line dancing
Country bar choreography
Line dancing is a form of social dancing where participants arrange themselves in rows and perform choreographed steps in unison, all facing the same direction.
No partner is required.
The style is associated with country-western music and venues, though line dances exist for pop, Latin, and other genres: We learned the Electric Slide at the wedding.
- honky-tonkRough country music venue
- choreographyDesigning performance movement sequences
- grapevine stepSide-moving crossover footwork
- formationCreation or arrangement
- bootsAnkle-covering footwear
cowboy boots · boot scootin · clogging · country music · country western · achy breaky · Americana · ceilidh · kick · regional variations · western · heel · twang · jukebox · saloon · barn · Nashville · denim
- American dancebreakdancing, hip hop, hustle, Charleston, lindy hop
- folk entertainmentfolk theater, busking, street performance, street theater, juggling
- danceballet, breaking, b-boying, ballroom, waltz
- American traditionsFourth of July, Thanksgiving, county fair, state fair, rodeo
- folk activitiesfolk music, folk art, storytelling, folk tales, folk games
- rural Americanafarm, church, farmer, covered bridges, country stores
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Formal partnered dance styles
tango · waltz · salsa · swing dancing · two-step
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Classical dance on pointe
contemporary dance · breakdancing · voguing · classical dance · modern dance
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