Characteristics of Northeast Yangko

The characteristics of Northeast Yangko are as follows:

A variety of "flowers in the hands", bright and elastic drums, and the rhythm of bang, Qiao, quietness, stability and beauty are all characteristics of Northeast Yangko.

Winding flowers: hold the towel with both hands, drive the wrist with fingers in the first half, turn the wrist from outside to inside 1 turn to make the palm down, and lift the wrist to form handkerchief flowers; Press your wrist down in the second half of the racket. Speed should be fast when rolling flowers, slow when pressing wrists, fingers should not be upturned, elbows should not be propped up, and movements should be coherent to make towels three-dimensional.

One-arm towel: the left hand is akimbo, and a flower is on the chest of the right hand, and the downward arc reaches a flower at 90 degrees next to the body.

Double-arm flower: put one hand on the chest, one hand on the left side of the body at 90 degrees, and the other hand on the right side at 90 degrees through a downward arc.

Alternate flowers: the left and right hands alternately wrap flowers around their chests, and both hands take a circular route in front of their bodies.

Extended data:

Yangge originated from ancient agricultural labor. Working people have worked hard to transplant rice seedlings and cultivate fields, beating gongs and drums for entertainment. In fact, as early as the Song Dynasty, there was a record of singing yangko during farming. Later, people continued to enrich and develop, and the form of farmers' self-entertainment after work-song and dance-was collectively called yangko.

Yangge is an ancient traditional folk culture of Han nationality and an indispensable form of entertainment for traditional festivals. The performance is lively, diverse, colorful, lively, large-scale and enthusiastic. On major festivals, such as the New Year, cities and rural areas have organized teams to greet each other, bless each other and entertain each other.