I am looking for non-strict-time waltz music that can be played (and accepted) at youth dances. Does anyone know of any?

Thanks for the help. I'll go looking now.

Also:

Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance" (country-pop crossover)

Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" (Theme from "Titantic"

Enrique Iglesias' "You're My #1"

Enya's "Caribbean Blue" (Alternative/New Age, though somewhat 'old')

P.S. I often dance in a setting dominated by college students (I'm twice their age); they seem to have very little trouble "accepting" ANY of the waltzes being played, from the 1600's (or is it 1500's?) "Greensleeves" to "80's" songs like Journey's "Open Arms." But then, they're there TO dance, and maybe you're trying to convince your "youth" its fun and current....

Try these slow V.waltzes

"Once upon an December" - Deanna Carter, Anastasia soundtrack

"Kiss from a rose" - Seal

"Have you ever really loved a women" - Brian Adams

My error. "I Hope You Dance" isn't a waltz; I listened more closely to it this time...