Choreograph a Fan Dance - 11 Creative Ideas

Fans for dancers in many cultures are a popular accessory. Native American Indians use feathers decorated with hand-held fans to dance colorful beaded handles. Spanish art of flamenco, the large folding fan dancer's movements to accentuate dramatic. Belly dancers for fans, feather fans or the use of folding fans, dance, depending on the accessories are fun. Fans of the rich history to create your own unique dance fans can inspire.

Fan History

Fans around the world have a long history. Cooling equipment, status symbols and decorative objects as fans use as Pharaoh. They long ostrich feathers attached to the tops of poles, including the Royals and had to air and used for ceremonial processions.

In China, feather fans appeared 2,000 years ago, folding fan (with paper or cloth top) was invented in Japan in the 8th century. Fans in Asia as an art, beautiful decorations to use as pictures become due. Round fans were especially popular with women.

Europe and the United States, 1600-1800 to women fans as a fashion accessories and cooling during the peak of popularity here. Ladies and gentlemen flirting secret message to give to the fans (the "fan language") with the gestures were. Fans of the large-scale silk fabric, lace accents, the pictures and the ribs were decorated with mother of pearl made sometimes.

Select a fan

Modern folding fans come in many styles and fabrics made with ribs of wood or plastic, colored paper, or topped with feathers. Some beautiful painted designs or embroidery. Belly dance and flamenco, the wooden ribbed fans plastic fans are better because they can open and close most easily. New fans may be hard at first to be opened and closed a number of times may be required to break them in.

Non-folding fans for the fabric contains a firm base and is topped with feathers. You can make your own by gluing crafts and sticks together in a fan shape, to create a handle, covered with cloth, and attached plumes.

To create your own fan dance movement to consider:

1. "Fan language" and act out a story using the language for Google.

2. Folding one or use both hands open fan, or blow it open for dramatic effect.

3. Peek-a-boo play with fans, hiding and revealing one or both eyes.

4. Fan your back as you walk in a circular pattern, keep your hands behind your back.

5. Fans hold out and walk around to my side fan as you hold it (hold space technology).

6. Fans holding your heart, look at your right shoulder, gently pulsing forward shoulder.

7. Fans like a veil, covering the lower part of nose and face capture.

8. Remove the air with fans, loops, circles, or to make shapes in the air 8.

9. With fan off, fan design shown to the audience.

10. Fans hold one or both hands on his head, and do not move a box.

11. YouTube.com and ideas from around the world "Fan Dance" Go to the search.








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