Nghệ Thuật Biểu Diễn - Múa dân gian và nghi lễ

a lively folk dance, originating from Scottish or Irish traditions, characterized by quick and intricate steps performed in a circular or line formation, often accompanied by traditional music

reel, múa dân gian

a fast couple dance in duple time that was developed in Bohemia in the 19th century

polka

a lively folk dance, originating from Irish or Scottish traditions, characterized by quick and rhythmic movements, often performed in groups and accompanied by traditional music

jig, điệu nhảy vui tươi

a traditional masked dance performed in Tibet and Bhutan, often associated with Buddhist religious ceremonies

vũ điệu Cham, vũ điệu Cham mang mặt nạ

a lively solo dance, originally of English origin, characterized by intricate footwork and performed to hornpipe music, often featuring sailors' movements and gestures

hornpipe, điệu nhảy của thủy thủ

a traditional Scottish dance characterized by intricate footwork, typically performed solo and featuring lively movements such as leaps, kicks, and turns

điệu nhảy cao nguyên, múa Scotland

a lively French dance characterized by moderate tempo and rhythmic patterns

gavotte

a traditional English folk dance characterized by rhythmic stepping, intricate formations, and the use of bells, handkerchiefs, sticks, or swords as props

morris dance, morris

a lively Italian folk dance, traditionally associated with the southern regions of Italy, characterized by quick, upbeat tempo and rhythmic footwork

tarantella

a traditional Bavarian folk dance characterized by slapping the thighs, knees, and shoes in a rhythmic pattern

Schuhplattler, điệu nhảy dân gian Bavaria

a Ukrainian folk dance known for its energetic and acrobatic movements, typically performed by male dancers

Hopak, điệu nhảy dân gian Ukraine

a traditional dance style from Ireland characterized by fast footwork, precise movements, and rhythmic patterns, often performed in solo or group settings

múa bước Ireland, nhảy bước Ireland

a traditional folk dance from the Black Sea region of Turkey known for its energetic and fast-paced movements

Horon (múa dân gian), horon (điệu nhảy truyền thống)

a traditional Scottish dance performed with a dirk, which is a type of Scottish dagger

nhảy dirk, múa truyền thống Scotland với dirk

a form of dance performed as part of a ceremonial or religious ritual, often with symbolic gestures and movements that hold cultural or spiritual significance

múa nghi lễ, múa nghi thức

a form of expressive movement often associated with religious or spiritual practices, where dancers interpret and express messages or prophecies through their movements

vũ điệu tiên tri, vũ điệu tâm linh

a form of dance performed as part of a religious or worship ceremony with specific liturgical elements and symbolism

điệu nhảy phụng vụ, múa thờ phượng

a traditional Maori dance characterized by vigorous movements, chanting, and facial expressions, often performed as a ceremonial challenge or war dance

haka

a Japanese ritual dance performed as an offering to the gods, often involving music, chanting, and elaborate costumes

kagura, múa kagura

a ceremonial dance performed by warriors before battle, often to intimidate opponents or to prepare mentally for combat

điệu nhảy chiến tranh, điệu nhảy quân đội

a traditional dance where dancers perform intricate footwork while balancing eggs on spoons or other objects

múa trứng, vũ điệu trứng

a lively and communal style of dance, typically performed by couples in groups, featuring energetic movements and often accompanied by folk music

múa dân gian, múa đồng quê

a type of Canadian Métis dance characterized by lively fiddle music and intricate footwork

điệu nhảy Red River, vũ điệu dòng sông đỏ

a slow-paced ballroom dance style originating from Latin America, characterized by smooth hip movements, romantic melodies, and influences from Afro-Cuban rhythms

rhumba, rumba

a traditional Italian folk dance originating from the Friuli region, often performed in a circle with lively music and intricate footwork

furlana

a Scottish country dance performed in sets of six dancers with various formations and lively steps to traditional Scottish music

Hạ sĩ Trắng Rực Rỡ, Hạ sĩ Trắng Lôi Cuốn

a lively and fast-paced Scottish country dance characterized by quick steps, formations, and movements typically performed to traditional Scottish music

ecossaise, múa Scotland

a traditional Scottish dance that originated in the early 20th century

Múa Gay Gordons, Gay Gordons (múa)

a ceremonial dance performed by certain Native American tribes, believed to summon the spirits of the dead

múa ma, múa của các linh hồn

a traditional Ukrainian dance characterized by its lively and energetic movements, typically performed by male dancers with acrobatic leaps and kicks

gopak, điệu nhảy gopak

a lively and energetic dance, often associated with country or folk music, typically characterized by stomping, clapping, and lively movements, often performed in a group or line formation

múa dân gian, nhảy nhóm

a traditional Hawaiian dance form performed by women, characterized by rhythmic hip movements and gestures, often accompanied by chant or song

hula, múa hula

a lively and energetic form of swing dance, popularized in the United States during the mid-20th century, characterized by fast-paced movements, acrobatic lifts, and spins

jitterbug, điệu nhảy jitterbug

a lively Ukrainian or Russian dance with energetic movements performed by male dancers

kazachok, múa kazachok

a traditional group dance, typically performed in sets, featuring specific figures and sequences, often associated with ballroom dancing

Lancers, múa Lancers

a traditional Austrian folk dance, characterized by a moderate tempo, lilting triple meter, and gentle hopping steps, often accompanied by accordion or other folk instruments

landler, điệu nhảy dân gian Áo

a piece of music for a slow Polish dance in moderate ³/₄ time that was popular in the 19th century

polonaise

a ceremonial dance performed by Greek warriors, known for its quick and precise movements, often executed in full armor and accompanied by flute or drum music

múa pyrrhic, điệu nhảy pyrrhic

a genre of Cuban dance and music characterized by its lively movements, syncopated rhythms, and Afro-Cuban influences

rumba, nhạc rumba

a lively couples' dance of German origin, characterized by a combination of hopping, gliding, and turning movements

schottische

a ceremonial dance ritual characterized by a line of dancers moving in sinuous, winding patterns reminiscent of a snake's movements

múa rắn, điệu múa rắn

music that is set to a Scottish slow dance in quadruple time, similar to a reel

strathspey, điệu nhảy Scotland

a traditional dance form often performed in various cultures, typically involving intricate movements with swords or other bladed objects, symbolizing bravery, skill, or cultural heritage

múa kiếm, điệu múa với kiếm

a lively American folk dance performed by couples in a long line or set formation, characterized by energetic movements and weaving patterns

điệu nhảy Virginia, múa dân gian Virginia

a style of percussive dance characterized by rhythmic footwork, often performed to traditional folk or country music

clogging

a sophisticated and spirited dance, originating from 18th-century France, known for its graceful movements, intricate patterns, and frequent partner changes

nhảy contra, điệu nhảy đối lập

a type of dance that involves the use of sticks or poles as props or percussion instruments, often seen in cultural or folk dances from various regions around the world

múa gậy, múa với gậy