2018 Viennese Waltz 

I want to do that someday

@@l.jadeee9997 Me too

@@l.jadeee9997 Sameeeee... not that I know how to dance waltzes. I'd have to learn before new years XD

NEUJAHRSKONZERT😍

@@11thShadowDragon it's really simple! forward, sideways, feet together. backwards, sideways, feet together. That's all it is :)

The black-haired guy in a ponytail?

1:33

right! I'm swooning

He stood out! Very handsome.

I know all the others have tulle hems and then that one girl has silk

Bet she's wearing her old wedding dress.

YES! Glad it's not just me

Quando algo tão lindo assim tenho certeza que Deus existe

SAMEEE

Same 😭😭

Yes it seems like a dream to me

it's been a long, long time- Harry james Merry-go-round of life- Howl's moving castle[piano] Claire de lune- Claude Debussy The Swan- Camile Saint-Saëns, Yo-Yo Ma I recommend these songs for when the occasion comes, good luck :]

@@samandrew5144 oo thankyou

Same.😢

Giselle, there is a certain strand of the Chicago Polish American community that has been doing very elegant debut parties for almost a century, in the Grand Ballroom of the Conrad Hilton Hotel. The "debs" wore white gowns, as in this video, and the previous years' debs wore red gowns and they did their dances as well, sometimes mingling with the white-gowned debs. It was all to the lovely Strauss Waltzes. Everyone behaved appropriately, as I recall. Not only was the "White and Red Ball" a lot of fun, but so also were the rehearsals, the tea parties, meeting new people. Such fun! Such memories!

Thanks I like this kind of music.A relaxing music .More of this kind of music and dance.

How interesting, traditional and romantic! I like very much hear things like this!

oh wow, interesting. you learn something new every day. so many traditions and cultures. so much to celebrate!

That's awesome! Recently I've read a lot of manhwa with nobles setting of 17th & 18 th century, and there are a lot of ball scenes, beautifully illustrated, making me wonder if such concept of 'introducing to the society' still exists nowadays. It's great to know that indeed it does. That must've been a wonderful experience

have you literally seen eastern mass

Agree, I love the Vienna Waltz and the Blue Danube Waltz. After 30 years of "daydreaming". I finally had a chance to go to Vienna. On this same trip I had the chance to go to the church where Julie Andrews wedding took place.

Are you really so educated that you know the whole history of mankind? So to say about the Viennese Waltz is to amuse the gods.

@@valerie8217 tfw subjectivity is a thing

It's okay but the location really doesn't hold up. It looks like it's just a cheap rental hall and that detracts somewhat.

As would I.

Traditionally in Hungary at the end of high school there's a prom so called Szalagavató (ribbon ceremony or something like that) where (within other ceremonies) the last year students dance Viennese Waltz. And yes, 99% of the 18 yearolds will react to that like that. But that's just part of the fun!

Me when I'm both ticklish and touch starved

@@minoru8391 same lmaoo

So would I

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That's why you change the step and direction of spin often. It helps combat the dizziness. I don't think a more beautiful dance was ever invented, but it's incredibly difficult since it is so fast. The Viennese waltz's meter is usually twice that of normal ballroom waltzes - whew, difficult and quite the workout.

1:30 guy is very handsome.

“I’m all for the cha cha slide but-“ 💀 lsgskdgsk

rolling tHUNDAAA 😅

Because kids are stupid

Because America doesn't have any class anymore. I wish I could have lived in the late 50's early 60's. The height of American culture. Has gone down hill since. Worked at a banquet center for awhile and I couldn't believe the style of Dancing now days! (I was blessed to be homeschooled, by older parents who saw where the school and world was headed. So I was not in the "narmal" culture). I could hardly believe "dancing" that way and in front of children! By a Quinceanera was going on in another room. They where dancing great! That was the party we watched. It was funny. It turned out to be a girl My sisters know. (They don't have each others contact imfo) She kept trying to get me to join the party, but since I was on the job sadly I couldn't. But My older Mexican coworker wouldn't even let me in the other party room unless it was necessary for a sweep clean. I do know how to square Dance though and it is fantastically fun! Sadly young people are joining hardly at all, so Clubs are having to close and the art is threatening to disappear. Our club close and sadly the nearest one is over a 1 1/2 hours away so we only get to go maybe once or twice a year. If you get a chance join and learn! It may be mostly older folks but they are way more fun then younger folks! The guys are seasoned smartypants. And love a good banter.

Glory Grace K. i wAS bORn iN tHe wRoNG GeNerATioN

Lmao

Quelli che urlanondurante il walzer sarebbero strozzare

That would be me if i did this

Time stamp?

I think 03:12

i think that too

Omg your user name😭 I'm also a Yoongi stan🤚🏼 but yes the man did look like he belonged in a anime i admired his hair

i- mind reader???

MIZUSHIMA HERO / HERO MIZUSHIMA

Yes

Many tempo changes

My instinct is to shuffle from years of boxing to cover the distance if I fuck up lol but that just makes it worse

Thank you very much!

When I was in grade school, we had to basic waltz, and I went to public

Tiki and Charlie probably not in the U.S. then.

I may not need fancy clothes to dance but replacing one of those left feet with a right hand one would be a definite start. I do wish I could dance like this. PS after nearly 50 years I still have never done a bridal waltz with my lovely wife. Wouldn't it be good if I could at least do it on our 50th?

i agree its like all the other subjects, They give us a free trial at things and then we expand our intrests from that

No you don't need fancy clothes to dance. But a swishy dress sure makes it more fun.

Excelente me encanta o bien Ami me gustan los balces Felicidades.

@@refugioflores7819 Ñ

It is obvious a dance recital. The parents are applauding for their sons and daughters.

You think whooping and hollering was invented yesterday? Look. When dances like this were popular they were still held at parties. Where people laughed and ate and drank, alot. If you think a ball is some kind of sterile occasion where some people dance pretty and others talk quietly, you're wrong. Its a party. The men would go off in other rooms and puff on cigars and get shitfaced. The women would sip on champagne and giggle and talk. Theres a reason why at the end of balls an idiot in a full tux would wake up with his shoes missing in a fountain. These parties were were wild. Held from sun down to sun up. Drop this illusion that everything used to be elegant and quiet and realize that people have always enjoyed being loud and making a scene.

Que bello

I'm surprised the cheering is the main topic of comments on this video. It didn't bother me at all. Obviously this is a showcase (and a 16-person showcase at that). The audience members are family, friends, and probably a fair number of other dancers in the local club. If they want to cheer for their loved ones, why not? I get what you're saying about dignity/class, but I think you can show that by studiously ignoring the cheers as well as not having any. Mostly, what I see is over a dozen people who worked really hard to put on a cool show, and pulled it off with style. There must have been an awful lot of evenings and weekends getting all that to come together. Well done!

Correct me if I am wrong but weren't debutante balls in North America especially, held by rich families from eg Boston or New York, (I am also thinking that Southern aristocratic families held similar type of ball / dance) who wanted to flaunt their wealth and find suitable partners for their eligible and desirable sons and daughters... I think the Viennese Waltz is beautiful as far as elegant historical dances go and the music is awesome, must be nice to have the money to afford this extravaganza.

@@Irnbru4ever I thought they were mostly in vienna and north-western mainland europe, but I could also be very wrong. My history on this subject isn't as strong as I'd like it to be. I quite like the Viennese Waltz, actually, and the culture behind it. My more negative comments were targeted towards people who were being elitist about it.

The history of the Viennese Waltz dates back to early 1800s and is an Austrian and German mix. It is a ballroom dance which I think was popularised in the early 19th century and better known through the use of music by Johan Strauss. In ballroom dancing today there are two versions, the International one and the American one. I have read a long time ago in some books where debutante balls were held in America throughout earlier history... I think I may have worded it different from you but my meaning was similar. It wasn't the Viennese Waltz I had issue with but the pretentious debutante reference. Mutton dressed as lamb in my opinion.. All show and definitely elitist

The magic of Vienna lives on

Lindo maravilhoso que lindo muito lindo meu maestro eu André ti amo muito meu lindo

Muy hermoso ese vals me recuerda cuando estuve en la primaria para la despedida de sexto ese fue nuestro val muy hermoso

Glad you enjoyed it!

YA SOMOS 2 😭

Mi estimada, esos bailes, vestidos y caballeros eran solo para gente rica, la mayoría era super pobres. Créame que ahora es u. Muy buen tiempo para vivir, especialmente para la que somos mujeres. Saludos.

Cómo se llama la pista?

When you watched cinderella and saw her dance with the prince and ended up wanting to do it too

they didn't know the rule of the game....

Not it's not....a lot of performers enjoy getting cheers and clapping while they are performing for encouragement and energy.

Felicia Gonzalez-Soto yeah that’s true 😂

@@feliciagonzalez-soto674 well it's kind of informal and rude to the audience that's trying to pat attention.

@@cameronwatson471 Its a Ball not a high culture event! Im from Austria(home of Danube Waltz) and i love when young people dance this traditional dance!

Thank you so much!

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same

Haha, I'm here for Vyn too😂

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good then dont have to do it do you. I think if had that opportunity when teen it be great... not everything so blah in life dark .. sadistic

Beautiful

Don’t worry, I’m pretty sure most of the dresses and suits are probably loaned to the dancers and such. Honestly the most expensive thing may be the dancing floor-

Oui, c'est superbe. Après une merveille pareille, quelques difficultés à se remettre à de la musique plus populaire. J'aime ces hommes habillés en noir et ces femmes en blanc. Une bonne dame blanche à déguster comme dessert. Une glace vanille chocolat, un café viennois. En regardant ces images.

J'ai beaucoup de difficulté à écouter la musique des valses de Johann Strauss. C'est trop touchant et trop émouvant. La sensibilité en prend un coup. J'ai toujours rêvé d'assister à un bal; malheureu- sement ça n'est jamais arrivé.

Zelanda

Me adhiero. La falta de cultura es evidente.Hay espectáculos para gritar, como el fútbol, pero en otros se aplaude, bis y listo.

I Know. Maybe they were supposed to go to wrestling, but showed up on the wrong night.

Thank you so much!

Lmaooo I just did this

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Thank you!

@@jlm7715, you're welcome, my friend. 😀💃🕺

Love the tunes of Strauss, so beatifull , so elegant , The veanese waltz _ Tales from the Vienna woods - The Blue Daniel waltz are my favorite !