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Learn to Dance the Minuet, the Waltz, The Quadrille, The Castle Walk, and Many Other Classic Styles

Price: $229.70 Quantity:

This 6 DVD set includes:
Volume I: The Romance Of Mid-19th Century Couple Dances
Volume II: Dances Of The Ragtime Era 1910-1920
Volume III: The Majesty of Renaissance Dance
Volume IV: The Elegance of Baroque Social Dance
Volume V: Victorian Era Couple Dances
Volume VI: A 19th Century Ball: The Charm of Group Dances

DVDs in the How to Dance Through Time series are video tutorials for dances from the Renaissance to Ragtime Eras, including the Quadrille, the Waltz, French Baroque dances, and 19th century Ballroom dances. Each dance is introduced with a concise, historical overview and illustrated with authentic photographs and drawings. The steps were carefully researched from period manuscripts and are careful representations of historical dance. Close up and slow motion views make learning the moves simple and fun.

Most people who buy How to Dance Through Time DVDs also buy the Companion CDs.

With 40 years of experience teaching and performing dance, Carol Téten provides context and gives simple instructions to dance beginners. Professional dancers demonstrate, following her lead.

Run-time: 4 hours and 51 minutes on 6 DVDs

Each of these 45 minute splendidly presented videos easily permit the viewers to achieve competency and fluency in these period dances and are highly recommended additions to personal, professional, dance school, public Library, academic, and community theatre video reference collections. The Midwest Book Review

Very explicit and detailed instructions for each step and dance. Each step is shown front and back, fast and slow, without and with music. The steps are then built into entire dances. Finally the completed dances are shown in full with authentic period costuming and music. These tapes will be of primary interest to instructional dance collections and those concerned with dance and social history. Anyone with an interest in social history and culture will greatly enjoy these glimpses into the past. Library Journal

These instructional videos will be invaluable to choreographers who create dances for period films or for cotillions and charity balls. They preserve the art form and provide the story of the cultural phenomenon, thus making a perfect addition to dance, design, and anthropological libraries. Dance On Camera Journal

Social dance, history, technique, and researched choreography all come together in Dancetime Publications’ latest videos….this ideal addition to any traditional ballroom dancer’s video collection. Dancing U.S.A.

In fact, through well organized instruction, professional cinematography, sumptuous period costumes, and the cheerfully stentorian narration of Dance through Time founder Carol Téten, they provide an unexpectedly engaging look of dance forms of times past. Dance Teacher Now

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Learn How to Line Dance DVD's

There is no substitute for going to line dance lessons but, for many reasons, it may not be the most suitable option, and the next best option is to learn from a line dance DVD.

In this post I am going to suggest some things to look for / look out for and some recommendations for purchasing a line dance DVD.

Why Learn To Line Dance In The First Place.

Any or all of these may be reasons to take up line dancing as a hobby/sport/interest.

  • It’s FUN
  • It is great exercise
  • You will meet other like-minded people
  • Lose weight
  • If you just love to dance
  • You don’t need a partner
  • And many more…

Reasons you May Want to Learn From a DVD

  • Lack confidence to go to a line dance class.
  • The local class has already started and you need help to catch up.
  • No classes nearby.
  • Local classes aren’t compatible with your schedule.
  • Having trouble keeping up with your line dance class.
  • Don’t have time or transport to get to class
  • etc

What to Look for In a Line Dance DVD.

As you will discover there are quite a few options to learn to bootscoot, so my best advice is to check them out carefully and if there is not much information, well, there just may be a reason for that! Follow the hints below and you should be good.

  • An instructor who speaks clearly.
  • Instructions that are comprehensive but simple to follow.
  • Gives you enough information to be confident to purchase from them.
  • Been around for a while – not a fly by night.
  • Good customer service – shoot them an email with a question and see how readily they supply the answer.
  • See if there is some genuine social proof about them – testimonials etc.
  • A sample of how they teach in a video.

What to Avoid

Here are some tips on what to avoid when looking for DVDs:

  • Sales hype (it is probably just that)
  • Instructor facing YOU while teaching (I can’t tell you how many videos show the teacher facing YOU. What this means is every time he/she moves his/her right foot (for example) you have to move your left (opposite) foot. How confusing!
  • Too much “Hollywood”. – Yes they may have the latest technology, flashy gimmicks, show you moves from different angles and picture in picture but it may not help you to learn. Keep it SIMPLE.
  • Beware of Cheap DVDs on eBay. Yes they are great price but there is usually very little, if any, product information, such as how many dances, who the instructor is etc. In my experience there is a reason they are cheap, and unfortunately the experience may even turn you off learning to line Dance.

Where to find Line Dance DVDs

  • The best way is to do a Google search on the internet.
    You will soon find there aren’t many available and even less good ones.
  • You can look on eBay (Beware – see last section “What to Avoid”)
  • Amazon has quite a few DVDs

The Best DVDs on the Market – (But I am Biased)

My good friend Liz Collett and I make line dance DVDs, so you could say I am biased in my opinion of our DVDs, but from the comments and testimonials we get from people who have purchased from us, since 2005, we know we have a great product that makes it easy to learn how to line dance.

*Watch the video sample at the bottom of this page, it shows you how Liz teaches BootScootin’ Boogie taught on DVD Vol 1.

Liz chose each line dance to teach you different patterns or moves that make up popular line dances starting off nice and easy and gradually building up to harder moves. Even if you don’t do a particular dance on our DVD in your area, the individual moves and techniques you learn will definitely be found in many other line dances.

Check out what people are saying about “Line Dance With Liz” DVDs.

Read the following testimonials in full…

“I Have a Secret Teacher in My Lounge room”

“No hesitation in recommending these DVDs”

“Improves my blood circulation…”

“I am Going To Get Hooked…”

“Exercise and Brain Food are Both Bonuses…”

“…Wish I Had Found It Earlier…”

“I am enjoying your dvd…”

“A Helpful Tool to Learn the Dances…”

“The instructions are terrific!!…”

“Your video motivates me…”

“I am having the time of my life…”

“Liz is a brilliant teacher…”

“my dancing skills are improving rapidly…”

“you have made the dances very easy to follow…”

“extra confidence booster…”

“What an inspiration you are…”

“My Exercise Routine at Home…”

A little about Liz

  • Liz has been a full time line dance instructor since 1993 (She was my first teacher)
  • Liz has been making line dance DVDs since 2005
  • She lives and breathes line dancing
  • Voted Line Dance Instructor of the year 2011
  • Invited to choreograph and teach a line dance for Big Brother.
  • Choreographed many dances including her very popular Line Dance ““When The Last Beatles Gone”(Mp3) –
    Learn the Dance for free. Intermediate level.
Watch Video And Learn BootScootin’ Boogie.

The video below is from Liz Teaching BootScootin’ Boogie from her DVD Vol 1

Note: Video quality on DVD is much higher than sample below

List of Line Dance DVD’s

(if you know of others please let me know)

Liz Collett – Line Dance with Liz, Beginner DVDs (1, 2, 3 & 4)
Shawn Trautrman – A Quick Start Guide
Dance off the inches – Country Line Dance Party
Country Dance Wii – Video Game

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      INTRODUCTION DVD Format Overview The DVD format has become famous for its unusually large disc capacity, which greatly expands its use in home entertainment systems. The capacity of one DVD is 4.7 to 17 GB (one DVD replaces 7 to 26 standard
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      INTRODUCTION Conventions When you press a key whose function is not currently available, the following image appears on the TV screen: These icons at the top of a paragraph indicate the types of discs to which the function is applicable. Applicable to DVD Applicable to CD Applicable to Super
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      INTRODUCTION Supported formats Type Content DVD: Compressed digital audio video (dynamic picture) Super VCD: Compressed digital audio video (dynamic picture) VIDEO CD : Compressed digital video (dynamic picture) CD−DA: Digital audio WMA: Compressed digital audio MP3: Compressed
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      INTRODUCTION Rear view : ; < DV111SI = > : Stereo audio output ; Coaxial digital audio output < Composite video output = S-Video output > SCART connector NOTE • The availability and location of the connectors may differ depending on the DVD player model. LED display overview Time
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      INTRODUCTION Remote control overview : Key Opens/closes the disc tray. ; LANG key : Change the dubbing language. < MEM key ; Storing the stop point on the disk < and later jumping to the saved = stop point. = DISP key Display information
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      INTRODUCTION Installing batteries + − 1. Open the cover on the back of the remote control. − + 2. Insert batteries. 3. Close the lid. Make sure the polarity of the batteries matches the markings inside the battery compartment. Using the Remote Control When
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      CONNECTION Connecting to a TV Caution Before connecting the DVD player to other equipment, make sure the power is turned off. Rear panel* L COAXIAL R AUDIO SOURCE CH VOL VIDEO S-VIDEO SCART OUTPUT (CVBS/RGB) VIDEO MENU or Audio cable Video cable S-Video cable
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      CONNECTING Connecting to an amplifier with Dolby Digital or DTS decoders 20" LCD T V MODEL: LT2003-1 Video cable SOURCE CH VOL MENU Rear panel* L COAXIAL AUDIO 75 R VIDEO S−VIDEO SCART OUTPUT (CVBS/RGB) VIDEO Coaxial cable Amplifier with Dolby Digital or DTS decoders Center
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      CONNECTING Connecting to a Stereo Amplifier Make sure the power is turned off before connecting. or other
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      CONNECTING Connecting to an amplifier with a Dolby Digital Pro Logic Surround 20" decoder LCD T V MODEL: LT2003-1 SOURCE CH VOL MENU video cable Rear panel* L VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO R audio cable S-VIDEO SCART OUTPUT (CVBS/RGB) VIDEO Amplifier with Dolby Digital Pro Logic Surround Decoder Center
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      3. Press the key again, the disc tray will close 4. Depending on
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      BASIC OPERATION Pause/normal disc playback 1. Press the key in playback mode to stop playback. 2. Press the key for normal playback. NOTE • The TV screen will enter screen protect mode if the screen image does not change for
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      BASIC OPERATION Mute 1. Mute the sound. Press the key in playback mode to turn off the sound. 2. Turn on the sound. Press the key again to turn on the sound. NOTE • Press the key if there is no sound. DVD Play Menu Some DVDs have
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      BASIC OPERATION Selecting a chapter or track directly using the number keys 1. Insert a disc, after the DVD player starts reading, press the number key to select a chapter or track. The transition between the selection of a chapter or track is carried out using the LEFT and RIGHT keys. 0 + 7 2.
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      BASIC OPERATION Q-PLAY (quick play) function Some DVDs are recorded with blocks of commercials or other information that cannot be skipped. To proceed directly to playback of the movie itself after loading the disc, you need to use the "Q-Play" function. Q−PLAY Press
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      PLAYBACK Fast playback You can use fast forward and reverse playback to find the desired section in playback mode. 1. Press the key to make the player start fast forward playback. Each press of the key changes the playback speed DVD−,
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      PLAYBACK Repeating the selected section 1. During normal playback, press the A−B key to select point A (beginning of the section to be selected). Information on the screen: 2. Press the A−B key again to select point B (the end of the section to be selected). Information on the screen: DVD player will be
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      PLAYBACK Saving the last stop on a disc With this function, you can save the last stop on a disc, and then later start playback from the saved point. 1. In playback mode, press the MEM key whenever you want
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      PLAYBACK Virtual control panel This function is designed to make it easier to control the DVD player while watching movies. 1. Press the key. The control panel image will appear on the screen as shown in the figure. B : Reverse slow motion ; Normal
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      SVCD PLAYBACK: Press the BROWSE key on the player's remote control. Screen image: 01 of 05 00:01:33 00:22:23 Section 2 of 9 Episode 2 of 5 02 of 05 00:00:14 Language Zoom VCD: Press the BROWSE key on the player's remote control. Screen Image: 100% Repeat Off 01 of 05 00:01:33
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      PLAYBACK MP3, JPEG playback MP3 is an international audio compression standard that compresses recorded audio information up to 12 times. When using the MP3 format, more than 600 minutes of music (more than 170 songs) can be stored on one CD. At the same time
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      PLAY • 1. Press the key to select playback of the disc as a whole. 2. Press the LEFT key to move to the file window. Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the desired file, then press OK to confirm. = Off repeat Select the type of repeat during playback. Every
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      PLAYBACK • JPEG files larger than 2 MB may sometimes not play correctly. • You can use the direction keys to rotate the picture when playing JPEG files. • By using the SUBT key while playing JPEG files, you can change the screen display mode. • For
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      FUNCTION SETTINGS Selecting and changing settings Press the SETUP key to display the settings menu. An image will appear on the screen as shown in the figure: Language Picture Sound Playback Preferences Family Filter Initial Setup Reset Setup Exit By Direction Keys
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      FUNCTION SETUP Setup Section Picture 1. TV System: TV System Selection Auto TV System PAL • Choices: Auto, PAL, NTSC. PAL S-Vid video output. • Default value: PAL. NTSC LB Format 2. Format: Sets the picture format options Sharpness H. • Choice of
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      FUNCTION SETTINGS b) EQ: Equalizer modes. • Options: Off, Rock, Pop, Live, Dance. music, techno, classical, soft sound. • Default value: Off. c) Echo: Echo effects. • Possible values: Off, concert, living room, hall, bathroom, cave, arena, cathedral. • Setting per
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      FUNCTION SETTINGS Setting section Family Filter 1. Category: Set an age limit to prevent children from watching unwanted discs • Choices: Any, Kid, G, PG, PG−13, PGR, R, NC -17. • Default value: Any. Category Any Kid G Any Change Password PG PG−13 PGR R
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      OTHERS Useful Notes • To prolong the life of your DVD player, allow at least 30 seconds between turning your DVD player off and on again. • Turn off the power of the DVD player after you have finished using it. • Some functions of the DVD player may not be available for some discs.
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      OTHERS Specifications Compatible formats DVD-Video, Super VCD, VCD, CD-DA, HDCD, MP3, WMA, Kodak Picture CD, JPEG Inputs Microphone input Outputs Audio outputs Video outputs Analog audio outputs: Digital audio outputs: stereo output coaxial audio output video output
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      OTHER Terms Disc. A format for storing audio, video data on a disc with a diameter of 12 or 8 cm. • HUE (HUE) The color of the beam or pixel. The color characteristic depends on the wavelength of the beam. • INTERLACE A framing method used in television. One frame field
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      OTHERS Language Code List 32
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