mail, and once you see that male or female can be registered again, register straight away without waiting for the risk of someone else coming to register.
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If I register today, do I have to start today or this week?
No, if you register you are not obliged to start the week you have registered for. During the registration process, you will be asked to choose a start date on the calendar, which will then count as your first day.
So, for example, you could enrol in March and choose September as your start date, and that September date would then count as the first day of your course.
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What level should I choose if I've never danced anything?
If you've never danced anything before, choose the beginners level.
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What level should I choose if I've danced before?
If you've danced before, choose the level recommended by your instructor.
If you're from elsewhere, choose the beginners level or send us an e-mail.
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Are we well looked after during our development?
Yes, you are well monitored. You receive regular feadback on our academic platform my.dynamodance.com
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Are the courses online or in person?
Registration is online, which saves time, but the courses are in person.
The Viennese waltz is the mother of all ballroom dances. Twirl and glide across the dance floor to classical music or modern hymns. The elegance, grace and speed of the Viennese waltz are admired the world over. A true classic and a favourite among advanced dancers.
The oldest form of ballroom dance, it is characterised by fast, graceful turns that move quickly around the dance floor, and its tempo is much faster than that of the slow waltz.
At the heart of many films, danced to specific music with a ternary rhythm, the Viennese Waltz is synonymous with splendour. Traditionally the dance of the opening of balls and weddings, the Viennese Waltz is chic incarnate.