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课程名称：初学者爱尔兰舞：特雷布尔舞 课程概述：在本课程中，马丁·佩西瓦尔将带领学生从零基础开始，学习两个完整的舞步（为向左和向右行进而设计的一系列动作）。每个动作都分解成逐步讲解的单元，逐渐建立在之前的基础之上。不久之后，你就能随着音乐翩翩起舞。特雷布尔舞，有时被称为硬舞、特雷布尔舞或双舞，这些名称都指的是同一种舞蹈风格。硬鞋是爱尔兰舞中富有打击感的一部分——想要体验更抒情/芭蕾风格的舞蹈，请查看轮舞、轻舞、单舞和滑舞。硬鞋部分让我们能够制造一些“噪音”！ 与大多数爱尔兰舞的步伐一样，首先教授的都是右腿的动作。每个动作被逐步分解到易于掌握的程度。接着，学习第一步的左腿动作。然后将两侧的动作结合在一起，再进入下一步。第二步遵循类似的模式，但由于已经学习了一些动作，节奏会稍快一点。依然是先右腿后左腿，再两个动作结合。 最后，所有步骤将结合起来进行舞蹈。课程中重复练习逐渐增多——一开始没有音乐，然后是非常缓慢的音乐，逐步加快到比赛用的传统速度音乐。你可以根据自己的需要，花费足够的时间来掌握每个部分，确保理解后再继续。重复是保留知识的关键，因此可以重新观看各个部分，跟随练习，直到你能够掌握它。
In this course, Martin Percival takes students from no knowledge to dancing 2 full steps (sets of movements created for going in the right direction and the left). Each movement is broken down into incremental lectures that build upon the one previous. Before long you will be dancing along to the music. Sometimes called the Hard Jig, Treble Jig, or Double Jig - all mean the same thing! Hard shoe is the percussive side of Irish Dance - For the more lyrical/balletic side please see the Reel, Light Jig, Single Jig and Slip Jig. The hard shoe is where we get to make some NOISE!As with most Irish Dance steps - the right leg of the step is taught first. The movements are broken down so that they can be easily mastered. The left leg of the first step is then taught. We then put both sides of the one step together before moving on to the next step. The second step follows a similar pattern, but the pace is a little quicker as there are moves that have already been learnt. Same idea though, right leg first then the left side and then both together.Finally both steps are put together and danced.Repetitions build throughout the course - starting with no music, then very slow music and gradually picking up the pace to traditional speed music that is danced to at competition. Feel free to take as much time as is needed to master each part of the step before moving on. Repetition is key to retaining the knowledge so rewatch sections and follow along until it makes sense.
