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Markus Schoffl – Best! Of Black Music 4

Markus Schöffl – Best! Of Black Music 4 offers seventeen entries combining song recordings and rhythm-only accompaniment. Truly and I Can’t Live A Day Without You open the Slow Waltzes, with The Rumour for Tango and Breathe Easy for Viennese Waltz. Bad Girls and Finally supply Cha Cha, while Rock Your Baby and Just An Illusion provide Samba. Four closing teaching tracks focus on rhythm only for Samba, Cha Cha, Rumba and Jive. Individual dance and tempo labels accompany the complete programme.

Product Details

Format: MP3
Dance Style (source): Latin & Standard
Brand (source): Markus Schoffl
Music Type: Vocal & Instrumental
Recording Artist: Orchester Markus Schöffl

Original price was: $24.00.Current price is: $6.00.

Product ID: 17201 Category: Music

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Markus Schöffl – Best! Of Black Music 4 offers 17 entries combining popular-song dance recordings with rhythm-only teaching material. The programme spans the five Standard ballroom categories and several Latin dances before ending with a four-track rhythm section. This makes the collection useful for customers who want both a varied social dance repertoire and more focused rhythmic accompaniment in the same audio release.

Truly and I Can't Live A Day Without You begin the slow waltz group, followed by The Rumour for tango and Breathe Easy for Viennese waltz. Dream A Little Dream Of Me is labelled slow foxtrot, while Stir It Up supplies quickstep. Bad Girls and Finally form the cha cha pair; Rock Your Baby and Just An Illusion provide samba. Promise Me and Best In Me are the rumba selections, with Perfect supplying jive before the programme changes to the teaching material.

The four closing entries are marked Teaching Track – Rythm only and cover samba, cha cha, rumba and jive individually. These labels identify their musical purpose without suggesting a filmed course or spoken instruction that is not documented. Original TM values remain alongside the song selections and the rhythm-only items, helping customers recognise the separate dance categories. The vocal and instrumental programme is delivered as MP3 music. The complete list retains all 17 entries, including the four teaching tracks, so that the practical difference between repertoire listening and rhythm-focused accompaniment remains clear.