Dancing Through Life is the autobiography of Dagmar Budde, recounting a personal and professional journey shaped by ballroom dancing. The book brings together memories, experiences, and important stages in her development as a dancer and dance professional.
Among the subjects covered is Budde’s dance teacher and trainer education. She describes studying Standard and Latin technique with established dance textbooks, including Alex Moore for Standard and Walter Laird for Latin. Her training involved detailed work on technique, footwork, amounts of turn, and counter movements.
The autobiography also recalls important milestones in her professional development. After intensive preparation and the required teaching examination, Budde passed her dance teacher examination in Hamburg in 1982.
Rather than being a technical dance manual, Dancing Through Life is a personal ballroom dance autobiography that provides insight into the experiences, training, decisions, and dedication behind a life spent in the world of dance.
Who Is This E-Book For?
This book is suitable for Standard and Latin dancers, ballroom dance teachers, trainers, dance enthusiasts, and readers interested in personal dance histories. It will be particularly interesting to those who want to learn about the education and experiences behind a long involvement in ballroom dancing.
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