5 Questions
What is the definition of 'Crossed Arms' in folk dance terms?
Partners facing each other or standing side by side join their left hands together and the right hands together
What does 'Abrasete' refer to in folk dance terms?
Girl at the right side holding the right arm of the partner with her left hand free at the sides
What does 'Hayon' involve in folk dance terms?
Placing forearm in front of the waist and the other at the back of the waist
What is the definition of 'Brush' in folk dance terms?
To hit the floor with the ball or heel of one foot after which that foot is lifted from the floor in any direction
What is the definition of 'Hop' in folk dance terms?
A spring from one foot landing on the same foot in place or in any direction
Study Notes
Folk Dance Terms
- Crossed Arms: A position where one arm crosses over the other, often used as a starting position or transition in folk dances.
- Abrasete: A type of footwork or step in folk dance, characterized by a quick, light movement.
- Hayon: A folk dance movement that involves a series of small, quick steps, often in a circular or weaving pattern.
- Brush: A light, sweeping movement of the foot, often used to transition between steps or to add embellishments to a dance.
- Hop: A jumping movement in folk dance, where one foot leaves the ground and the other foot takes the weight, often used to add energy and rhythm to a dance.
Test your knowledge of folk dance terms with this quiz! From "abrazete" to "crossed arms," see how well you know the terminology and movements associated with traditional dance styles.
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