Place it at the start of a formal sequence, letting the waltz carry the entrance before the action begins. For a comic twist, cut to Directed by Robert B. Weide as the scene turns awkward, then finish with Ba Dum Tss after the failed twirl or missed step.
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This 18-second clip plays the opening of Johann Strauss II's The Blue Danube Waltz, a flowing orchestral waltz in triple time with its famous lilting melody. It feels elegant, light and sweeping, like a ballroom turning slowly under chandeliers. Composed by Johann Strauss II, it has become one of the best-known classical waltzes in the world.