Introduction to the Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Basic Elements of the Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Sequence of the Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Kung Fu Stances for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Facial Expressions for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Half Stacking Technique for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Full Stack Technique for Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Buddha's Role in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion & Crowd Interaction in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lettuce Puzzle in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Sleeping Lion in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance in Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance - Eating: Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance - Sleeping: Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Lion Dance - The Bow: Traditional Southern Chinese New Year Lion Dance
Summary: Learn about the basic elements of the traditional Southern style Chinese New Year Lion Dance--music, costumes and the Buddha--in this free instructional dance video.
David Landrian-Shrewsbury & Julio Anta are instructors at Anta's Fitness and Self Defense in Miami (Doral) Florida. Mr. Anta has over 30 years experience in kung fu and fitness. He is...read more
"Now we’re going to introduce the basic components of the lion dance. Probably the most important part of the lion dance is of course, the lion itself. The lion is performed by 2 performers. One is under the head of the lion and the other is under the tail. The lion’s mouth, eyes, and ears are able to move on their own. Here is the drum, which functions as the heartbeat of the lion. The symbol and the gong will provide excitement during the performance. Here we have the Buddha, which leads the lion through the dance."
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