Theory and Technique of Ballroom Dancing – By Victor Silvester
Discover the foundations of Ballroom dancing as curated by one of its most influential figures. Victor Marlborough Silvester, O.B.E., was not only the 1922 World Ballroom Champion but also a founding member of the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD). His work remains the gold standard for understanding the evolution of technical precision in the ballroom.
This e-book features the 4th revised and enlarged edition (1936), providing an authentic look at the techniques that defined an era. Whether you are a dedicated competitor, a qualified instructor, or a student of dance history, this manual offers unparalleled insight into the rigorous standards of classical Ballroom technique.
What you will find in this classic guide:
Foundational Technique: Detailed explanations of the core mechanics of standard ballroom dance as established in the early 20th century.
Historical Significance: An essential resource for understanding how modern syllabus work originated.
Expert Insight: Gain the perspective of a World Champion and ISTD founding member.
Technical Syllabus: A look at the structured approach to dancing that continues to influence contemporary teaching.
Why this edition is a must-have:
Authoritative Reference: Written by Victor Silvester, whose name is synonymous with the development of Ballroom dancing.
Historical Context: Preserves the 1936 revision, offering a fascinating and educational look at how standard technique was perfected.
Essential for Educators: A valuable addition to any teacher’s library to better understand the roots of current dance standards.
Connect with the roots of Ballroom excellence. Add this historic, foundational text by Victor Silvester to your digital library today.
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