HISTORY OF BALLROOM DANCE: FROM CLASSICAL TRADITIONS TO MODERN TRENDS

Currently, despite the existence of a fairly large number of different directions of modern, pop and folk choreography, ballroom dance is becoming not only more and more popular, but also dynamically developing.In this regard, the study of the conditions for the formation of ballroom dance, the main features and prerequisites for the further development of this sport and choreographic art is of particular relevance.The purpose of the article is a comprehensive analysis of the development of ballroom dance from classical traditions to modern trends, identification of the main historical stages and changes that influenced its evolution.The study is aimed at identifying key factors that contributed to the transformation of ballroom dance, as well as determining its modern significance in culture, sports and society.The article examines the history of the development of ballroom dance from its origins in aristocratic salons to modern competitions and show programs.The key stages of the evolution of this art form are described, starting from the Renaissance, when ballroom dancing was part of court ceremonies, to the 19th century, when dances such as the waltz and polka gained mass popularity.Particular attention is paid to the 20th century, when ballroom dancing transformed into a sports discipline with clear rules and a division into standard and Latin American programs.Modern development trends are also considered, including the growth of the popularity of social dances, the integration of ballroom dancing into pop culture, and experiments with combining different styles.The article examines the history of the development of ballroom dancing -from its origins in court traditions to modern world competitions and trends shaping its future.Further research may include: the impact of modern technologies and digitalization on the teaching and popularization of ballroom dancing; analysis of the relationship between traditional ballroom dances and their modern interpretations; comparative analysis of the development of ballroom dancing in different countries of the world.These aspects will contribute to a deeper understanding of the significance of ballroom dancing as part of cultural heritage and contemporary art.

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Humanities science current issues
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.24919/2308-4863/85-1-8
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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HISTORY OF BALLROOM DANCE: FROM CLASSICAL TRADITIONS TO MODERN TRENDS

Oleksandr Zhyrov, Mykola BERDNIK, Oleksandra SHYROKOVSKA
Humanities science current issues
Diversity and Impact of Dance
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HISTORY OF BALLROOM DANCE: FROM CLASSICAL TRADITIONS TO MODERN TRENDS

Oleksandr Zhyrov, Mykola BERDNIK, Oleksandra SHYROKOVSKA
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Currently, despite the existence of a fairly large number of different directions of modern, pop and folk choreography, ballroom dance is becoming not only more and more popular, but also dynamically developing.In this regard, the study of the conditions for the formation of ballroom dance, the main features and prerequisites for the further development of this sport and choreographic art is of particular relevance.The purpose of the article is a comprehensive analysis of the development of ballroom dance from classical traditions to modern trends, identification of the main historical stages and changes that influenced its evolution.The study is aimed at identifying key factors that contributed to the transformation of ballroom dance, as well as determining its modern significance in culture, sports and society.The article examines the history of the development of ballroom dance from its origins in aristocratic salons to modern competitions and show programs.The key stages of the evolution of this art form are described, starting from the Renaissance, when ballroom dancing was part of court ceremonies, to the 19th century, when dances such as the waltz and polka gained mass popularity.Particular attention is paid to the 20th century, when ballroom dancing transformed into a sports discipline with clear rules and a division into standard and Latin American programs.Modern development trends are also considered, including the growth of the popularity of social dances, the integration of ballroom dancing into pop culture, and experiments with combining different styles.The article examines the history of the development of ballroom dancing -from its origins in court traditions to modern world competitions and trends shaping its future.Further research may include: the impact of modern technologies and digitalization on the teaching and popularization of ballroom dancing; analysis of the relationship between traditional ballroom dances and their modern interpretations; comparative analysis of the development of ballroom dancing in different countries of the world.These aspects will contribute to a deeper understanding of the significance of ballroom dancing as part of cultural heritage and contemporary art.

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