Modern Sequence Dancing In Queensland

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Modern Sequence Dances At Seabreeze Modern Sequence Dance Club Inc..

Join Other Capable Confident Modern Sequence Dancing Couples.

We dance and learn modern sequence dances at ThePensioners League Hall

Portwood St. Redcliffe , 30 ks from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

on Thursdays at 12.00 P.M

Forty and more recent modern sequence dances plus experienced tuition and

revision of new modern sequence dances .presented to a programme of constantly

changing, top of the range Modern Sequence Dancing Music played on the clubs

state of the art computerised audio equipment.

MODERN SEQUENCE DANCING FOR FUN & EXERCISE & SKILL

PREVIOUSLY TAUGHT Rumba Latina Caedmon Quickstep Boogie Woogie Jive Rumba Savannah Rannerdale Rumba,Haweswater Waltz Joop Jive, Redcliffe Foxtrot ,Sanmarino Saunter ,Waltz Nioli Kingston Foxtrot, Santer Felicia, Sugarberry Salsa,Waltz Lucia Rylstone Rumba Birmingham Blues J.R.

ALL 2008 MODERN SEQUENCE WINNERS WILL BE

INTRODUCED AND DANCED

(a selection added to the programme)

Seabreeze Modern Sequence Dancers have a challenging

programme of Waltzes ,Foxtrots, Quicksteps and Tangos.

In Latin Cha Chas ,Rumbas ,Salsas ,Sambas ,Jives and Bossanovas

are included in the weekly sessions.

Old Time Saunters ,Blues and Swings are added for variety

For the Modern Sequence Dance enthusiast

Why Sequence Dance

In ordinary ballroom dancing the man leads his partner and chooses what steps they will perform - all couples on the floor are doing their own thing. In sequence dancing all couples do the same steps at the same time(HOPEFULLY) - something like formation dancing.This allows for more people on the floor at the one time as they move anticlockwise round the hall

The sequence for a dance like the October Waltz or Mahonia Foxtrot is16 bars in length. This is repeated several times during the course of the dance - If you watch carefully you can sometimes join in yourse lf - some people learn seque nce dancing this way.Far better to go to an experienced teacher and learn the

basics first. You may find yourself doing sequence dances based on the slow foxtrot, cha-cha-cha, mambo, or waltz if these come up in a session! All couples dance together in this way making the

learning process easier - there is also a great feeling of common purpose. Everyone is working towards the same goal - to perform the sequence as well as possible and you can compare notes with others afterwards.