Initially, it was considered controversial due to the fact the two dancers were in close contact and the monarch at the time thought it rude and impolite to let a man get that close to a woman when not engaged or married.
because it was thought rude for people to hold women so close to them
the waltz was very popular in France but now as the years go on there are people in the U.S.A that now dances to the waltz it also came from the old german word walzen to roll or to glide
The waltz is an extremely popular dance form. As well as being a dance form it is a popular musical number.
Waltz
The Waltz
20's and 30's
No they are not. The Viennese Waltz is of course from Vienna and older than the Waltz. The Waltz is an English dance and has a slower tempo. Correct me if I'm wrong. x you said correct me if I'm wrong so I'll do it : The Waltz was born as an Austro-German folk dance known as the Lander, which was characterized by the rotating movements of partners dancing together. The music of Johann Strauss helped to popularize the Waltz. So to help you understand your fault.. the Waltz is not English the Waltz is German and Austrian ( Central European) ;))
The Waltz is a Popular Dance.. but it's not Latin at all.! the Waltz comes from Germany and Austria (Central Europe) and that are the Waltz's real countries.! so it's Austro-German.. not Latin! and it's category is Ballroom dance ;)
The waltz is an extremely popular dance form. As well as being a dance form it is a popular musical number.
Waltz
Waltz
The Waltz
waltz
waltz
20's and 30's
The Cuckoo Waltz - 1975 A Day Off 1-5 is rated/received certificates of: UK:PG
No they are not. The Viennese Waltz is of course from Vienna and older than the Waltz. The Waltz is an English dance and has a slower tempo. Correct me if I'm wrong. x you said correct me if I'm wrong so I'll do it : The Waltz was born as an Austro-German folk dance known as the Lander, which was characterized by the rotating movements of partners dancing together. The music of Johann Strauss helped to popularize the Waltz. So to help you understand your fault.. the Waltz is not English the Waltz is German and Austrian ( Central European) ;))
No.. the Waltz is a Ballroom dance from Germany.. so it's a German dance..
The waltz evolved primarily from a German dance named 'Lander' Which became popular in Vienna in 1776, where it then spread across to England after which it became know as the waltz and thereafter we created our own waltz....the slow/English waltz which is about 80 beats per minute. I understand this may not fully answer your question but if you research the "lander dance" then you will find more info for your answer.