Lesson 3 - Philippine Folk Dance Flashcards

1
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reflects the life of people of a certain country or region

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Folk dance

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2
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serves as starting position for dance movement and contains skill and health related components (ex. flexibility, balance, coordination, agility)

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Fundamental steps for hands and feet

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3
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also performed to thank gods, for gatherings, entertainment, and good harvest by means of rituals and chants

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Folk dance

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performed in occasions like festivals, remembrance of military forces, nativities, other special occasions

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Folk dance

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5
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Characteristics of a Folk dance

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  1. Dances are done by pairs or couples
  2. composes of more on hand movements
  3. dances are in a long formation
  4. dancers stand apart from each other
  5. dances begin and end with a “saludo” or bow
  6. little body contact
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Nature of Philippine Folk dance

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occupational dance
religious/ceremonial dance 
comic dance
wedding dance 
courtship dance
war dance
game dance 
festival dances
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dance particularly related to a job, occupation, or human labor
ex. tiklos (clothes: everyday work/peasants)

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occupational dance

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8
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dance associated with beliefs

ex. Dugso

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Religious Dance

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religious dance from Manobo people of Bukidnon performed in fiestas or tribal gatherings

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Dugso

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10
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dance containing funny movements used for entertainment

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comic dances

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comic dance that originated in ilocos sur, “kinagat ng langgam”

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Kinuton/kinoton

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12
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example of wedding dance and ceremonies for Tausug people (arms, elbows, strength)

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Pangalay

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13
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term used in pangalay when man and woman are in the dance floow

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pangilok

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14
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term in pangalay used for man and his martial art skills

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pangasik

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15
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example of courtship dance where it places the couple in a romance scenario and fans are symbol of “loving” or “affectionate”

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carinosa

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15
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danced for battels and action

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war dance

16
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example war dance wherein people impress audience with their skills in Binan, Laguna.

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maglalatik

17
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type of dance where it has plenty elements

ex. tinikling (sayaw sa bangko)

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game dance

17
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some most popular folk dance in the Philippines are sinulog (cebu), ati-atihan (kalibo,aklan), and dinagyang (iloilo) [same patron saint, santo nino)

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Festival dances

18
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contributed a lot to research because of her research. from Bocaue, Bulacan

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Francisca reyes aquino

  • 1922 - student assistant in pe in UP
    became an instructor for pe
19
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“mother of Philippine folk dance”

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Francisca reyes aquino

20
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basic terms in arms

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  1. arms in lateral position - right or left direction
  2. arms in reverse t position - upward or downward
  3. kumintang - outward and inward circular movement of wrists or hands
  4. hapay - ‘giving’ movements
  5. bilao - up and down movement of hands (sidewards, center)
  6. hayon-hayon - front and back
  7. salok - down to up swing motion of hands
21
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had an outstanding contribution to Ph folkdance and was awarded a republic award merit for compiling folk dances

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francisca reyes aquino

21
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hands raised forward in a circle in front of the chest

heels closed together, toes apart and angle about 45 degrees

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first position

22
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arms raised sideward with a curve at shoulder level

feet positioned sideward about 1 foot distance

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second position

23
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one arm raised sideward as in the second position and the other raised upward

heel of one foot close to in-step of the other foot

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third position

24
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one arm raised in front as in the 1st position and the other raised upward

one foot in front of the other in a pace distance

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fourth position

25
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both arms raised overhead

one heel in front, close to the toe of rear foot

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fifth position