Question 2: What's the difference between Latin dance and ballroom dancing? Ballroom dance includes Latin dance and modern dance. Social dance is a general term, which means international standard dance. Including Latin and modern, Latin is divided into cha-cha, rumba, cowboy, bullfighting and samba, while modern is divided into waltz, Viennese waltz, foxtrot and tango.
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Question 3: What's the difference between national standard and Latin dance? There are two kinds of ballroom dancing-modern dance and Latin dance, and five kinds of modern dance-waltz, Viennese waltz, tango, foxtrot and fast Latin dance-rumba, cha-cha, samba, cowboy and bullfighting, so there are ten kinds of ballroom dancing!
Question 4: What does international standard dance mean? brief introduction
International standard dance
International standard ballroom dancing, also known as "sports dance", was originally called "ballroom dancing" and English is "ballroom dancing", which was held by European nobles in the court. After the French Revolution, ballroom dancing spread among the people. After World War II, Americans spread this kind of dance all over the world, and formed a dance craze, which never stopped.
origin
International standard dance originated from ancient folk dance, and experienced the evolution of duet, circle dance, progressive dance and group dance, and combined with the social dance held by European nobles in the court, it became a widely circulated social dance. After the French Revolution, Americans became popular. After World War II, Americans spread this dance all over the world.
After more than 100 years of development, "social dance" has developed from "sociality" to "competition", from a single dance to two series of ten dances, modern dance and Latin dance. The Royal Dance Teachers Association was established in 1904. This organization unified the dance forms, steps and directions that were popular in Europe and America at that time into a standard, formulated competitive standards on dance theory, skills, music, clothing, etc., and published it as International Standard Ballroom Dance (hereinafter referred to as Ballroom Dance), which was followed by countries all over the world, and Blackpool in Britain even became a sacred place for ballroom dancing. At present, all countries in the world have renamed international standard dance "sports dance" and want to incorporate dance into sports. The International Dance Federation, with 74 member countries, officially became a member of the International Olympic Committee on September 4th. 1997 became a performance event of the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000 and will become an official competition event in 2008.
Development history
Latin dances in national dances include samba, rumba, bullfighting, cha-cha and cowboy. These five dances are widely circulated in social occasions and sports dance competitions. Usually two people jump together, a man and a woman. There are different hugs, sometimes close hugs, and sometimes partners hug with one hand. The postures in these dances have been standardized and divided into different levels to facilitate teaching, and there are internationally unified terms, techniques, rhythms and beats. But not necessarily. These dances all have different origins.
Romance (French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian) originated from ancient Latin and spread all over America, thus forming a culture. There are three kinds of dances from this place, one from Spain or France and the other from the United States, which contributed to the current international standard dance-Latin dance. Speaking of Latin dance, it is short for Latin America, not geographical Latin America. These three dances from Latin America are the fusion of native, European and black dances. In the early days, European conquerors imported blacks from all parts of West Africa to most parts of America, mainly because it was difficult for them to persuade indigenous people to work for them. There are so many blacks that it has reached 1553, which has surpassed the number of Europeans in Mexico. The governor ordered Charles of Spain to ban further influx of blacks. Dance plays an important role in European, black and indigenous cultures. 1569, the Mexican governor ordered the burial of the calendars of the abbatte people, because the main entertainment of the blacks had become dancing and became popular there. Then, the governor issued a decree that dancing can only be done on Sundays and festivals from 2 pm to 6 pm.
From17th century to18th century, the gradual integration of three cultures led to the emergence of a new culture called Creole Whispering. With the introduction of European dance into Latin America, they gradually accepted this culture. In Cuba, with the popularity of syncopation rhythm, the opposite dance became Habanella (a kind of tango-like dance). Later, with the integration with the rhythm of bar music, syncopation became stronger and stronger, becoming the abbreviation of "Zi". This rhythm has been used in Brazil since 1795, and one of the songs (love songs) was very popular in Europe at the turn of 19 century. The complex syncopation rhythm has now become a feature of all Latin dances.
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Question 5: What is the course line of international standard dance? Dancers must move counterclockwise. This route is called the dance line. In dance lines, two long lines are A lines and two short lines are B lines. Ballroom dancing is based on the direction of the male partner facing the course line, and the direction of the dance steps is specified as eight lines. As long as dancers follow the dance line, they can distinguish the orientation and angle through eight lines no matter where they go.
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Question 6: What is the relationship between national standard and Latin dance? Latin dance belongs to national dance, which is divided into two categories: standard dance (modern dance) and Latin dance, with a total of ten dances.
Among them, modern dance groups include waltz, Viennese waltz, tango, foxtrot and quickstep, and Latin dance groups include rumba, cha-cha, samba, cowboy and bullfighting.
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Question 7: What should I pay attention to when practicing ballroom dancing? The full name is international ballroom dancing, which is a kind of competitive sports, including modern dance and Latin dance.
Modern dance includes five kinds of dances, namely: waltz, Viennese waltz, tango, foxtrot and trot;
Latin dance also includes five kinds of dances: rumba, cha-cha-cha, swing dance, samba and bullfighting.
Generally speaking, Latin dance includes salsa, merengue, Kambia, Bachata, Chacha, samba, Lambada and so on. Among them, the most famous salsa, which is also loved by most people, originated in Cuba, while Cuban salsa originated in Mambo, which was a very popular dance in the 1940s and 1960s, and it was only a variant. Salsa dance, a Cuban style, originated in the streets. People dance to the music and hold free parties. The air is full of joy and joy. Sasha, which is popular in Europe, America and even the world, is Sasha in new york, USA. There are essential differences between Salsa in new york and Salsa in Cuba. Salsa in new york is a bar with four beats and three jumps, and the fourth beat stops. It is characterized by cheerful enthusiasm, diverse dance movements, rapid changes and strong appreciation and performance. Dedicated, all parts of the body are full of * * * vitality, new york jump is the main jump method at present. Salsa, Cuba, Cuba are jumping in every bar with four beats, and the fourth beat is on the spot. It's interesting and entertaining. Comparatively speaking, new york's three-step jump is more attractive and energetic.
As for merengue, it originated in Dominica, with 2 beats per bar. As the hip joint swings left and right in turn, it is full of romance, sex appeal and charm.
Introduce Latin ballroom dancing in detail, that is, rumba originated from Cuba, with a music of 4/4 beat and a speed of about 27 bars per minute. Rumba dance is characterized by lingering music, gentle dancing and graceful dance steps. Cubans are used to walking with things on their heads and adjusting their steps by twisting their hips to keep their balance. Rumba's dance steps inherited this feature. The original dance style blends into the modern mood. The movements are stretching, touching and charming, and the dance is lyrical, romantic and beautiful. Accompanied by touching and euphemistic music, dance is full of romantic atmosphere.
Cha-cha-cha originated in Mexico, and the music is 4/4 beats, with a speed of about 365,438+0 bars per minute. Just right, the music is interesting, the rhythm is strong, the dance style is fancy, and the steps are neat and compact, which is popular all over the world!
Samba originated in Brazil, and the music is 4/4 or 2/4 beats, and the speed is about 5 1 bar per minute. Samba dance, with warm music, dynamic dance state and changeable dance steps, is deeply loved by people!
Bullfighting originated in France and developed in Spain. Its music is 2/4 beats, and the speed is about 62 bars per minute. People have a special liking for bullfighting dance because of its majestic music, bold dance style and strong and exciting pace.
Swing dance originated in America and developed from a dance called Jiteba. Jive removed all the difficult moves in Jiteba and added some skills. The earliest record of swing dance is a book about swing dance published in Europe by Victor Sylvester, a London dance teacher, in 1944. Pop, rock and roll and American swing dance all have certain influences on swing dance.
Swing dance is a fast-paced and physically exhausting dance. The reason why the jive dance is arranged at the end of the competition is that the contestants must let the audience feel that they are still not tired after the first four dances, and they can still meet new challenges with great investment. It is very popular in the southern United States. In swing dancing, the joints of hands and feet are relaxed and free, the body naturally shakes, the steps are easy, and the partners constantly change positions and turn around. Its music beat is 4/4 beats, and the speed is about 43 bars per minute. It is precisely because of its cheerful music, funny dance and lively and light pace that it has been recognized by more and more people.
Finally, regarding the dress requirements of Latin dance, because it is characterized by leisure, romance and informality, we should pay attention to the matching of styles, patterns and Latin dance when wearing it, and pay attention to the overall coordination and matching with the colors and sizes of shoes when wearing it.
Each of the five Latin dances has its own style.
Question 8: What dances does ballroom dancing include? Don't say one less! Standard dance, the full name of which is international standard ballroom dance, is a kind of competitive sports, including modern dance and Latin dance;
Modern dance includes five kinds of dances, namely: waltz, Viennese waltz, tango, foxtrot and trot;
Latin dance also includes five kinds of dances: rumba, cha-cha-cha, swing dance, samba and bullfighting.
Question 9: What is modern dance? Is it a national dance?