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waltz | American Dictionary

waltz
noun[ C/U ]
us/wɔlts, wɔls/

waltznoun[C/U] (DANCE)

a type of dance that includes a repeating movement of three steps, or a piece of music written for this style of dancing
waltz
verb
us/wɔlts, wɔls/

waltzverb (WALK)

[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]infml
to walk somewhere quickly and confidently:
Glen waltzed in an hour late as though nothing were wrong.

Examples of waltz

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Second, it is found that many (twenty-eight out of sixty-eight) workers had waltzes as their favourite type of music.
When listening to pelimanni music, is it in fact possible to trace any 'places', local or global, in the waltz?
Some are creating -oating ethereal waltzes, others faster, demonic fairground waltzes, spinning through the music with alarming intent.
In it are found dozens of increasingly picaresque and abbreviated sections depicting folk dances, ballroom dances, waltzes, marches, polkas - you name it.
The 'sailor's waltz', a piece based on major triads, immediately springs to mind.
There are things that we waltz around and others that are apparent: that you were good, and raised your son with the utmost care.
Their repertoire included waltzes, polkas, schottishes and mazurkas.
Some students had started to create these sections already and some had changed the waltz rhythm moving further away from the original model.
Being in the basin of some particular attractor, the representing point begins waltzing along the attractor.
If the metaphor of dance had to be used, the appropriate step would as often be a slam-dance1 as a waltz.
They liken the processes to the choreographed harmony of a waltz.
The players themselves do not on the whole assign waltzes to different musical categories.
Let us now take a look at the instrumental parameters, form and melody, and the intervals, harmony and rhythm of the waltz.
The tripartite central movement leads to a rondo finale with a waltz episode.
Her life within the opera has been that of surface exhilaration, the swirling of skirts in the turning waltz.
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