To be all honesty here. I'd cry my eyes out if I got to do this dance with a loved one. It's so beautiful,elegant and sweet. I'd give anything to do this
Then do it. Balls like these exist and not just rarely. Most people just don't know of their existence. if you really want to, go to a dancing school and learn it there. Especially the respected and more traditional schools often attend or organise their own balls and if not, ask your dance teacher about local or national balls. If you are in the US, it might be a bit harder than in Europe but even there, many balls are being organised and once you are in the scene, you can easily go up to 10 balls a year (if you've got enough free time of course)
Absolutely agree! The elegance and sweetness of this waltz is truly captivating. Have you checked out the works of Johann Strauss II? His waltzes are just as beautiful and perfect for dancing with a loved one. 😊
We dont have dances like these westerners dont bother about protecting their culture and traditions. leftists are out to sedate them with self hating propogandaa f*ck all apathetic attitude towards carrying on traditions.
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Everything I ever dreamed of what prom should be. But my school's got other ideas😂😭😭😭 it's fun yeah...but it lacks *this* And I've yet to experience a waltz in my life
what I would give to experience this atleast once. I've been to these balls when I was like 6 so atleast 8 years ago. I wasn't allowed to dance but I saw the other ladies do it and I was so jealous, they seemed to be having the time of their lives
I don’t know why we ever stopped doing this. It’s almost like that planned out choreo that you only see in movies, except everyone knows what to do. It’s so cool
It’s one of the fine arts that died out. I honestly wish it hadn’t either. I feel like there should be yearly balls at least once a year where everyone knows the old dances. 🥺
In Europe, the tradition is still very alive. In my country (Czechia) most of the high schoolers (some of them opt out, because they find classic dances boring) attend one semester long classic dances courses. You attend such courses as a class and meet there pupils from other schools from your city. Throughout the semester there are about three main balls where also parents are invited.
I have no idea why we as a species stopped doing this, at least comparatively as often as one may think our ancestors did back when this kind of music was being written. The class, elegance, and sophistication were truly something else. And the style. You can say what you want about their clothes, but I think they really knew how to dress for such occasions.
Because westerners domt bother about protecting their culture and traditins leftists are out to sedate them with self hating culture hating propoganda.
>we as a species. Lol Only white people did this because they invented it, its their culture and tradition. Its envied the world over of course cause nothing comes close to its beauty.
Aw, I'm sorry. I really believe adults should prepare children better for the neverending humdrum that is daily adult life. Like, not traumatise them with unnecessary details, but just... something.
Wow. I live in Austria, where we have hundreds of balls like that every year - and definitely not only for the upper class-, so I never realized how uncommon this whole concept of attending balls is in most other parts of the world...
Hey, Ich komm auch aus österreich😂👌 hab mir das gleiche gedacht.... Da sieht man wieder wie gut es uns hier geht😂😂 aber Spaß bei Seite, Bälle sind wirklich wundervoll, ich bin so gerne dort💕 man fühlt sich immer ein bisschen wie eine prinzessin💓
Wow balls still exist??!! I mean I thought balls are only held on very very special occasions like the royal wedding or something since they have a long history:/ but damn I’ve never been to a ball and I’m not that young I assure u
Austrian here. We also had a ball during the last year of school. At first, I hated attending the dance classes. It always got so late, at the same time we had to prepare for "Matura" which is the final exam to get a degree. We also had to write a diploma thesis and loosing a whole day per week to attend dance classes was extremely stressful. But when the day came to dance in front of hundreds of people, every exhausting thing was forgotten. It was one of my best experiences I've ever had, and I can't describe how glad I was to attend the ball. I hope that this tradition will never die ❤
@@mz00956 Mah, tut mir total leid :/ Theoretisch kann man sich aber auch bei anderen Bällen anmelden (abseits von Schulbällen, es sei denn du kennst jemanden, der dort den Abschluss hat und noch nen Partner braucht). Ich geh nach wie vor noch gern auf Bälle, das ist irgendwie wie fort gehen, nur halt extrem fancy xD Würd dir das echt gönnen ❤️
Jo honey, I feel like they all stole the show, why do you have to be part of the favoritism thing. I feel like all of their dresses looked exactly the same and flowed within the same exact rate so really there’s nothing special about one specific person, they’re all special
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 what? They clearly all have very different dress shapes: full circle skirts, A-line, half circle, trumpet, etc. A feature of a full circle skirt is that when twirling the skirt flows really nicely and looks very full. That's not ""favouritism"", that's just the way fabric works. So take your condescending ""honey"" somewhere else please.
No joke, I often wish it would still be normal to dance like this and that there were more balls etc. This looks and feels so much better than going to grind in some crammed club. Imagine finding the love of your life at such a dance. The dream of every Jane Austen fan.
Actually this was never common among normal Americans because only the ultra rich are invited to attend balls. Balls still exist today it’s just that we’re too poor to be invited.
When you realize that this isn't a movie and really in some part of the world some people actually had the chance to participate in something so magical in real life.... *cries tears of sorrow for not being able to dance like this* *cries tears of joy for still getting to witness this beautiful masterpiece*
You can probably find ballroom dance classes near where you live though! There are local competitions all over the world so if you really want to do it you probably can :) It's never too late
This is how Hungarian proms look like:) Imagine this with 50+ dancing pairs, it's really fun. We learn the dance for 3 or 4 months then perform it on the big night
I wouldn't have any problems with that. I like my ex, he's a good man but not for me. And he was the best one to dance with so I'd be quite happy to dance with him 😊
Anyone else loving the way her dress turns? The one in the middle at 2:24 couldn’t stop looking at her dress throughout the whole video. I’ve always wanted to wear a dress like that.
She’s wearing a full circle skirt and so it flows a lot better then the others skirts. The fabric is thinner aswell and so it spreads out more when you twirl.
when I was little I always thought prom would be like this 😭😂 and that idea only grew even more when I watched the 4th Harry Potter movie .. after that when it came to all those high school shows and movies it changed to amazing dancing 🕺🏻 on the floor to sick 70s and 80s/90s songs 🙌🏻 similar to footloose and .. then there was the great disappointment
@@arivera857 Ah, but 'tis in practice that one gains coordination! That is how all people start. If this type of dancing were still incorporated into our culture/society, we would likely have learned the steps in our childhood.
I'm from Germany and my school offered dancing courses for everyone to join before prom :-) There was no big performance as it wasn't mandatory but still great that night! Also these balls are still a very, very, very important and big thing in Vienna! I was there last year for my semester abroad and balls where advertised everywhere. Unfortunately I could not go to one because of Finals but when Covid is over and I refreshed my dancing skills a bit, I really want to go with my boyfriend 😊
Actually, it was the 19th century (before that, there was no waltz), and dancing wasn't quite as formal in Vienna - people held on to each other pretty tightly. Add to that the prominence of VERY low-cut dresses in the fashion of the time, and you get an idea of why it was considered so scandalous. ;)
y‘all need to study in vienna. all of the universities have an anual ball just like this one. from december to february there are balls every weekend and if you‘re a university student the entry tickets are quite affordable (around 30€/35$)
I love how they sync up and its so pretty how the dresses spin and how their circle of dancers just move so beautiful and awesome!Their movements are the best!
the girl who's dress twirled so beautifully stole the show for me with her dress. i loved it so much, it was just so perfect in my eyes on how it moved as she spun. i'm not a fan of limp dresses that barely move when the wearer is being spun, so she definitely caught my eye.
I'm afraid I couldn't keep my eyes off the 2 girls dresses that looked too tight for the crinolin or hoop skirt. Honestly a little static guard please.
They deserve every second and every clap of every hand in that audience. That beautiful performance required a lot of practice and discipline from these young people. And they delivered!!
just a name yeah, but it’s sad that they aren’t common anymore. Because now it would be everyone dancing instead of just wealthy people. And to be honest, dancing now a days is kind of unimpressive when all they do is dance sexually I don’t mean to be rash or anything, but the way people dance now just makes me sad tbh
Before I entered highschool, I really thought proms are like this so my standards are so damn high. Even now that I'm at highschool and waiting for prom to happen, I still dream it'll be like this ballroom dance.
Imagine waltzing with your enemy , who is soon going to be your love of life but u hate him rn, u r on a mission here and u have to dance with him and omg I m getting goosebumps
OHH DUDE DUDE THEN IMAGINE WHISPER TALKING STARKY SARCASTIC REMARKS TO EACHOTHER, BUT IT COMES TO WHERE THEYRE JUST STUPID AND IT MAKES YOU BOTH LAUGH OR SMILE OR SMTH HTVHJBHJ- WHILE DANCING!!!!!!!!!! 😩💕
My sister or brother had one in collège (french grades not american) but it wasn't at 18 and i think they could bring alcohol, but i think even before covid they stopped. But tbh i don't see a prom in any french school, they're just not as pretty.
+Dua Zainab you're right, there was no ONE specific time, but various times throughout history societies had spikes of demand for yes, lavish clothing, furniture etc, and attending venues such as balls -.-, think before you type and be a buzzkill
+Dua Zainab ..... I never said everyone attended balls though? I'm fully aware that not everyone was able to participate, but that's my point! Balls back then were extremely lavish for that very reason, I highly doubt balls of today have got anything on what balls were like back then XD
This already feels like a fantasy, but it feel MORE impactful when you haven’t seen a hall full of people like that in more than a year, and a full on human contact generally.
Why can't we have more of this in every big city in the Western world? I'd like to both watch it with different dresses each time and dance in it with all the practice that it takes. It's a beautiful way to exercise.
As a classical musician who's not from Vienna, I've always been somewhat detached when playing waltzes - as though my interpretation was lacking even though I knew it was a dance. It's only now by seeing how the dancers twirl around and the skirts swish about and the gracefulness of their steps did I fully understand how waltzes really are..so thank you very much for this. It was an eye opener and a learning experience.
pam11as We do still do this in society, what on Earth are you talking about? It is a regular accurance. No dance, no tutors, no horses to ride. Mama and papa would say we had lost any sanity we had. My sisters would say that I had officially lost myself in a make believe world and my brothers I daren't even imagine what they would say.
Where I live (Southern Germany, near Austria), we have lots of those events. Tbh, I love reading the comments by amazed & envious Americans... they make me feel less "cut off" from the rest of the world here in Europe 😂😂 It's like "see, we have cool things here, too" lmao
As an American, I have absolutely no idea why we’ve abandoned this kind of dancing for things like tWErKINg and other overly sexualized club dancing. No way in hell you’re ever going to get me to twerk, but if someone wanted to teach how to THIS, I’d be there in a heartbeat.
Mexican culture does something similar, but it's when a girl turns 15 (or 16 sometimes), but it's nowhere near as complicated as this. We usually have a few short waltzes with the family and friends, a mariachi (band) plays, and the rest is party music 🔊
@@rainbowstorm6142 A quinceañera, quince for short is a Hispanic tradition. Basically when a girl turns 15, the family throws a big party for the girl. It’s called a quinceañera because it means 15 year old girl. My quince is coming up and I gotta get ready for my waltz
No, they are not professionals. They are advanced beginners or intermediates. The alignment, posture, lines, & movement of professionals is dramatically different. So you do not have to be a professional dancer to look good.....& have a great time!
But their formations were pretty good. I’m honestly baffled how they managed to learn an 8 minute routine without learning anything about body contact or other ballroom technique.
Words can't express how badly i want to do this. Like just once in my life i want to ballroom dance, but like in historically accurate dresses and shit. Like i want to experience the whole thing, just once and i would be happy. Better yet a masquerade themed ball.
The place for you to go to is Vienna. The most famous ball is the Opernball at the Vienna opera house. It is a classical debutante ball where the young ladies of society are presented. It is quite expensive to go tho' and a terrible crush. But there are loads and loads of balls during the season (from Christmas to Ash Wednesday).
Here in Austria (where I live at least) it's basically a rule for any 15/16 year old girl and boy to attend a dancing school where you learn to dance things like many versions of waltz and also many more different classical dances. When you went there for a few months and the ball season starts. Every boy and girl searches for a dance partner with whom he or she continues dancing together and sign up for ball "eröffnungen" (the first dance, like the one in the video), where they learn the choreography together with all other "couples", til they day of the ball they trained for. I loved my time at the balls as a teenager, it was always so romantic. I had my first kiss on one and me and my girlfriend had the best time dancing together in super fancy clothes with gloves and sometimes she even got to wore a little crystal crown.
@hi same. We all need to throw a giant party in every country that wants to participate after COVID goes bye-bye and dance like this. Imagine all the pretty gowns and dapper suits and the music...ahh.. this is why I'm doing this at my wedding...either that or I'm traveling to a country where this is common. 🥺
A beautiful European culture... Keep it up. In Asia, and Eastern cultures people keep their dances alive.. So great the Europeans are doing the same. I love your classical music and symphonies too.
I'm a man, 25 years old, i love this music so much and this is one of the things that i wanted to do in my entire life. And it makes me cry, it's so beautiful and i'm so sensitive.
@@kicklayoutfosse7009 oh god! I think I'm gonna fAiNt these children are out of cOnTrOL! I wonder what their parents think about these inappropriate behaviors.
As a 20 year old, I know I am in the minority of my age bracket when I say this...But here goes. There is no form of dancing that is more romantic and more appealing than the Viennese waltz. After going to a salute to Vienna concert in Vancouver where they had ballroom dancers dancing to Strauss Waltzes and Polkas, I was captivated by every move and close embrace. The way the pairs move together are simply beautiful, and the formal wear they are required to wear is elegant and classy. I would rather watch one Viennese waltz rather than 10,000 videos of modern “dancing” which I think is spit in the face of true beautiful dancing like this. May the Viennese waltz live long and be celebrated for many centuries to come!
Then take up ballroom dance, I can't tell your gender, but just Google it. As a male in my generation, dance was always seen as effeminate, and I could just cry now that I never pursued it.
People like you are so annoying. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean you get to take a giant dump on it. Modern dance styles are just as good as the classics. They are just a different form of expression in dance. There is absolutely no reason to bash it. All you had to say was that you like more classic styles of dance. All this pretentious BS doesn't make you seem refined or cultured. It just makes you look daft. If you actually enjoyed dancing as an artform you'd recognize that all forms of dance should be celebrated and that they require a lot of skill to be executed well.
as a dancer. i have to agree that it is one of the most romantic styles of dances. but please dont be so rude about other dance styles. There is no true dancing. That is a concept that has come out of centuries of slavery and imperialism. Just like waltz, every style also has history and story behind it. Many modern dance forms have a foothold in empowerment and taking back power and a way of expression as a lot originated in minority communities where such styles end up being one of the few ways to express yourself. Coming from a purely dancers perspective, doing various styles really allows different emotions to come out when it is your way of self expression. So please, while you are entitled to your opinion, try not to drag other styles to make yours seem better. Have a great day!
Everybody talking about how sweet it is dancing with your crush when there's me and my class enemy stepping on each other's foot and laughing at each other while trying to keep a straight face and dancing altogether 😭
Awsome!!! I think that children of today don't have the grace and elegance of the dancers have that are in this video. However I think that we need to step back in time and teach them elegance, Grace and Dignity that my Mother and your Mother instilled in her children!!!! This is what we should be doing Instead of handing them the remote to a T.V., game or just plainly just do whatever it take's to get them to do something other than whatever it take's to get them to be invisible to parent's!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
+Annette Celia Rosemary - There are ballroom dance clubs all over the US and many of them put on functions similar to this, in big dance halls with the costumes and everything.
I learned ballroom dance at Stanford University back in the 80s. Watching this video makes me homesick for it! I'm so glad they now have this formal event! P.S. I didn't formally attend Stanford. They offered non unit classes to the community, which I took.
As a participant of few Ball i adore this event. It is so magical and inspiring. The backstage of every dance are few months of repetitions. But the result - the magic of the dance.
The formation was very Beautiful!!! My 10yo grand-daughter enjoyed watching this with me and said that they ALL looked like that they're princesses!!! Congrats on a job well done!!!
I noticed one young lady in a white dress sitting by herself after the dance started. I felt terribly sorry for her? Why was she not dancing? Did she sprain her ankle 5 minutes before the ball? Or did her partner not show up? How awful to be all dressed up and sitting there watching the other young women dance.
There are always alternates for each dance in case something goes wrong. Sometimes they are needed to dance (it happens more often than you may think), and sometimes if everyone stays healthy, they have to sit out as you observed. But the opening committee also dances a polka, and the alternate couples for the waltz always get a chance to perform the polka (and vice versa).
I'm imagining the most intense moment between our two main characters, and how Waltz was the most intimate dance of the regency HRs. How they felt the most of the tension unrivalling between their bodies, the gentle swish of her gown against his breeches, the subtle brush of her bosom against his chest when they spinned, their hands clasped, feet moving in harmony while staring intensely into each other's eyes, his hands firmly gripping her waist. Indulged in one of the finest conversation while they fall slowly for each other. It seems like in every HR I've read, if the heroine is trying to evade the hero, or they both are avoiding it for some reasons, the luck would have it that they both would get waltz as their first dance. Because it involves the most physical touch according to books. How romantic. Sighs.
@@makatsue4598Well, these people are definitely not wearing regency dress lol. And the waltz wasn’t actually popular during the regency period. It didn’t become popular until later in the 19th century. But regency dances were still very physical! You definitely would have been working up a sweat if you were dancing all night!
![Stanford Viennese Ball 2020 - Opening Committee Waltz [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eQD-HyLxu2A/mqdefault.jpg)
Imagine being danced around on a ballroom floor in a big princess dress.. a dream tbh
Omg same
same
quinceañeras experience this😛
But memorizing all the dance moves tho
Once your put their its magical you do the steps almost naturally and your just focused on the person in front of you
No wonder Cinderella and the Prince fell in love in like 5 seconds.
wanna fall in love
so this is love hmmmhuummmhmmm
@@karyldensing4010 so this is what makes lifeeeeee divineee
@@huhwhat7453 absolutely!!
@@huhwhat7453 samee
2:20 the nearest girl had the PERFECT dress for this dance, the way that skirt spun is just **chef’s kiss**
Out of topic but that profile pic and that name... MDZS!!!
I know right, I was just saying if I were in a ballroom I'd wear a dress as flowy as that one.
I was focusing on her the entire time, just admiring her dress!
her twirl was perfect, coupled with her light steps, she almost looked like she was floating.
she's the main character 😁😁
To be all honesty here. I'd cry my eyes out if I got to do this dance with a loved one. It's so beautiful,elegant and sweet. I'd give anything to do this
Then do it. Balls like these exist and not just rarely. Most people just don't know of their existence. if you really want to, go to a dancing school and learn it there. Especially the respected and more traditional schools often attend or organise their own balls and if not, ask your dance teacher about local or national balls. If you are in the US, it might be a bit harder than in Europe but even there, many balls are being organised and once you are in the scene, you can easily go up to 10 balls a year (if you've got enough free time of course)
Absolutely agree! The elegance and sweetness of this waltz is truly captivating. Have you checked out the works of Johann Strauss II? His waltzes are just as beautiful and perfect for dancing with a loved one. 😊
We dont have dances like these westerners dont bother about protecting their culture and traditions. leftists are out to sedate them with self hating propogandaa f*ck all apathetic attitude towards carrying on traditions.
Except they kinda change partners a few times...
Yes I got to chance to do this in my high school years n I love it
*sees this
Me: *cries in historical European fiction novels
*cries in I want to be twirled in a beautiful dress by a gentleman*
Jessica Hook that’s the dream, that’s the dream
Mr Darcy and Raoul de Chagny are the two examples of perfect men
Same. 😭❤️
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@@pommedeterreaucitron nope but i'll be sure to check it out!!
Some historical fiction I really like:
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-Pride and Prejudice
-Little Women
-The Little Princess
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If I’m one of the ladies I would be smiling and giggling like a fool because this is everything.
Exactly!🤪
SAME. I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face.
Everything I ever dreamed of what prom should be. But my school's got other ideas😂😭😭😭 it's fun yeah...but it lacks *this*
And I've yet to experience a waltz in my life
what I would give to experience this atleast once. I've been to these balls when I was like 6 so atleast 8 years ago. I wasn't allowed to dance but I saw the other ladies do it and I was so jealous, they seemed to be having the time of their lives
OMG SAME and I plan on using this for my quince (no one attack me, I just wanna feel like a princess on my special day)
IT'S SAD WHEN SOMEONE ELSE IS LIVING YOUR DREAM.
But I'm happy for them tho! Maybe one day we will get our chance buddy
@@julynene4237 I HOPE YES
You can still have it. Reach for it by any means necessary.
IKR IM CRYING I WANT THIS
IT IS.
If more parties and events were like this I would fight though my anxiety to be there and participate, because everyone deserves to feel this magical.
imagine having a crush on one of the guys
that would be magical. Literally a brilliant excuse to hold their shoulders and them holding your waist! 😂
Its your 69th like. Im going to be the 70th >:)
Damn
Learning such a routine is not nearly as romantic as you seem to imagine it 😅
"...ohh my god it's youuuuu- h-hey, NO!"
Sitting here judging the dresses over how well they spin 😂
Me-
I didn't even notice that I'm doing it
Same!!!
Omg samee 😂
Some dresses understood the assignment others did not
I don’t know why we ever stopped doing this. It’s almost like that planned out choreo that you only see in movies, except everyone knows what to do. It’s so cool
It’s one of the fine arts that died out. I honestly wish it hadn’t either. I feel like there should be yearly balls at least once a year where everyone knows the old dances. 🥺
In Europe, the tradition is still very alive. In my country (Czechia) most of the high schoolers (some of them opt out, because they find classic dances boring) attend one semester long classic dances courses. You attend such courses as a class and meet there pupils from other schools from your city. Throughout the semester there are about three main balls where also parents are invited.
Americans never did this. Who is "we?"
@@queerlibtardhippie9357 nobody mentioned the us, n even if sm1 did im pretty sure americans *did* do this💀
@@queerlibtardhippie9357 Yes we did you soulless cretin.
I have no idea why we as a species stopped doing this, at least comparatively as often as one may think our ancestors did back when this kind of music was being written. The class, elegance, and sophistication were truly something else. And the style. You can say what you want about their clothes, but I think they really knew how to dress for such occasions.
My ancestors were not dancing or dressing like this and neither were most peoples. Cool that youre from a noble family but most people arent.
Because westerners domt bother about protecting their culture and traditins leftists are out to sedate them with self hating culture hating propoganda.
@@icedcat4021that's not true lmao... everyone did folk dances and a lot of them were simmilar to waltzes. plus waltzes aren't just for the rich.
>we as a species.
Lol Only white people did this because they invented it, its their culture and tradition.
Its envied the world over of course cause nothing comes close to its beauty.
@@Ziad3195 exactly
How 5 year old me thought my adulthood would look like:
It's hard to face reality sometimes
Like wise
@@soulfragments162 same
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Aw, I'm sorry. I really believe adults should prepare children better for the neverending humdrum that is daily adult life. Like, not traumatise them with unnecessary details, but just... something.
This comment I felt in my soul. So depressing.
IF MY CLASSMATES KNEW HOW TO COOPERATE THIS COULD HAVE BEEN OUR PERFORMANCE AT OUR PROJECT HMPF
I somehow feel incredibly sorry to you...
I feel that
yes its sad especially the boys ( own experience ) they'd just laugh and slack their ass off instead of cooperating or practicing
If you know how to be a leader that could have happened
Yeah when learning to do this sort of stuff a lot of the boys slacked off and girls were complaining about who they had to dance with
Wow. I live in Austria, where we have hundreds of balls like that every year - and definitely not only for the upper class-, so I never realized how uncommon this whole concept of attending balls is in most other parts of the world...
Hey, Ich komm auch aus österreich😂👌 hab mir das gleiche gedacht.... Da sieht man wieder wie gut es uns hier geht😂😂 aber Spaß bei Seite, Bälle sind wirklich wundervoll, ich bin so gerne dort💕 man fühlt sich immer ein bisschen wie eine prinzessin💓
I’m moving to Austria now
@@cbeestevens5328me too, glad it not far from Czech Republic)
I'm american and i legit thought balls didn't happen anymore besides in tv and movies
Wow balls still exist??!! I mean I thought balls are only held on very very special occasions like the royal wedding or something since they have a long history:/ but damn I’ve never been to a ball and I’m not that young I assure u
Austrian here. We also had a ball during the last year of school. At first, I hated attending the dance classes. It always got so late, at the same time we had to prepare for "Matura" which is the final exam to get a degree. We also had to write a diploma thesis and loosing a whole day per week to attend dance classes was extremely stressful. But when the day came to dance in front of hundreds of people, every exhausting thing was forgotten. It was one of my best experiences I've ever had, and I can't describe how glad I was to attend the ball. I hope that this tradition will never die ❤
fühl ich, vwa war das schlimmste
Tja... bei mir war corona so wir hatten keinen ball...
Irgendwie echt schade
@@mz00956 Mah, tut mir total leid :/ Theoretisch kann man sich aber auch bei anderen Bällen anmelden (abseits von Schulbällen, es sei denn du kennst jemanden, der dort den Abschluss hat und noch nen Partner braucht). Ich geh nach wie vor noch gern auf Bälle, das ist irgendwie wie fort gehen, nur halt extrem fancy xD Würd dir das echt gönnen ❤️
@@itsciver dafür müsst ich erst mal tanzen lernen ^^ aber irgendwann mach ich es mal.
@@mz00956 hauptsächlich Walzer bei kleinen Bällen und den rest lernst dann in den Vorbereitungsstunde
The girl in the full circle skirt is clearly stealing the show tho. Such a nice movement to the dress when she twirls around.
Omg im watching her non stop too
She reminds me of the Disney princesses
Jo honey, I feel like they all stole the show, why do you have to be part of the favoritism thing. I feel like all of their dresses looked exactly the same and flowed within the same exact rate so really there’s nothing special about one specific person, they’re all special
Jo and also, all of the dancers had nice movements, it’s not just one person that “stole the show”
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 what? They clearly all have very different dress shapes: full circle skirts, A-line, half circle, trumpet, etc. A feature of a full circle skirt is that when twirling the skirt flows really nicely and looks very full. That's not ""favouritism"", that's just the way fabric works. So take your condescending ""honey"" somewhere else please.
No joke, I often wish it would still be normal to dance like this and that there were more balls etc. This looks and feels so much better than going to grind in some crammed club. Imagine finding the love of your life at such a dance. The dream of every Jane Austen fan.
Actually this was never common among normal Americans because only the ultra rich are invited to attend balls. Balls still exist today it’s just that we’re too poor to be invited.
how’d u know???!
@@maraudersarebest6806 where i live, we still dance like that! And yes, I found my love when he asked me to waltz. I felt like Cinderella!
I agree I love pride and prejudice. If only life was like how it was back then. 💭
Same!!! I want this baaack sooooo bad. I am an author and I also gonna add those dances to the culture in my fantasy world :))
When you realize that this isn't a movie and really in some part of the world some people actually had the chance to participate in something so magical in real life....
*cries tears of sorrow for not being able to dance like this*
*cries tears of joy for still getting to witness this beautiful masterpiece*
You can probably find ballroom dance classes near where you live though! There are local competitions all over the world so if you really want to do it you probably can :) It's never too late
its so beautiful and i wanna be a part of it but i also know i cant pull this off
Europeans are supreme. Their culture is envied the world over.
@@goodgoyim9459No, Europe is jealous of us.
@@goodgoyim9459not really
World needs more of this.
I can't get my eyes off of the girl who has flowy gown. When all the girls turns around, she stands out. Omg
Oh yeah I saw her.
She was the one in white.
Rey Skywalker 🔥🔥🔥
Are you talking about the girl @ 5:50 who's in the bottom front and center of the screen?
@@imacat8821 yes yes
@@goodmorning4498 omg sorry HAHAHAHA.
This is how Hungarian proms look like:) Imagine this with 50+ dancing pairs, it's really fun. We learn the dance for 3 or 4 months then perform it on the big night
That is so awesome!! In Spain we don't even have proms lol
My prom in canada was a meal at a garbage hotel, everyone leaving at the second dance to go drinking or to go home. Nothing like this
Man,ur lucky
that is literally so cool
So cool
Imagine dancing with the man you love then being handled to your ex after few seconds
I wouldn't have any problems with that. I like my ex, he's a good man but not for me. And he was the best one to dance with so I'd be quite happy to dance with him 😊
@SaMa777 Oh that's sweet 🥺 hope you found your special person
It's nice to see good closures
Oh no
Or the opposite, that would be sweet 😍
😂😂😂
This is like stepping back in time to a different era. How wonderful to see this ballroom dancing and music. Thank you
Anyone else loving the way her dress turns? The one in the middle at 2:24 couldn’t stop looking at her dress throughout the whole video. I’ve always wanted to wear a dress like that.
Hehe I've been watching her the whole time
same here！！
She’s wearing a full circle skirt and so it flows a lot better then the others skirts. The fabric is thinner aswell and so it spreads out more when you twirl.
I literally commented the same thing. I'm in love with the dress. It moves so beautifully and so does she
Yess i was about to comment this
The closest things Americans experienced to this is learning goddamn square dancing in PE in like middle school.
You guys learnt square dancing ?! At my school we learn ye ol game of dodgeball before it was banned in 2013
actually from 1700’s - 1950’s they had balls like this in america, mostly in the victorian era.
Dyingggg
To be fair, square dancing is fun. Ball dancing would be way cooler though. I wonder how hard it would be to find ball dancing lessons where I live...
@@theroadtocosplayandcomicco5840 it’s banned at your school we always play at mine
when I was little I always thought prom would be like this 😭😂 and that idea only grew even more when I watched the 4th Harry Potter movie .. after that when it came to all those high school shows and movies it changed to amazing dancing 🕺🏻 on the floor to sick 70s and 80s/90s songs 🙌🏻 similar to footloose
and ..
then there was the great disappointment
right, no prom at all
in Hungary our “proms” are like this but as beautiful as it is it’s actually that stressful too (at least for me)😅
🤧🥺😔😔
We don't have a concept of a prom here.
We don't have concept of school dance here
There's philosophy in ballroom dance, and it's beautiful.
I don't care what my future husband says..... this is going to be our wedding dance.
Im in
me to =-=
I am having pipes and drums!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
same here actually i would love to do that.
I want mine to be from the Cinderella live action movie
I wish dances were still like this today....
I wish this too, but at the same time I don't think I have enough coordination for this :')
@@arivera857 Ah, but 'tis in practice that one gains coordination! That is how all people start. If this type of dancing were still incorporated into our culture/society, we would likely have learned the steps in our childhood.
I saw some comments saying they have waltzes like this in Austria so looks like I'm learning German
@@caroline-pm4mo Same
I'm from Germany and my school offered dancing courses for everyone to join before prom :-) There was no big performance as it wasn't mandatory but still great that night!
Also these balls are still a very, very, very important and big thing in Vienna! I was there last year for my semester abroad and balls where advertised everywhere. Unfortunately I could not go to one because of Finals but when Covid is over and I refreshed my dancing skills a bit, I really want to go with my boyfriend 😊
And that was considered grinding back in the 18th century.
Lol i'd say it was more accepted than grinding
Actually, it was the 19th century (before that, there was no waltz), and dancing wasn't quite as formal in Vienna - people held on to each other pretty tightly. Add to that the prominence of VERY low-cut dresses in the fashion of the time, and you get an idea of why it was considered so scandalous. ;)
@m h This is the funniest comment I have ever read in my entire life
artman40 you’ve ruined it😂
m h oh wtf
It's so comforting to see humans harmonize
After this corona, can we organise one of these to calm our nerves. ...
Who is in.
I’m down, seriously, liike it’s necessary to do this at least once in my life.💃🏻😩
Where and when?
I'm a 1.50 guy (very tiny) live in U.S
Yes, me too, I’m starting my planning now!
Me 😭🙋
Sign me up!
If I had the opportunity to do this I would accept in a heartbeat
My thoughts exactly! Why we abandoned things like this is completely beyond me.
@@sincerelysomehumaniguess7610 same!
Same
y‘all need to study in vienna. all of the universities have an anual ball just like this one. from december to february there are balls every weekend and if you‘re a university student the entry tickets are quite affordable (around 30€/35$)
@Sophia Vogel omg thank you I’m now aiming to go to Vienna like no joke I want to so bad now
So did anybody get this in the recommendation feed or just me? Just me ok
No, I did too
Me too lol
Searched for it😅
I got it in my recommended feed
i searched for it since i love learning things like these
I love how they sync up and its so pretty how the dresses spin and how their circle of dancers just move so beautiful and awesome!Their movements are the best!
Everyone: I wish I could do this. :(
People from Vienna: *WE DO THIS ALL THE TIME :D*
Vienna. The city is vienna
It’s Vienna, Austria
Take me to Wien
@@dennile_7355 Ottoman Empire has joined the chat
Wien
the girl who's dress twirled so beautifully stole the show for me with her dress. i loved it so much, it was just so perfect in my eyes on how it moved as she spun. i'm not a fan of limp dresses that barely move when the wearer is being spun, so she definitely caught my eye.
Circle patters sure are pretty But they do eat up a ton of fabric
I'm afraid I couldn't keep my eyes off the 2 girls dresses that looked too tight for the crinolin or hoop skirt. Honestly a little static guard please.
same! you can't keep your eyes off her when she twirls!
Which girl I cant seem to figure it out ??
Mark lee the one in the bottom center at 8:06 i think
*_WHERE IS MR. DARCY!?_*
I THOUGHT OF HIM TOO HAHAHA
Thank you, the comment I was looking for
OMG I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS🙏🏻😊
finally someone with the same thought
OMG ANOTHER P&P FAN
They deserve every second and every clap of every hand in that audience. That beautiful performance required a lot of practice and discipline from these young people. And they delivered!!
it is considered a failure and great disappointment of this human race that we have allowed ballroom dancing of any kind to become so uncommon.
just a name
yeah, but it’s sad that they aren’t common anymore.
Because now it would be everyone dancing instead of just wealthy people.
And to be honest, dancing now a days is kind of unimpressive when all they do is dance sexually
I don’t mean to be rash or anything, but the way people dance now just makes me sad tbh
just a name
Oof
For us in Vienna it’s the most common thing ever! Every teenager that I know learned how to ballroom dance... we even have a ball season
@just a name explore on your on, you'll have a far better time and really understand life and culture there rather than the tourist traps
@just a name it's far cheaper trust me, but it isn't as planned as with a guide, and guides will have lots of info as well, it's a trade off really 🤗
everybody's talking about dancing with your crush, but imagine dancing with your sworn enemy
crys in enemy's to lovers
THIS this is what i want
crys in fantasy
YEA
boom! Yes!
omg 😭😭😭
*cries
Sorry to be that guy lmao
I literally had tears in my eyes like people would choose partying over this? We have failed as humans. They are literally living my dream.
This is very pretty but there’s nothing wrong with enjoying partying Not everyone enjoyed rigid structure which this thing elegant is
Ball at the evening and rave after my friend - the best combo out there
Not everyone can be elegant 🥲
I think the art, dance, music, Books all the our Occidental culture is falling down
Chill
Before I entered highschool, I really thought proms are like this so my standards are so damn high. Even now that I'm at highschool and waiting for prom to happen, I still dream it'll be like this ballroom dance.
Omg i have had the same dream as you! And this year I am very fortunate to say that I’m able to teach this dance to perform during prom!
Good luck to you
Plot twist: After the video ended they all started playing a game of human chess on that floor.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
So funny I forgot to laugh!
LOL!
+Dustin Dawind Boys VS girls?!
+Vincent Dichoso No. Vienna vs English.
No, because the boys are wearing black in the video, and the girls wear white as well.
Imagine waltzing with your enemy , who is soon going to be your love of life but u hate him rn, u r on a mission here and u have to dance with him and
omg I m getting goosebumps
And you are trying to seduce him out of spite, ps he is really good at waltzing as you are✨✨
Me, a tsundere:
of course you are a swiftie
swifties resemble
OHH DUDE DUDE THEN IMAGINE WHISPER TALKING STARKY SARCASTIC REMARKS TO EACHOTHER, BUT IT COMES TO WHERE THEYRE JUST STUPID AND IT MAKES YOU BOTH LAUGH OR SMILE OR SMTH HTVHJBHJ- WHILE DANCING!!!!!!!!!! 😩💕
People complaining because they have proms and not this
Me not even having a graduation ceremony 😔
Same... *cries in French*
@@maggibtouche *pleure in french as well*
My sister or brother had one in collège (french grades not american) but it wasn't at 18 and i think they could bring alcohol, but i think even before covid they stopped.
But tbh i don't see a prom in any french school, they're just not as pretty.
Lol same i just want to wear a pretty dress and dance T_T
*Cries in Indian farewell*(we call prom farewell here)
This is so well done! I miss dancing and wish there were still places where this was a regular occurrence. The grace and elegance is missed.
oh this is so nice !! I wish we still lived in a time where we did the waltz and wore lavish clothing and attended balls like these whenever
+miss cupid Then yo uwon't have internet ;)
+pitot1988 that is a sacrifice I'm gladly willing to make
+Dua Zainab you're right, there was no ONE specific time, but various times throughout history societies had spikes of demand for yes, lavish clothing, furniture etc, and attending venues such as balls -.-, think before you type and be a buzzkill
+Dua Zainab ..... I never said everyone attended balls though? I'm fully aware that not everyone was able to participate, but that's my point! Balls back then were extremely lavish for that very reason, I highly doubt balls of today have got anything on what balls were like back then XD
+Dua Zainab it's quite alright! and thank you for the info! I'll keep that in mind :)
This already feels like a fantasy, but it feel MORE impactful when you haven’t seen a hall full of people like that in more than a year, and a full on human contact generally.
Every school should do this honestly, mainly for the girls just to feel a little like a princess for one night
Well as a teenage boy i would like to dance that way
Im the kid to speeks formally like
Like wise
I beg your parden
Etc
@@preciousortega8102 ah yes i now see the error's of my spelling
Instead they forced us to fucking square dance 😒
Instead they push people into the pool when they can't swim and don't save people drowning
@@juanbigstoner3413 That semes like fun but if they are going that route they should at least maybe also teach maybe a folk couples dance..
If only we could go back in time for such a beautiful thing like this
I cannot believe we replaced that charm and grace with night clubs where everyone dances as if they have a bee hive in their pants 🙄🙄🙄😓
You mean squirrels in their pants
S.I.M.P
Underrated comment by a long shot
Candace was the og simp
Just go to the country club and go to a ball. Lets people express their freedon on a dance floor without a coreography.
@@internetperson3228 ThankYou, you make me laugh a bunch! XD
It makes me wanna learn the waltz right now. and the dress. O MY GOSH! I LOVE IT!
Why can't we have more of this in every big city in the Western world? I'd like to both watch it with different dresses each time and dance in it with all the practice that it takes. It's a beautiful way to exercise.
Ikr
They said that they do this everyday in Australia.
I guess Im learning German.
@@gatokawaii3996 Im not trynna be annoying but it’s called austria a lot of people switch it up with the continent australia :)
Imagine dancing there and falling in love with the one you dance with. That’s truly magical
As a classical musician who's not from Vienna, I've always been somewhat detached when playing waltzes - as though my interpretation was lacking even though I knew it was a dance. It's only now by seeing how the dancers twirl around and the skirts swish about and the gracefulness of their steps did I fully understand how waltzes really are..so thank you very much for this. It was an eye opener and a learning experience.
i wish we can still do this at parties !
most people still do this but with modern song I'm learning a dance similar to this for the song voices of spring
boii its Mari you'll never look like them sure you will not!!!!👃👀🙉😖😂😂😂😂
so beautiful
pam11as latín ppl do
at weeding and quinceañeras
pam11as
We do still do this in society, what on Earth are you talking about? It is a regular accurance. No dance, no tutors, no horses to ride. Mama and papa would say we had lost any sanity we had. My sisters would say that I had officially lost myself in a make believe world and my brothers I daren't even imagine what they would say.
This just looks so freaking _magical_ even though it's reality-
This is just beautiful!!
Where I live (Southern Germany, near Austria), we have lots of those events. Tbh, I love reading the comments by amazed & envious Americans... they make me feel less "cut off" from the rest of the world here in Europe 😂😂
It's like "see, we have cool things here, too" lmao
As an American, I have absolutely no idea why we’ve abandoned this kind of dancing for things like tWErKINg and other overly sexualized club dancing. No way in hell you’re ever going to get me to twerk, but if someone wanted to teach how to THIS, I’d be there in a heartbeat.
Mexican culture does something similar, but it's when a girl turns 15 (or 16 sometimes), but it's nowhere near as complicated as this. We usually have a few short waltzes with the family and friends, a mariachi (band) plays, and the rest is party music 🔊
Oh let me vist
I'm from Bavaria and just felt the same! 😄
I'm from Vienna, always been proud of my city lmao.
I bet I couldn't even afford to use the restroom there
They don't charge u to go use the rest rooms but I see where you are coming from
samee
Lol this made my day!
+Owlguy007 Same 3':
Owlguy007 owch that's an insult to basically everyone in my family. We still do all if this in the video
I'm surprised I actually searched for this instead of getting recommended
Same
Same, I’m looking for a more European ballroom dancing style for my quince
@@katherine_queen5294 What is a quince?
@@rainbowstorm6142 A quinceañera, quince for short is a Hispanic tradition. Basically when a girl turns 15, the family throws a big party for the girl. It’s called a quinceañera because it means 15 year old girl. My quince is coming up and I gotta get ready for my waltz
@@katherine_queen5294 Oh okay thank you
I cried watching this…. Beautiful performance 💖
THIS REMINDS OF PRIDE AND PREJUDICE SOOO MUCH
ACK
Hey sameee it was my fav movie everrr
Sameee
@@shimakasumi1071 Lol same!
No, they are not professionals. They are advanced beginners or intermediates.
The alignment, posture, lines, & movement of professionals is dramatically different.
So you do not have to be a professional dancer to look good.....& have a great time!
Thank you for the information !
But their formations were pretty good. I’m honestly baffled how they managed to learn an 8 minute routine without learning anything about body contact or other ballroom technique.
The fact that they’re SO coordinated made me squeal louder than I should’ve. They make it seem so effortless and pretty!
As much as i hate dancing and social events, i really want to experience this even once in my life. And this is coming from an introvert.
Me: *watches approx 30 sec*
Also me: * googling how to get into stanford so i can dress like a princess and waltz with someone*
lol! travel to Austria instead its easier!
Omg yes 😅
It’s actually open to the public! Just look up the Stanford Viennese Ball. It’s generally in February but cancelled this year, cause COVID
Watching during pandemic 2020. Needed to see something uplifting. So beautiful! Thank you!!!
Words can't express how badly i want to do this.
Like just once in my life i want to ballroom dance, but like in historically accurate dresses and shit. Like i want to experience the whole thing, just once and i would be happy. Better yet a masquerade themed ball.
The place for you to go to is Vienna. The most famous ball is the Opernball at the Vienna opera house. It is a classical debutante ball where the young ladies of society are presented. It is quite expensive to go tho' and a terrible crush. But there are loads and loads of balls during the season (from Christmas to Ash Wednesday).
Same. Like once in my life with the love of my life!
Samee! Just once! Srsly no words r enough to describe this need
I wish I learnt to dance like this I hope this music stays around for ever. Everyone in this dance looks beautiful
*Me, being a poc and would probably not have been allowed there in the first place in historical times:* hey we should bring this back
Cringe.
This was in 2013, I doubt they would have segregated balls back then
Times have changed. Do it!! Break that ceiling!!
I think you should look a little closer at the dancers before making such comments.
They said “Historical Times” you fuckwits.
They're like... Like dolls in a music box. This is great.
***** so can you recomand any? cause i want to see more but dont know where to look
***** Well I'm still new so I need some good waltz recommendation video to watch.
***** If you are going to criticize something at least use proper grammar..... " then, not than " or just don't do it...
***** Poor thing, you want me to feel sorry for you? little miss keyboard princess, using big words, how cute.
there there, just put a boo boo on it.
***** is it because the username is "Typical Otaku"
I think that's why, but if it isn't bravo.
I love the long, over-the-elbow gloves the women are all wearing.
oh god i can literally watch these dances whole day i was so invested my eyes started watering THIS IS BEAUTIFUL
omg I want to dance like that😭😭 I love everything that's classical, and waltz omg are my thing!❤
Elvia J V.T. the same with me
Me too. It looks amazing💖
Saaaammmmeeee
Here in Austria (where I live at least) it's basically a rule for any 15/16 year old girl and boy to attend a dancing school where you learn to dance things like many versions of waltz and also many more different classical dances. When you went there for a few months and the ball season starts. Every boy and girl searches for a dance partner with whom he or she continues dancing together and sign up for ball "eröffnungen" (the first dance, like the one in the video), where they learn the choreography together with all other "couples", til they day of the ball they trained for.
I loved my time at the balls as a teenager, it was always so romantic. I had my first kiss on one and me and my girlfriend had the best time dancing together in super fancy clothes with gloves and sometimes she even got to wore a little crystal crown.
@hi same. We all need to throw a giant party in every country that wants to participate after COVID goes bye-bye and dance like this. Imagine all the pretty gowns and dapper suits and the music...ahh.. this is why I'm doing this at my wedding...either that or I'm traveling to a country where this is common. 🥺
A beautiful European culture... Keep it up. In Asia, and Eastern cultures people keep their dances alive.. So great the Europeans are doing the same. I love your classical music and symphonies too.
@hi where do you live if I may ask?
I'm a man, 25 years old, i love this music so much and this is one of the things that i wanted to do in my entire life. And it makes me cry, it's so beautiful and i'm so sensitive.
So lovely...
A little touch of the beautiful times in the modern generation..
7:13 oh no they're showing their ankles how ScAnDaLoUs
cringe Trashcan Waltz is SCAndAlous itself, look how close from each other they are! 😅
@@rebeccaartemisia96 Ikr not to mention all the premarital hand/arm holding. Oh the huMAnITY
You two are funny XD
*Le Gasp* kids these days just doesn't know when to stop showing their skin
@@kicklayoutfosse7009 oh god! I think I'm gonna fAiNt these children are out of cOnTrOL! I wonder what their parents think about these inappropriate behaviors.
As a 20 year old, I know I am in the minority of my age bracket when I say this...But here goes. There is no form of dancing that is more romantic and more appealing than the Viennese waltz. After going to a salute to Vienna concert in Vancouver where they had ballroom dancers dancing to Strauss Waltzes and Polkas, I was captivated by every move and close embrace. The way the pairs move together are simply beautiful, and the formal wear they are required to wear is elegant and classy. I would rather watch one Viennese waltz rather than 10,000 videos of modern “dancing” which I think is spit in the face of true beautiful dancing like this. May the Viennese waltz live long and be celebrated for many centuries to come!
I want to take waltz I don't care if no one dances it in this time but its so classy
Then take up ballroom dance, I can't tell your gender, but just Google it. As a male in my generation, dance was always seen as effeminate, and I could just cry now that I never pursued it.
People like you are so annoying. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean you get to take a giant dump on it. Modern dance styles are just as good as the classics. They are just a different form of expression in dance. There is absolutely no reason to bash it. All you had to say was that you like more classic styles of dance. All this pretentious BS doesn't make you seem refined or cultured. It just makes you look daft. If you actually enjoyed dancing as an artform you'd recognize that all forms of dance should be celebrated and that they require a lot of skill to be executed well.
@@shalom5978 Dude. Say that again, but slowly.
as a dancer. i have to agree that it is one of the most romantic styles of dances. but please dont be so rude about other dance styles. There is no true dancing. That is a concept that has come out of centuries of slavery and imperialism. Just like waltz, every style also has history and story behind it. Many modern dance forms have a foothold in empowerment and taking back power and a way of expression as a lot originated in minority communities where such styles end up being one of the few ways to express yourself. Coming from a purely dancers perspective, doing various styles really allows different emotions to come out when it is your way of self expression. So please, while you are entitled to your opinion, try not to drag other styles to make yours seem better. Have a great day!
This literally made me so happy to watch, legit smiling rn, I would looove to do this irl😢
Everybody talking about how sweet it is dancing with your crush when there's me and my class enemy stepping on each other's foot and laughing at each other while trying to keep a straight face and dancing altogether 😭
enemies to lovers trope
we have balls like this every weekend from january til may in vienna :)
Bajkula that sounds lovely!
Bajkula you are making the whole world envy. How I wish to be Austrian.
Awsome!!! I think that children of today don't have the grace and elegance of the dancers have that are in this video. However I think that we need to step back in time and teach them elegance, Grace and Dignity that my Mother and your Mother instilled in her children!!!! This is what we should be doing Instead of handing them the remote to a T.V., game or just plainly just do whatever it take's to get them to do something other than whatever it take's to get them to be invisible to parent's!!!
❤❤❤❤❤
That’s it I’m moving
Welp, now i know where i'm moving
How lovely and enchanting. I would love to do this.
+Annette Celia Rosemary - There are ballroom dance clubs all over the US and many of them put on functions similar to this, in big dance halls with the costumes and everything.
+officeaddict33 I am soo doing this!
But yes you can
I wish we could have this in high school dances! That would make me be so overjoyed to go😌
instead of doubting to go to the ones we have now.😔
I wish these were more common, i can't express how badly i would rather go to a ball and dance around like this than go to a night club.
That’s because only the rich can afford these
@@ninjaked1265 not true
@@rishabhupadhyay8512 Sign up for a charity ball. They are held every year,
And I'd be that girl that trips her partner.
I'd be the one that forgot how to do the next step because of how nervous i got.
"Oh no im sweating.. i hope he can't tell-SHIT"
Same
Красота! бальзам для глаз!
@@РайсаНурболатова-щ6я ваша правда--глаза должны видеть красивое в душу передаётся восхищение
* Classic anime ball references *
I clearly went to the wrong university! I would've loved to have taken part in something like this!
Yeah, me too I should have ditched the nursing career, this would have been more fun
Bravo. Let us preserve Western civilization!
This is for high school girls only
Fallen Angel actually, it’s college, because it’s Stanford University in CA.
I learned ballroom dance at Stanford University back in the 80s. Watching this video makes me homesick for it! I'm so glad they now have this formal event!
P.S. I didn't formally attend Stanford. They offered non unit classes to the community, which I took.
As a participant of few Ball i adore this event. It is so magical and inspiring. The backstage of every dance are few months of repetitions. But the result - the magic of the dance.
I’m just enjoying observing their dresses, their all unique in their own way but have the same colour
Yhe girl with the full circle is the one that still the show.
That’s what I was thinking! It’s so satisfying that all the dresses are the same color, but still different 😌
whos watching this with no socks on?
indigo Rager salty
Lol, me
me
*Looks away*
Me
Normally I prefer heavy metal... but this is good to.
True
Same
The music and dancing were superb. Loved watching this video.
The formation was very Beautiful!!! My 10yo grand-daughter enjoyed watching this with me and said that they ALL looked like that they're princesses!!! Congrats on a job well done!!!
I noticed one young lady in a white dress sitting by herself after the dance started. I felt terribly sorry for her? Why was she not dancing? Did she sprain her ankle 5 minutes before the ball? Or did her partner not show up? How awful to be all dressed up and sitting there watching the other young women dance.
Nah her partner was there right next to her, so I wondered why they couldn't dance.
I assume that they were extras just in case something went wrong, because there were already 16 couples on the floor.
There are always alternates for each dance in case something goes wrong. Sometimes they are needed to dance (it happens more often than you may think), and sometimes if everyone stays healthy, they have to sit out as you observed. But the opening committee also dances a polka, and the alternate couples for the waltz always get a chance to perform the polka (and vice versa).
@@mrjasonanderson thanks for the info Jason!
@@mrjasonanderson I agree every dance, every football team, every group activity needs that backup of a reserve to help when needed
Kids should learn all this kind of waltz dances.
In Austria they still do.
+reMAG In the Czech Republic we do as well
yeah, because this is totally what kids want to do.
+stillin safehouse I'm fourteen and I'd love to waltz
Mexican culture still makes kids dance when they graduate from middle school and it's awesome! I still had the opportunity to do it 😁😀
I'm imagining the most intense moment between our two main characters, and how Waltz was the most intimate dance of the regency HRs.
How they felt the most of the tension unrivalling between their bodies, the gentle swish of her gown against his breeches, the subtle brush of her bosom against his chest when they spinned, their hands clasped, feet moving in harmony while staring intensely into each other's eyes, his hands firmly gripping her waist. Indulged in one of the finest conversation while they fall slowly for each other.
It seems like in every HR I've read, if the heroine is trying to evade the hero, or they both are avoiding it for some reasons, the luck would have it that they both would get waltz as their first dance. Because it involves the most physical touch according to books. How romantic. Sighs.
@@makatsue4598Well, these people are definitely not wearing regency dress lol. And the waltz wasn’t actually popular during the regency period. It didn’t become popular until later in the 19th century.
But regency dances were still very physical! You definitely would have been working up a sweat if you were dancing all night!
I don't know why this is on my recommendations, but I'm not complaining
Bia J. Same here, I could never imagine myself dancing but I wouldn’t mind doing this