Learning To Dance There is no fixed style you have to learn if you want to try out African American dancing. It is classified as dance lessons, but more into the personal interpretation of the dancer to the music. In most cases, evolution of this modern dance is made visible through the incorporation of creative concepts and persona of performers -- not only training their mind and body to come up with unique dance routines, but also achieve the necessary aesthetics to pull it off. Beginning At the start, the energy level of the members are still high so you can expect a lot of high energy movements and dance routines. This is where you'd often witness a lot of basic stunts and tumbling. If you are coming up with a cheerdancing routine, this is where you need to choreograph the tumbling elements. Aside from music, some capoeiras are combined with a song that tells of a rich story that helps to inspire performs to do better with their dancing. Dancers change their pace of movements depending on the music that is being played, which supports the idea that music is what drives this dance form. Three Types of Music Used Below are three types of music that you can use along with your performance of capoeira: Ladainha: This type of music is typically sung at the start of the roda and is performed by the master. What you do to perform this step is basically place your weight on your first foot, then raise your second foot off the floor, once you have done this, you simply perform two hops on your first foot, or on the foot that is still on the ground. As soon as you take your second hop, you then drop your second foot and bring it at the back of your first foot, or the foot that did the two hops. Waltz Basic Steps There are actually a lot of different steps that you can use when dancing Waltz. You can actually use a variation of different steps. However, all these different variations and different steps can be taken from six basic steps in Waltz. These six basic steps are actually referred to as the Waltz basic box step. Disco Dancing Basics When dancing Disco, there are actually no real rules, however, there are certain basic disco dance moves that you can do, especially if you do not exactly know how to dance Disco. The most basic form of Disco dancing is simply performing a simple pattern of moving from side to side, usually, a pattern of moving from left to right to left again.