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2009 Asian Open Standard Championship

Mirko Gozzoli and Alessia Betti, Arunas Bizokas and Katusha Demidova, and four further finalist partnerships feature in the 2009 Asian Open Standard Championship. Filmed at Budokan in Tokyo, the approximately 100-minute competition recording covers Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Quickstep and Viennese Waltz. It offers a professional Standard programme for viewers who enjoy comparing partnerships across the five ballroom dances, presented as MP4 video.

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Title: 2009 Asian Open Standard Championship
Dance Style: Standard
Format: MP4 Video
Level: Competition
Product Type: Competition / Performance Video
Running Time: Approximately 100 minutes

Original price was: $98.00.Current price is: $6.00.

Product ID: 10149 Category: Asian Open Championship

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The 2009 Asian Open Standard Championship brings together six professional finalist partnerships at Budokan in Tokyo. Mirko Gozzoli and Alessia Betti head the programme, followed by Arunas Bizokas and Katusha Demidova and Jonathan Wilkins and Hazel Newberry. The field also includes Victor Fung and Anna Mikhed, Roberto Villa and Morena Colagreco, and Domen Krapez and Monica Nigro. A contemporary event report corroborates this six-couple final.

Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Quickstep and Viennese Waltz provide the recording's dance coverage. Following the same field across those styles gives the viewing programme a coherent focus: the partnerships remain familiar while the musical character and movement demands change. Dancers and teachers can use the footage as material for performance observation or discussion alongside their own lessons, while ballroom enthusiasts can enjoy the final as an event recording.

The listed running time is approximately 100 minutes. The original recording used seven-camera filming, which is part of its production history. This digital product is supplied as MP4 Video; interactive CoupleCam disc-menu selection is not promised. The programme below identifies the documented finalists in their original order, without adding a seventh competitor or an instructional syllabus.