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No. According to the Federal Corporation of Musical Name Allowance (FCMNA), "waltz is defined as a musical piece which is in consistent 3/4 (like Chopin's famous "Minute Waltz"). In other words, a piece named Waltz must bear a 3/4 time signature, or in rare cases (and depending on more extreme tempi) in other rhythms of 3. [...], a piece may have a time signature of 3/4 and not be considered to be a waltz, but the composer must apply for an application, and proof that the piece belongs to another genre (chaconne etc) must be provided upon request." (

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