Balmoral Blues – Sequence for Small Spaces
Looking to learn the Balmoral Blues, but don’t have the space, or want to practice at home? Check out our Sequence for Small Spaces series of videos.
Sequence dancing is where you repeat the same 16 or 32 bar routine throughout a song, dancing around the room, and in sync with everyone else.
Now that’s great when you have the space! What we’re going to show you today is how to practice the basic movements in your front room.
The Dance – Balmoral Blues
The Balmoral Blues is a nice laid-back dance, albeit with a couple of tricky movements within.
To convert this into the full routine you would dance the initial chassé and lock section down line of dance, and back to where you started.
The chassé to shadow hold is danced down the room, ending facing diagonal to the wall.
The walk and points move diagonally towards the wall for the first set, turning on the point to face diagonal centre for the second set of walks.
The turn at the end commences facing diagonal to wall.
The Music
For this Sequence for Small Spaces lesson we have used Tired of Trying by Red Revision:
The Balmoral Blues video
You can see our Sequence for Small Spaces online lesson below:
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About Learn To Dance
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