PRESENTED BY: BELTRAN, VICTORIO, VIROY

GROUP 6 BPED 109

VIENNESE
WALTZ
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INTRODUCTION:
The Viennese Waltz is a traditional ballroom
dance that originated in Vienna, Austria. It is
characterized by its fast tempo and flowing
movements. The dance is often associated with
Viennese society and is performed by
professional dancers, as well as dance
enthusiasts around the world. The dance is
commonly performed at formal events such as
balls and weddings.
WHAT THE VIENNESE WALTZ LOOK
LIKE?
WHAT THE VIENNESE WALTZ LOOK
LIKE?
• Fast waltzes of the romantic era in Vienna
• 2 people dance one of the fastest dance in the world
• Have to take large steps 3/4 time beat
• Written for orchestras women wear long, flowy dresses
• Men dress in a tuxedo repeating
• Same six steps all the time
WHEN AND BY WHOM WAS THIS
DANCE DEVELOPED?
• Developed in the suburbs of Vienna and alpine region of
Austria
• Gained ground in the beginning of the 19th century
• Currently the oldest ballroom dance
• Evolved from the popular late 18th century folk dance
CULTURE AND PEOPLE WHO
TRADITIONALLY PERFORM THIS
DANCE
• The dance formed in Vienna, Austria introduced to England in
1812 - German Waltz
• It’s structured, precise and a major part of Vienna’s society or
culture
• Teenagers take weekly lessons to learn this waltz in Vienna
• Everybody goes to balls and does the waltz
• A time-tested way for young guys to meet girls
During the period when the Viennese Waltz gained
popularity, which was mainly in the 18th and 19th centuries,
it became an important part of Viennese culture and society.
The dance was not only performed at balls and social
gatherings but also became an integral part of the Viennese
lifestyle.

Viennese society during this time was characterized by strict

social etiquette and a strong emphasis on elegance and
refinement. The Viennese Waltz was seen as a symbol of
sophistication and grace, and it was considered an essential
skill for the upper class.
 Overall, the Viennese Waltz was not only a dance but also a
reflection of Viennese culture and values. It represented elegance,
refinement, and the spirit of the city of Vienna. Today, the Viennese
Waltz continues to be cherished and performed, both in Vienna and
around the world, as a testament to its enduring cultural significance.
VIENNSE WALTZ BASIC STEPS
 PRESENTED BY: BELTRAN, VICTORIO, VIROY
GROUP 6 BPED 109

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