Direction and Alignment, Part 2, Alignment – by Chris Bruce
Chris and his wife Monika at a Dancesport competition.
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Direction and Alignment, Part 1, Direction – by Chris Bruce
Chris and his wife Monika at a Dancesport competition.
Aspects of Standard Ballroom Music, Part 6, Tempo (revisited) – by Chris Bruce
Chris and his wife Monika at a Dancesport competition.
Aspects of Standard Ballroom Music, Part 5, Time Signature – by Chris Bruce
Chris and his wife Monika at a Dancesport competition.
Aspects of Standard Ballroom Music, Part 4, Bars or Measures – by Chris Bruce
Chris and his wife Monika at a Dancesport competition.
Aspects of Standard Ballroom Music, Part 3, Tempo – by Chris Bruce
Chris and his wife Monika at a Dancesport competition.
Aspects of Standard Ballroom Music, Part 2, Beat – by Chris Bruce
Aspects of Standard Ballroom Music, Part 2, Beat DK Ballroom Instructor Chris Bruce We can define Beat as the steady pulse in a piece of music. It’s that pulse that you’d naturally clap along to or tap your foot to. A Beat is a pulse of time. A ticking clock is a good […]
Aspects of Standard Ballroom Music, Part 1, Introduction – by Chris Bruce
DK Ballroom Instructor Chris Bruce Let me start with a quote from George Balanchine, Artistic Director of the New York Ballet for more than 35 years: I don’t want people who want to dance, I want people who have to dance. I love this quote. I have it on an old T-shirt that […]