Three bends in the Northeast Yangge Jiaozhou Yangko of the differences and similarities in teaching role.docVIP

Three bends in the Northeast Yangge Jiaozhou Yangko of the differences and similarities in teaching role [Abstract] In the Han Chinese folk dance, the Yangko on behalf of the thesis was the most common and most familiar kind, but also the people most loved by a highly self-entertainment of song and dance forms. It is mainly divided into two, and stilt walking Yangko Yangge two categories, the most prominent features is: “twisted”, often referred to as Niuyang Ge. 3 is twisted out of bending, it is a form of movement is a movement in the human body Niuyang Ge formed posture curve process. In general, this curve is the curve of the human body planar motion, the body based on the vertical axis twist arising from a horizontal pull-out or retrace the results, and there is a sense of adductor and sinking, giving a “ round “of the show. In this paper, the Northeast Yangge and Jiaozhou Yangko “three bends,” a comparison of the similarities and differences, worked hard, through comparison and analysis so as to more accurately grasp the most representative of this Yangko Body characteristics and the Body in the aesthetic role in the Yangko. [Keywords:] folk dance “three bends” Northeast Yangge Jiaozhou Yangko First, the “three bends” in the form of a movement China is an ancient civilization, the Chinese piece of land to create a long history, splendid culture. Under the influence of the many reasons to form a curve of the Han people since ancient times advocating the aesthetic beauty of women’s psychological and Han folk dance grooves, “three bent” posture in common. In the Han folk dance, the Yangko is one of the most common and most loved song and dance form a highly self-entertainment. The most prominent feature is the “twisted”, often referred to as “Niuyang Ge.” “Three bends” is twisted out, it is a movement in the form of the action in the body Niuyang Ge formed posture curve process. In general, such a curve refers to the human body planar motion o