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The history of Hawaiian dances
Hula appeared long before the first Europeans landed on the Hawaiian Islands. In those days, the locals danced kahiko, an ancient traditional hula style. After the arrival of the missionaries (1820s), all Hawaiian traditions and even the Hawaiian language came under a ban that lasted half a century. In those years, much was lost in Hawaiian culture, but the families kept and passed on their knowledge from generation to generation until King Kalakaua came to power and the ban was lifted. nine0005
Under the influence of Western culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a new style of Auana (Hula Auana) appeared. It is this style of Hawaiian dance that is most widespread throughout the world. Hula-girls have become a popular romantic image along with the image of surfers and beach scenery in advertising booklets and souvenir postcards of Hawaii.
Why should you get to know Hawaiian dancing?
Firstly, because hula is a relatively simple dance, which means it will suit even those who last danced only at a children's matinee dressed as a snowflake or a bunny. At the same time, the hula cannot be called primitive - you just have to look at it! Each of the movements has its own meaning and is rooted in the distant past. nine0005
Secondly, hula exercises involve a good load on the whole body. “Dance actively works the muscles of the hips, arms and legs,” explains Anastasia Kaivi , founder of the Hawaiian Dance House Halau Hula ’O Kapuakea. - It's quite an energy-intensive activity. Amekan scientists conducted studies that revealed that in terms of the number of calories expended, a regular hula dance class is equivalent to basketball training. Another study has proven the usefulness of the Hawaiian dance for problems with the heart and as a way of rehabilitation after suffering heart attacks and other diseases of the cardiovascular system. nine0005
Add an emotional aspect to the lessons. Hula is the expression of feelings through movement. Each of them has a meaning, any gesture of the palm is a story or a living image. A hula dancer can tell you about the beauty of the island, about the weather, about life on Earth, using images of the sun, sea, mountains, earth, trees, rain, rainbows, birds.
“Each dance is a separate story: kind, cheerful, most often dedicated to the theme of love,” says Anastasia Kaivi. “Thus, doing Hawaiian dancing, you instantly immerse yourself in this mood, switch from problems and worries to a kind and gentle state that soothes and heals.” nine0005
We asked Anastasia to show us the basic movements of Hawaiian dance and a small composition of them that you can learn on your own.
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Hawaiian dancing: how to build a lesson
* Be sure to stretch before class. “10-15 minutes of gentle stretching will be enough to work out the muscles of the legs, arms, and back,” comments Anastasia Kaivi.
* First master the individual elements of the dance : basic steps (we discussed them in detail here) and hand movements. Then learn the composition of these elements (we will show one of these in the video today).
* Drive smoothly. Hula does not imply sudden movements, each movement flows smoothly from one to another.
* Do not forget about emotions. “When you tell a story with dance, allow yourself to express it. And, of course, remember the importance of the Hawaiian smile!” - adds Anastasia Kaivi. nine0005
* Practice hula about 3-4 times a week for 20-40 minutes: this will make dancing an important part of your fitness regimen and will put you in a good mood!
Hawaiian dancing: video lesson
Don't be discouraged if your dance doesn't turn out so beautiful the first time. Be persistent and patient, everything will come with regular practice.
Hawaiian Hula Dance: Aloha Studio
Lesson 5.
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It's no secret that we are attracted to hula not only by story dances, feminine costumes and soothing swaying of the hips - but also by incredibly gentle, downright enchanting looks of hand movements in hula auana.
You can mix femininity and sexuality, and feel confused when you hear that "there must be a mystery in a woman" - but only until you see for the first time how some Miss Aloha dances auana :)).
Flowing femininity, the magic of living oneself as a Woman, some kind of mystical Existence, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off - and the Mystery...
But the technique of hand movements in auana differs from the technique of kahiko not only in the smooth work of the hands. There is a lot of improvisation in it (especially if the performance is solo), stylization of movements - and therefore it is easy to get confused and smooth out many important nuances when learning dances in this style.
And even in a live broadcast, that is, in full-time classes. Not to mention the independent copying of the technique of the hula masters from the video of their dances on YouTube.
IF - if you do not know the important technical rules of hand technique specifically for hula auana, and do not know the secrets of how to "read" movements in new dances so as not to "cut off" certain gestures. nine0005
I myself study a lot of hula dances in the auana technique from videos, compare them with translations of texts, study different versions of choreography - and in this lesson I will share with you the experience and discoveries that I have accumulated over the past few years.
And you may not believe me (I myself am surprised by this), but all my life I could not understand how someone can understand the language of dance and ballet, and even now without a "translation" I will not always understand what they are dancing about modern dancers - but in the last couple of years, the Hawaiian choreographer woke up in me, as if I was doing my usual business, which I am well versed in. nine0005
I feel the hula technique. Dancing a new dance, after a few repetitions I feel with my body that here I need to sit down deeper, and here I need to stand on my toes, here I need to collect all my fingers, and here I need to find a way to make the movement more prominent, juicy.
And I have something to tell and show in the secrets of the hula auana hand technique.
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WHAT IS IN ADVANCED LESSON 5:
Part 1, theory (32.5 min.):
- nuances of auana hand movement technique that are important to pay attention to,
- and something about learning to read hula hand language,
Part 2, practice (40 min):
- several exercises for the flexibility of the joints of the hands,
- warm-up with basic hula steps at a very slow pace with auana hand movements,
- secrets of beautiful movements "aloha", "look-hear-speak" and others in the auana technique,
- as well as some visual tricks / "chips" of the Auan dancers (a piggy bank of my observations on the super pro technique :))
Bonus:
- 2 small video lessons of hand plastics from kumu hula :)
- my collection of the most graceful and spectacular videos with slow (!) dances in the plasticity of the hands for extra training and my own observations (4 pcs) :)
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