Dance is to move rhythmically to music. In every age and among every race dancing has existed either as recreation or as a religious manifestation in the world. Parsi term for dance is Raqs there are so many different methods of Iranian dance, here are some examples: Khosro-va-Gholam, mystic dancing, bring the Sufi, Raghs-e-Chub wood dance, sword dance, Baluchistani Dance, zourkhaneh dance (Persian ancient gymnasium), Raghs-e-Do-Pa: A kind of Kurdish and Lorestani dance. Raghs-e-Jalajel: Dance with tightening the jingles around the hands or the feet of dancer. Raghs-e-Charpareh or Raghs-e-Chalpareh: A kind of dancing. Raghs-e-Chep-chep: Dance with chalap. Chalap is a kind of cymbal that is played in mourning ceremonies. Its smaller size is played in festive ceremonies. Another names of Chalap are Chalab, Senj, Zang, and Tal. Tal is Indo-Persian name of cymbal. Raghs-Khaneh: Place for dancing. Khaneh literally means house and home. Raghs-e-Darvishan: Dance of Dervishes. Raghs-s-Shateri: Famous popular dance to be based on movements of bakers while they are cooking bread in bakeries. Raghs-e-Shotori: Dance to be based on movements of camel. Raghs-e-Shekam: A kind of dancing very popular in Egypt. It is called belly dance and in Iran it is called Arabic dance. Raghs-e-Sheikhi: A kind of Persian folk dance in suburb of Iranshahr city. Raghs-e-Arefan: Dance of Sufis. Raghs-e-Ammi: Opposite of Raghs-e-Arefan. It is a kind of dance that has not a sophisticated aim. Raghs-e-Ghasemabadi: A kind of Persian folk dance of Ghasemabad region to be located in North of Iran, Gilan province, showing the weeding of farmers. Raghs-e-Kachul: A kind of dance to be mentioned in Persian literature. Raghs-e-Azerbaijany: It is used for denoting the Azerbaijani folk dance. The most famous Azerbaijani dance is Lezgi. The other is diringi. Diringi is a light rhythm for dance music, though it is found in vocal music also. It is played in both low and high tempo, depending on the occasion of the performance. Diringi can be considered the same as Persian Reng. Reng is the principal dance form in Radif music. It can be improvised or composed, performed by one or more instruments. A reng usually occurs towards the end of a radif performance. Some famous rengs are included in the radif repertoire, while others have been composed later. It is almost always in 6 beats and medium tempo. by: Peyman Nasehpour A1
Posted on: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 13:31:52 +0000
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