Sakuting 2 Flashcards
Q: What are the basic stick-striking patterns in Sakuting?
Right over Left (R over L)
Left over Right (L over R)
Striking in front and at waist level
Q: How do partners interact with their sticks?
A: They strike their sticks together in rhythm and alternate between partner and individual strikes.
Q: What happens in Figure I of the Sakuting dance?
A: The head pair weaves in and out of the set, striking sticks in alternating patterns while the other pairs perform 32 cut steps in place.
Q: What is the purpose of Figure II in Sakuting?
A: Partners face each other and perform coordinated leaps, waltz steps, and striking movements.
Q: What happens in Figure III?
A: Dancers move diagonally forward with two waltz steps, then strike their sticks three times per measure.
Q: How do partners interact in Figure IV?
A: They face each other, swing sticks together, and perform synchronized waltz steps.
Q: What is the formation in Figure VI?
A: Pairs form squares, facing the center while executing simultaneous movements.
Q: How do dancers change positions?
A: Through waltz steps, leaps, and diagonal movements while maintaining rhythm.
Q: What is the final movement in Sakuting?
A: All dancers face their partners and repeat the sequences before finishing in formation.
