PEH 021 Flashcards
Nation all over the world has its own way of showcasing its tradition and culture through dance. These dances complete with intricate movements and colorful costumes of dancers, reflect ….
- Uniqueness
- Beliefs
- Values
The Dragon Dance of China, the Bon Odori of Japan, the Tarantella of Italy, and the Square Dance of America are some examples of ….
Distinct dances from around the world
known as the “Mother of Philippine Folk Dancing” spearheaded the development of Philippine folk dances.
Francisca Reyes Aquino
what is BIBAK
Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Apayao, and Kalinga
depicts the hunting ritual performed before a tribal war.
Idaw
She researched on folk dances from all over the country to be used in her classes and was able to collect a great number of diverse …
Dances, Games, and Music
Tribesmen search and watch the scared idaw bird which is believed to lead the tribe to ….
Victory
shows the Cordillera women on their way to the river or spring to fetch water for their families. The dance projects the skill, strength, grace, and agility of the women as they balance five or six clay pots full of water on their heads
Banga
It include different Cordillera tribes such as Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Apayao, and Kalinga (BIBAK) which contributed much to the treasure trove of highland dances in the Philippines.
Luzon
presents a typical Itneg/ Tinggian couple who take turns intaking care of their children while doing their daily work in the fields.
Idudu
it is considered the melting pot of diverse cultures and traditions.
Visayas
Originated from Leyte and is considered as the national dance of the Philippines. It mimics the movement of the tinikling bird hopping over shrubs, grasses, or bamboo traps set by farmers.
Tinikling
inalimango is from …
Panay and Capiz
kuratsa is from …
province of bohol
Visayas dance frequently draw inspiration from ….
Animal movements
most visayan dances have ….
Western, Arabian, and Spanish influence
tinikling is originated from …
leyte
from Surigao del Norte, imitates the movements of ducks.
Itik-itik
from Bohol province, is performed using a moderate waltz style. It tells the story of a young, free- spirited couple who try to get each other’s attention.
Kuratsa
itik - itik is from …
surigao del norte
is a danced solo by a maiden ornamented with fine beads, makeup, and a long head scarf. She gives her whole heart and soul throughout the dance to soften and win the favor of her Sultan master, to rectify a wrongdoing, or to mollify someone.
Asik-asik
from Panay and Capiz, mimics the mud crab’s movements.
Inalimango
represents the epic legend “Darangan” of the Mindanao people. It tells the fateful story of Princess Gandingan who was caught in the middle of a forest during an earthquake caused by the fairies. The rhythmic clapping of crisscross bamboo poles signifies falling trees. The dancers face were serious and regal mien and a dignified posture from a slow pace progressing to a fast tempo while skillfully maneuvering the fans which symbolized the wind.
Singkil
lies in the southern part of the country. Its dances reflect the religion and culture of Muslim Filipinos.
Mindanao
or the royal walk illustrates the social upbringing of elite Maranao women. The dancers display grace on their movements with scarves.
Kini-kini
is a Badjao dance. Their dance demonstrates the agility of the upper body, the rhythmic bounce of the shoulders, and the simultaneous alternate waving of the arms. It is commonly performed at weddings and other social gatherings
Pangalay
Show movement of certain occupation, industry or manual labor.
Examples: pounding, harvesting, winnowing and planting.
Occupational dances
Are done in connection with religious festivity and
ceremonies.
Examples: Santa Clarang pinong pino and Putung
Religious or ceremonial dances
These are performed by newlywed couple after wedding.
Example: Panasahan
Wedding dances
By nature, is a dance that has an element of play (dance mixers).
Examples: Lubi-lubi and Pabo
Game dances
Represent flirting, caress and loving movements.
Examples: Carinosa and Hele-hele Bago Quire
Courtship dances
Are appropriate for fiesta celebrations or any social gathering.
Example: Pandango and Sayaw sa Obando
Festival dance
It is a dance that depicts imaginary combat or duel.
Examples: Sagayan and Palo-palo
War dances
