traditional Korean fan dance

[ann23432]

awesome vedeo

[jeemoney210]

이거 어느 무용단인지 알려주실수잇는분~~~

[neontetra]

This dance is Korean for sure. It was first choreographed as this present form " flower fan dance" in 1940's. But the positions and moves originated from Korean traditional dances, which are different from Chinese or Japanese dances. The fast movements came from the Korean shaman ritual dance which is danced by a shaman woman with a fan. and most of slow moves came from the royal ceremonial dances, of which root can be traced to Silla dynasty (more than a thousand years).

[Byulgirl]

I want this original music .. Is there anybody here who know that how I get this original music ? help me !

[jeemoney210]

이거 매화타령 아닌가요?? (확실하진 않지만...) 끝부분에 부채춤 약간 들어간듯. 말하자면 remix... 한무는 편곡하기 나름이라...

[FreudsCigar]

That comment wasnt from me but from an adjacently standing traditional korean dancer, who explained that while the roots of the dance are based in korean traditional practices, the actual style of dance was appropriated during the 1930s from China under the auspices of the Japanese.

[NikkiSavella]

Makes Sense being that the Koreans, Chinese and Japanese are Ancestral Cousins to begin with. :-)

[koh703]

is that so? as a korean traditional dnacer myself, i'm pretty sure that this dance is originally korean...

i've heard that the chinese fan dance is slightly based on the korean one, but here it says its the other way around. i dont know which one to believe.

[FreudsCigar]

My wife posted this comment who was a korean national dance champion. I was only passing along her information, which you can take to the bank.

[koh703]

take to the bank- look, come on, i just wasn't sure, that's all. thx for the information anyways, but i wasn't prepared for that comment. i wasn't thinking about taking to the bank *rolls eyes*

[FreudsCigar]

It's not exact korean traditional dancing.

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[plusalpha3]

it is