New Vogue Foxtrots

The New Vogue “foxtrot” dances are named not necessarily because they include foxtrot figures (although they can), but because of the type of music you dance them to. Each sequence is choreographed to match a medium-paced piece with four beats to the bar, and if that piece of music is a smooth jazz standard from around the 1930s, all the better! New Vogue foxtrot-rhythmed sequences vary in difficulty, but all are best danced with long, controlled steps and a floating movement. They are smooth, easy-paced and pleasurable to dance.

Learn New Vogue Foxtrots at Long-Steps

Long-Steps currently teaches the New Vogue foxtrots periodically during our Adult Classes and by Private Tuition.

Long-Steps teaches the New Vogue foxtrots according to a combination of Russ Hesketh’s New Vogue Championship Dances (6th Ed.), Neville Boyd’s New Vogue Sequence Dancing and the Viennese Waltz, and other Comdance approved scripts and visual media.

Technical Details

Routine Length: 16 Bars
Time Signature: 4/4
Musical Selection: Foxtrot/Saunter
Tempo Range: 28 to 32 bars per minute.

 

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