Buchaechum (Korean: 부채춤; lit. fan dance) is a Korea fan dance originating from various traditional and religious Korean dances. It is usually performed by groups of female dancers.

2025年1月6日 · One of the most well-known and unique traditional dances of Korea is the Buchaechum or Korean fan dance. Buchaechum is not just a dance form as it also represents Korean culture. It is performed by a group of female dancers with a pair of large fans as props.

2023年5月13日 · The Korean Fan Dance, also known as Buchaechum, was created during the 18th century by the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), making it a relatively modern dance in the context of Korean culture. The dance utilizes a fan, which was originally used as a prop in Shaman rituals to dispel evil and invite good fortune.

2024年11月23日 · Modern interpretation of a traditional dance that originates from Korea. Done by Yoon Minsook Dance Troupe, based in Daejeon, Korea. Recorded in Celanova, Ga...

2022年8月25日 · Welcome to ‘Just K-Dance’ everyone! 💃🕺 It’s your K-Dance guide, JUST K-Dance! Katha and our friends learn Fan Dance in the 3rd round of Korean traditional Dance!

The Korean Fan Dance is one of the most popular and well-known movement pieces from Asia. The bright pink fans and dresses combined with graceful movement have thrilled audiences all over the world.

The Korean Cultural Centre is pleased to share Korean Traditional Fan Dance, performed by Yeonji Hong. This performance was filmed in Hanok (traditional Kore...

2022年7月5日 · Buchaechum, also known as Fan dance, is one of the traditional Korean dances, performed alone or with a group of people holding fans. In many traditional Korean performing arts including shaman dance, mask dance, tightrope, and pansori, the fan was used as a major tool for singing or dancing.

2021年11月4日 · Buchaechum (부채춤) is neoclassical Korean fan dance, meaning it draws influence from various traditional Korean dances, including religious rituals and Joseon court and folk dances. In 1954, dancer and choreographer Kim Baek-Bong combined and transformed these traditional dances to create buchaechum.

Having started as a solo dance, KIM Paik-bong Buchaechum (Fan Dance) became an important repertoire of international cultural exchange of Korea in 1960s. It was presented at the Mexico Olympic Fine Arts Festival in 1968, and highly acclaimed to deserve “Gold medal of arts” (Chosun Ilbo, 1968), it has been popularized as a representative ...