Waltz | Excerpt from How To Dance Through Time, Vol 5 Victorian Era Couple Dances

Waltz, a romantic Mid-19th Century Couple Dances, is performed by professional dancers. This is an excerpt from the DVD: How To Dance Through Time Vol. 5
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[@Charlockle]

T-pose and spin? T-pose and spin.

[@MegamiTenchi]

Fantastic footage, it is wonderful to see it so cleanly executed. Thank you!

[@danceclubpirouette]

beautifully!!!

[@mayagarcia5260]

ugh i love

[@baotrannguyenngoc9964]

It.

[@bainamalafleur2317]

😮😊 beautiful 😍

[@DancetimePublication]

The United States Grand Waltz Op. 43 by Charles Grobe 1845

[@estelalopes4116]

FANTÁSTICOOOO!!!

[@mitskiismybluelight525]

permission to use this as an animation reference ^^

[@Idksorrylolzers]

I’M HERE FOR THE SAME THING OMG

[@user-xe2uq3km8o]

Wow

[@user-on1hw2si6i]

I dont understand, in modern waltz the woman's head was always pointed side wards like a broken dool, but this, they were looking at each other

[@royalposting850]

Yes, but what about the crinoline?

[@animationstudio5311]

Crinolines weren’t worn in the late 1890’s, which is the time period their clothes are from. Crinolines are more consistent with the fashions of the 1850’s and 1860’s.

[@Skyvlk]

It was executed well, but this version of waltz without close body contact just feels wrong...

[@jesusthecool2269]

That's the way it was danced during that era; no close contact; and, men HAD to wear gloves.

[@royalposting850]

In the 1850s you have not any kind of body touch. Actually I am shocked since she has not a full crinoline.