Waltz Dance
The origins of the Waltz dance date back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The modern day waltz takes elements from many other cultural dances of the time. Germany had the Weller, Austria had the Landler, and Italians danced the Volta. England and France also had their own dances. Many would say though that the waltz itself originated in Vienna, Austria.
It seems hard to believe today that the waltz was actually thought of as inappropriate and actually immoral at the time. This was because compared to other dances, it was much more energetic and involved twirling. Some said it was scandalous because of the closeness of the dancers. It was a dance ahead of its time.
Today the Waltz is considered one of the classic ballroom dances. The romance and flow of the dance make it one of the most popular of all times. To experience the Waltz on the arm of a special partner is truly a magical treat. The Waltz dance is an art form full of history and character. Don't miss the chance to learn this delightful dance and put yourself back in time to the days of elegant gloved ladies and their distinguished partners.
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