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Alignment for Viennese Waltz
Posted by Guest
1/2/2009  11:32:00 AM
Would some kind soul explain VW alignment for me?

I read that the Natural Turn commences DC & the Reverse Turn, DW - the opposite to the usual Slow Waltz alignments (or have I got THAT wrong?).

If you are going to dance several bars of each turn, before using a change step to go the other way, then I assume that I should aim to make a complete turn over each figure, and if THAT is right, how do I manage the change - calling for 1/4 difference between DC & DW, or back again?

Moore's Ballroom Dancing mentions starting facing LOD for both turns - which seems very sensible. I am confused...
Re: Alignment for Viennese Waltz
Posted by WWD
1/3/2009  6:22:00 AM
It's best not to overthink these things. While the body is more or less facing DW at the beginning of a reverse turn, the first step is down LOD. Chances are, you do this all the time without really realizing it.

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