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Subject: Re: Nottingham Competition


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Date Posted: 05:29:35 10/31/03 Fri
In reply to: Tina 's message, "Re: Nottingham Competition" on 21:18:59 10/29/03 Wed

Personally I don't see why they shouldn't. After all, it's 2 different routines. And there are enough Waltzes out there that they don't have to play the same music for both!

>I've looked at the Nottingham website as well. I agree
>that they should have an Open Quickstep instead. They
>are having Basic Cha and Open Jive, which is a
>different dance in both Basic and Open. But why are
>they having both Waltz in Basic and Open? Shouldn't it
>be a Basic Waltz and Open Quickstep or vice versa?
>
>>I had a look at the nottingham website about the
>>competition, I just want to know that why are they
>>doing both Basic and Open Waltz, why not going basic
>>or Open Waltz and Quicksteps in the other?

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