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Dance Music |
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With few exceptions, you cannot walk into a music store to
purchase good ballroom dance music. "Strict tempo" dance
music CD’s sold in music stores are typically junk made by
someone with a synthesizer and a metronome. |
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Ballroom dance CDs sold at dance supply stores for about
$25-35 are usually good quality. All tracks are danceable,
however; you may not like all the songs on the CD, and the
cost per song is about $1.30. Collecting music this way can
become expensive. |
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Many excellent ballroom dance songs are available from
mainstream CDs. However; few discs have more than one or two
danceable tracks, this too can grow expensive. |
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Purchasing dance music through Itunes
may be the least expensive way of collecting danceable music |
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On the
following pages we have recommended some songs for the
dances we teach, with direct links to where you can find
them on the ITunes website. You can listen to a 30 second
sample of the song and if you like it you can purchase it
for .99 cents. |
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Before you can listen to the music clip you will have to
download the ITunes software at
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/.
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It doesn't cost anything to setup an
account and listen to the freee
samples. |
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Dances by Rhythm |
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