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MouthoftheSouth · 30th-January-2007, 01:46 AM

I juat looked up Ceroc on Wiki, and was surprised to find that apparently Ceroc can only be danced to 4/4 time.

Personally I love dancing it to 3/4 time - especially faster, or Vienesse waltz times, but the intermediate or country/New Vogue wlatz times are nice too. Slow waltzes are a little difficult being a bit tooooooo slow for my taste.

there is a lot of folk and country music in waltz time, and a bit of rock too - one of my favourites is Joan of Arc (Maid of New Orleans) by OMD, and there's the occasional modent one - I recall dancing to something last year that changed from 4/4 to 3/4 time in the middle of the song, then back again, much to the consternation and confusion of those not used to it!

Does anyone else share this perversion??!!

30th-January-2007, 01:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
MouthoftheSouth Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Wellington, New Zealand Posts: 27 Status: No Status Rep Power: 2 Rep.: 15	Cerocing to Waltz time I juat looked up Ceroc on Wiki, and was surprised to find that apparently Ceroc can only be danced to 4/4 time. Personally I love dancing it to 3/4 time - especially faster, or Vienesse waltz times, but the intermediate or country/New Vogue wlatz times are nice too. Slow waltzes are a little difficult being a bit tooooooo slow for my taste. there is a lot of folk and country music in waltz time, and a bit of rock too - one of my favourites is Joan of Arc (Maid of New Orleans) by OMD, and there's the occasional modent one - I recall dancing to something last year that changed from 4/4 to 3/4 time in the middle of the song, then back again, much to the consternation and confusion of those not used to it! Does anyone else share this perversion??!!