It is one of the particularities of DanceSport in many Asian countries that Standard is the discipline preferred by the public at large. It could be the panache reminiscent of early twentieth century ballrooms, the tail suits and gowns, or the timeless music that all find great acceptance in the Asian culture. If you should ever experience 3,000 spectators in attendance at the Queen Elizabeth II Stadium cheering on their favourite couples in the Quickstep, you will get the idea of just how appreciated the most classic of all DanceSport disciplines is in Hong Kong. When the GrandSlam Standard was danced on June 1 last year, the majority among the 62 couples entered came from Europe, but Asia, Australia, America and even Africa were also well represented. In fact, Hong Kong was the second most international leg after Stuttgart, GER. The final was an all-European affair and the line-up of couples was virtually identical to those for most of the Series in 2014. Simone Segatori - Annette Sudol, GER, won their first GrandSlam ever and embarked on a winning streak that persists until today. Will they add another win on 21 June? 84-minute programme covering the semi-final and the final of the 2015 GrandSlam Standard Hong Kong in full length. A 6-camera production with full graphics plus interviews with the protagonists! The 84-minute programme is made up of four parts: the full-length semi-final (1 · no commentary), interviews with the finalists (2), the full-length final (3 · no commentary), the interviews with the medallist couples (4). © 2015 World DanceSport Federation - WDSF | All Rights Reserved
Produced by the WDSF Communications team in collaboration with host broadcaster TVB and the Hong Kong DanceSportAssociation Music: Casa musica casa-musica.de
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