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Prandi Sound – International Ballroom Dance II – Slow Waltz

International Ballroom Dance II – Slow Waltz offers fifteen Prandi Sound recordings dedicated to one ballroom dance. The repertoire opens with Sinfonia N.3: Poco allegreto, credited to Brahms, followed by Tradition, Largo and The Little Pianist. Vito’s Waltz, The Impossible Dream and the Romeo and Juliet love theme lead into later selections including Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Nino Rota also appears among the credits. Each track includes its playing time and a tempo value of 28 or 29, helping listeners choose music for a Waltz session.

Product Details

Format: MP3
Dance Style (source): Standard
Brand (source): Prandi Sound
Music Type: Vocal & Instrumental

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

Product ID: 17145 Categories: Music, Prandi Sound

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Prandi Sound – International Ballroom Dance II – Slow Waltz is a dedicated 15-track music collection for slow waltz. Every selection belongs to the same ballroom dance category, with original SW labels, tempo values and individual running times shown in the programme. This focus makes the album useful when a dancer or teacher wants several musical choices for waltz practice without switching between tango, foxtrot or other rhythms.

The repertoire begins with Sinfonia N.3: Poco allegreto, credited to J. Brahms, and continues with several C. Novelli entries, including Tradition, Largo and The little pianist. Vito's Waltz is followed by The impossible dream and the love theme from Romeo and Juliet. Later selections include Could I have this dance, Smoke gets in your eyes, Vento Caldo and Le petite fille de la mer. Feed the birds closes the original sequence, giving the collection a mixture of classical references, film-related melodies and popular song repertoire.

The track list records tempo values of 28 or 29 and playing times for all 15 selections. Those details help customers choose a musical setting and a track length appropriate to an existing rehearsal plan. Names in the credit field remain attached to their original entries without being recast as instructors or featured dancers. With vocal and instrumental material identified in the specifications, the album supplies slow waltz accompaniment rather than a lesson in ballroom technique. The MP3 programme retains each selection as a separate item in its original order.