L2 - PH folk Dance with Asian Influence

Question 1

is a way for people to express, share, and connect with their own traditional culture.

Answer 1

Folk Dance

Question 2

give your own definition of folk dance :)) do well cuh!

Answer 2

yes

Question 3

Binislakan

Dance Researcher:
Meaning:
Dance Classification:
Place of Origin:
Country of Influence:
Ethno-linguistic Group:

Answer 3

• Francisca Reyes-Aquino
• With the use of sticks
• Rural Dance
• Pangasinan
• China
• Pangasinense

Question 4

Binislakan

Costume (female):
Costume (male):
Music :
Count :
Formation :

Answer 4

• siesgo and kimono
• camisa de chino and red pants
• 2/4 composed of two parts: A and B
• One, two, one and two, and one and two and
• Partners stand about six feet apart

Question 5

Sua-Ku-Sua

Dance Researcher:
Meaning:
Dance Classification:
Place of Origin:
Country of Influence:
Ethno-linguistic Group:

Answer 5

• Ramon A. Obusan
• My Pomelo Tree
• Muslim Dance (Lowland)
• Jolo, Sulu
• China, Malaysia & Indonesia
• Tausug

Question 6

Sua-Ku-Sua

Costume (female):
Accessories:
Costume (male):
Accessories:

Answer 6

• top (barawasi), pants (sawal or kantiu), shoulder band (siyag)
• gold or imitation gold earrings, necklace, bracelets and brooches
  Dancers are in barefoot.
• top (bajo), pants (sawal or kantiu)
• money-belt, sarok hat, pis siyabit, kris or barong

Question 7

Sua-Ku-Sua
Music:
Count:
Count:

Answer 7

• 2/4 and 4/4;
  composed of three parts: A, B and C. Gabbang- bamboo
  xylophone shaped like a small boat.
• 1, 2 to a measure in 2/4 time signature;
• 1, 2, 3, 4 to a measure in 4/4 time
  signature

Question 8

Pangalay

Dance Researcher:
Meaning:
Dance Classification:
Place of Origin:
Country of Influence:
Ethno-linguistic Group:

Answer 8

• Francisca Reyes-Aquino
• finger nail
• Muslim Dance (Lowland)
• Sulu
• Thailand, Malaysia, Burma, Cambodia and Indonesia
• Tausug

Question 9

Pangalay

Costume:
Accessories:
Music:
Count:
Dance:

Answer 9

• Dancer wears a typical Joloana costume
• Janggay (extended metal finger nails) Dancers are in barefoot.
• Played as many times as necessary.
• one, two; or one, and, two and to a measure
  Movements/Steps Particular to
• There are no definite directions, sequence of figures, number and kinds of steps, hand movements and positions used when performed by the natives.

Question 10

Mag-asik

Dance Researcher:
Meaning:
Place of Origin:
Ethno-linguistic Group:

Answer 10

• Francisca Reyes-Aquino
• Sow seeds
• Nuro, Maguindanao
• Tiruray/Teduray

Question 11

Mag-asik

Costume:

Answer 11

• Dancer wears Emut (tube skirt) orginally woven abaca hemp but now replaced by Maguindanaon malong worn reaching the calves. Tight fitting long-sleeved jacket of shiny material.

Question 12

Singkil

Dance Researcher:
Meaning:
Place of Origin:
Ethno-linguistic Group:

Answer 12

• Ramon A. Obusan
• To twist the feet with disturbing objects
• Lanao
• Maranao

Question 13

Singkil

Prince:
Princess:

Maidservant:

Answer 13

• Silk shirt, long pants, metal necklace, kris (sword), and shield.
• Silk or cotton outfit, fans, intricate jewelry, and headdress.
• Long dress, malong sash, ceremonial umbrella.