Part 7/18. Early Champions & Championships - "Dancing Through Life" Narrated by Vaughan

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Exciting times ahead, you are about to learn how the Slow Foxtrot and Quickstep were created and we can thank...the Charleston?!
Let's dive back into the early 19th Century and view the growth of our Ballroom world through the eyes of Josephine Bradley, the champions who shaped present-day dancing and how their legacy still endures.
Read by Vaughan.
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Finally I understand my confusion of the figures danced in Waltz, Foxtrot and Quick Step. The history explains how they evolved.
Thank you for bringing the book to life!
I looked up "crooning": it's an intimate style of singing made possible by the introduction of better microphones in the 1920s...