Simply graceful and elegant, those are words that describe the Slow Waltz. The smooth progressive dance has been danced to slow ballads and instrumental music in 3/4 time since the early 1800s when it was introduced into the English ballrooms.
The Viennese Waltz is considered a dance with aristocratic glamour and not without good reason. The dance form is steeped in history when it comes to ballroom dancing. It is the primary form of ballroom dancing in continental Europe and is in no way inferior to other forms of international ballroom dancing thanks to its glamour and tradition.
If you were into the dancing scene in the 1970s and 1980s, you are sure to have danced the Hustle. For the uninitiated, the Hustle is a dynamic, flashy and powerful dance form that originated in the 1970s. It is rooted in a 6 count basic although the final form is a 3 count basic with some extended patterns. The Hustle was designed for the club and party music scene and is known as the ‘sports car’ of the dance family.