Binislakan Flashcards
Q: What does “Lingayen” mean, and where does it come from?
A: Lingayen means “to look backward and upward,” derived from the Chinese term “Li King Tung.”
Q: What cultural influence is evident in Binislakan?
A: It shows strong Chinese influence in movements and dance props, particularly in the use of sticks.
Q: What props are used in Binislakan?
A: Dancers use sticks as part of the choreography, representing Chinese heritage.
Q: What is the purpose of the sticks in the dance?
A: The sticks create rhythmic sounds and add to the visual appeal of the movements.
Q: What do girls wear in the Binislakan dance?
A: A kimono and diego with loose long sleeves, complemented by a soft handkerchief or panuelo.
Q: What do boys wear in the Binislakan dance?
Q: What do boys wear in the Binislakan dance?
Q: What is the time signature of Binislakan music?
A: The music is in 2/4 time signature.
Q: How many parts does the Binislakan music have?
A: Two parts.
Q: What is the main characteristic of Binislakan’s movements?
A: The dance features forward and backward movements, imitating the motion of looking back and upward.
