Pedagogical Seminar for Folk Dance 1

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107EPSF1 credit 2 1 seminar hours (45 min) of instruction per week, 41 to 51 hours of self-study English winter

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Getting to know individual regions and ethnographic areas of our country. Culture of the selected region, dance specifics, customs, costumes, ceremonialism, which is an integral part of the study of folk dance.

The course complements the Didactics and Methodology of FD, develops the substance with an emphasis on the practical application of knowledge in teaching.

Dances from East Bohemia. The types of older Bohemian dances recorded in the oldest sources spread rapidly in this area.

Thematic areas:

South Horácko - Podhorácko: Kola z Březníku, Řeznická from Březník, Circumventing old men and introduction to throwing in Vémyslice. Central Horácko: Groš from Kojetín, Tkalcovská from Zlatkov, Švec from Pivonic, Židovská from Borac, Kohótek from Kozárov, Manžestr and Mysliveček from Velkomeziříčsko, Menueto (minet) from western Moravia

Northern Horácko: Hulán from Ubušín, Motovidlo, mixture from Olešnica, Slepice, mixture from Unčín, Šotyš from Blatin, Minet from Velkomeziříčsko, Kalamajka from Krásné, Křižák from Blatin, Plácavá from Žďársk. Western Horácko: Kola from Sumrakov, Furiant, mateník from Nové Říše, Podolák from Růžená, Řezanka from Býkovec, Thrásák for three and for four, Tajč.

Dances from Slovácko - Dolňácko: In Pomoraví, from the waterholes to Hodonín, lies the vast area of Dolňacko. In terms of dance, music and singing, Slovácko is mainly characterized by old couple dances with distinctive movement diction and composition.

Uherskobrodsko: Sedlcke from Dolní němčí, from Kopytná, from Uherské brod, Zbojnická from Nivnice, Verbuňk from Uherskobrodsko, Strážnicko: Danaj from Strážnice, Kosé from Radějov, Verbuňk from Strážnice,

Kyjovsko region: Skočná from Nětčice, from Boršov, from Ježov, Slovenská from Milotic, Vrťák from Svatobořice, Verbuňk from northern Kyjovsko.

Eastern Bohemia - Jičín and Hořicko: Chrasták from Suchorad, Bednář from Hořicko, Holubička from Zámezí, Sousedská from Hořicko, Zouvák from Cerekvice

Královehradecko and Pardubice: Dupák from Královehradecko, Furiant from Královehradecko, Vrták from Jaroměř, Kotek,

Čáslavsko: Břitva and Hulán from Havlíčkobrodsko, Sil jsem proso na souvrati (I grew millet on the headland)

Chrudim and Nasavrka: Ráček from Střítěž, Gypsy from Chrudim, Kradená, mateník from Nová Ves near Chrudim,

Latovák from Lipka, Košíček, mazurka from Nová Ves, Mixture from Velká Střítež.

Pacovsko and Pelhřimovsko: Příbíračka, zpáteční from Pelhřimovsko, Pšenička from Pacovsko,

Hlinecko: Husa černá (Black Goose), Kejbavá and Polka from Holetín, Zpáteční from Vojtěchov, Minet from Hlinecko. Poličsko: Holka neznámá (Unknown girl), Salát, Svitavská, Taliján, mixture from Nedvězí, Bajdyš, Hrách from Nedvězí, Oklepák from Pustá Rybná, Šotyš from Nedvězí

Podorlicko (Foothills): Houser, mateník from Uřínovice, Pardubačka, mateník from Přím, Parduvák, mateník from

Rychnov n/Kn., Břitva from Újezd, Na půl skoku (half jump) from Merklov, Rejdovák and Rejdovačka from Lipovka, Točená polka from ČerníkovicePodkrkonoší: Cibulářská from Podkrkonoší, Moták, Dvokróčák hopped, mateník from Podkrkonoší, Tkadlec (Weaver) from Štěpany, Kalcouský from Mreklov, Kovářský (Blacksmith) from Štěpnice, Mlynářský (Miller) from Horní Branná, Shoemaker from Jestřabí, Šotyš nakračovaný, Kominík (Chimney- sweep) from Podkrkonoší, Vosika from around Vrchlabí.

Learning outcomes

The student will gain information about the region, its processing and use in teaching folk dances, in preparing materials for teaching folk dance and creating performances for art school students, amateur and professional groups.

After each area covered, the student prepares technical training and searches for dances in the literature related to the area, develops a methodological procedure for teaching.

Prerequisites and other requirements

Didactics and methodology for Folk Dance 3

Literature

Required reading:

https://www.lidovakultura.cz/

https://www.lidovakultura.cz/lidove-tance/seznam-video-nahravek/

BONUŠ, František a O'CONNOR, Edward J.P. a VOSTŘEZOVÁ, Inka. The Golden gate is open : 31 beginning of folk dances from the Czech and Slovak Republics for childrenand adults with DVD and CD. Volume I, II and III. 1. vyd. Pinnacle: Edward J.P. O'Connor, 2012. ix, 294 s. ISBN 978-0-578-10551-2 (brož.) DVD, 2x CD.

DVD/VHS: LAUDOVÁ, Hannah. Lidové tance z Čech, Moravy a Slezska: popisy tanců ke stejnojmenné videokazetě. 3. část, Východní Čechy. 1. vyd. Strážnice: Ústav lidové kultury, 1997. 174 s.

JELÍNKOVÁ, Zdena. Slovácko. Část 1, Moravské Kopanice, Horňácko a Luhačovické Zálesí: popisy tanců ke stejnojmenné videokazetě. Strážnice: Ústav lidové kultury, 1996. 218 s. Lidové tance z Čech, Moravy a Slezska. díl VII., část 1.

Recommended reading:

SUŠIL, František, ed. Moravské národní písně [hudebnina]. 4. vyd. Praha: Vyšehrad, 1951. 797 s.

ZEMÁNEK, Josef, ed. Lidové písně z Chrudimska: op. 40 [hudebnina]. Praha: Mojmír Urbánek, 1909. 1 partitura (82 stran). Edition M. U.; No. 669, No. 669a.

Evaluation methods and criteria

Credits are awarded on the basis of active participation in classes and the performance of their own variations containing the material covered in order to master the movement peculiarities of the region. The student will search for a dance demonstration on YouTube or DVD Strážnice, evaluate the movement and dance material, analyze the movement vocabulary of the region and prepare a short bond.

Other requirements: attendance 75%, activity in class.

Further information

No schedule has been prepared for this course

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