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Musical Dancing | Mirko Gozzoli

Musical Dancing, presented by Anne Gleave and demonstrated by World Professional Ballroom Champions Mirko Gozzoli & Alessia Betti, explores the art of musical interpretation in International Standard Ballroom.

Through three progressive themes—Choreographic Structuring, Accents, and Breathing—the program examines how dancers can bring greater clarity, contrast, and expression to their movement.

Featuring advanced choreography demonstrations in Tango, Quickstep, Slow Waltz, and Slow Foxtrot, this instructional video is particularly valuable for competitive dancers, teachers, and coaches seeking to develop more sophisticated musicality and performance quality.

  • Title: Musical Dancing
  • Presenter: Anne Gleave
  • Featured Dancers: Mirko Gozzoli & Alessia Betti
  • Original Label: DSI (DanceSport International)
  • Dance Style: International Standard Ballroom
  • Content: 17 Chapters, Including Introduction, Interview, Technical Explanations & Choreography Demonstrations
  • Level: Intermediate to Advanced (with introductory principles)
  • Language: English
  • Format: MP4 Digital Video
  • Running Time: 106 Minutes
  • Suitable For: Competitive Dancers, Ballroom Teachers, Coaches & Experienced Students

Original price was: $49.00.Current price is: $15.00.

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Musical Dancing explores one of the most expressive qualities of International Standard Ballroom: the ability to make music visible through movement.

Presented by renowned ballroom coach Anne Gleave, with demonstrations by World Professional Ballroom Champions Mirko Gozzoli & Alessia Betti, this instructional program examines how musical structure, accents, and phrasing can transform technically accomplished dancing into a more compelling performance.

Rather than concentrating on learning additional figures, the video focuses on how dancers interpret the music within their choreography.

Three Essential Elements of Musical Expression

The program develops its ideas through three connected themes.

Choreographic Structuring explores how movement sequences can be organized in harmony with the music, creating a clearer relationship between choreography and musical structure.

Accents examines how changes of emphasis can bring contrast, definition, and character to familiar movements.

Breathing – The Life Blood of Phrasing considers the role of breathing in shaping musical phrases and giving movement a more natural sense of continuity.

Each theme is illustrated through choreography in Tango, Quickstep, Slow Waltz, and Slow Foxtrot, allowing viewers to observe how the same musical principles take on different qualities across four Standard dances.

Musicality Beyond Counting Beats

Anne Gleave provides the explanations, while Mirko Gozzoli & Alessia Betti demonstrate the concepts through advanced choreography.

The combination of expert commentary and championship-level dancing makes Musical Dancing particularly relevant for competitive couples, ballroom teachers, and experienced students seeking greater depth in their musical interpretation.

It is a focused study of how choreography, timing, phrasing, and artistic intention work together to create dancing that does more than follow the music.


Introduction

  • Introduction to Musical Dancing & Quickstep Show
  • Interview with the Artists

Part 1: Choreographic Structuring – Harmony with the Music

  • Introduction to Choreographic Structure
  • Tango – Choreographic Structuring
  • Quickstep – Choreographic Structuring
  • Slow Waltz – Choreographic Structuring
  • Slow Foxtrot – Choreographic Structuring

Part 2: Accents – Creating Musical Contrast

  • Basic Principles of Accents
  • Tango – Accents
  • Quickstep – Accents
  • Slow Waltz – Accents
  • Slow Foxtrot – Accents

Part 3: Breathing – The Life Blood of Phrasing

  • Breathing and Musical Phrasing
  • Tango – Breathing
  • Quickstep – Breathing
  • Slow Waltz – Breathing
  • Slow Foxtrot – Breathing

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