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    Ethnic and Folk Dances Ge7

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    This document summarizes different types of traditional Philippine dances. Ethnic dances refer specifically to dances of ethnolinguistic communities, while folk dances are dances of rural communities. Examples of ethnic dances provided include the Tausug igal ha panyuh which imitates birds in flight, and the Bontoc balatan where male dancers imitate roosters. European-inspired dances that became indigenized such as the minuet alcamfor are also mentioned. Game dances follow set rules and structures for fun, like the Tagalog huricuti. Mimetic dances imitate nature, and the tinikling is given as the most popular example. Other dance types discussed include martial, song, and pantom

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    This document summarizes different types of traditional Philippine dances. Ethnic dances refer specifically to dances of ethnolinguistic communities, while folk dances are dances of rural communities. Examples of ethnic dances provided include the Tausug igal ha panyuh which imitates birds in flight, and the Bontoc balatan where male dancers imitate roosters. European-inspired dances that became indigenized such as the minuet alcamfor are also mentioned. Game dances follow set rules and structures for fun, like the Tagalog huricuti. Mimetic dances imitate nature, and the tinikling is given as the most popular example. Other dance types discussed include martial, song, and pantom

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    This document summarizes different types of traditional Philippine dances. Ethnic dances refer specifically to dances of ethnolinguistic communities, while folk dances are dances of rural communities. Examples of ethnic dances provided include the Tausug igal ha panyuh which imitates birds in flight, and the Bontoc balatan where male dancers imitate roosters. European-inspired dances that became indigenized such as the minuet alcamfor are also mentioned. Game dances follow set rules and structures for fun, like the Tagalog huricuti. Mimetic dances imitate nature, and the tinikling is given as the most popular example. Other dance types discussed include martial, song, and pantom

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    Ethnic dances

    -refer to the dances of


    ethnolinguistic communities
    of the philippines ;

    Folk dances
    -refer to dances of the rural
    folk.
    ETHNIC DANCE FOLK DANCE
    Ethnic dance
    Balitaw- is a song and dance form where a man and woman
    exchange love poemes extemporaneously
    -it is found in the tagalog and visayan regions.

    Examples of the etnic dances are the:

    >tausug igal ha panyuh –which


    imitates birds in flight;
    >bontoc balatan-where the male
    dancer imitates the movements of a rooster circling a hen;
    >tingguian pingpingaw and the apaya
    tadek-which immitate swooping birds ,
    > expressesd by the use of blankets.
    BALITAW TAUSUG IGAL HA PUNYAH
    BONTOC TINGGUIAN
    BALATAN PINGPINGAW
    European-inspired dances are the indigenized

    > minuet alcamfor from Leyte;


    >habasinan in Pangasinan,and
    >kuratsa in Ilocos,Bicol and the Visayas

    MINUET ALCAMFOR
    HABASINAN KURATSA
    Game dance
    -follows prescribed rules,style,and structure;it is performed for
    fun.

    Example:
    >Tagalog huricuti-where a male dancer uses a hat as he goes
    around a room to represent it as an invitation to a female to dance.
    Kumintang
    - encompasses many dances styles,techniques,and forms written
    about by 19th –century travelers as a song and dance number.
    Kuradang
    -found in many places in Visayas,has step combination in ¾ time.
    Langka
    - is a traditional dance of Samal.it is a martial arts for men and
    women.
    Lunsay comes from the Cagayan de Sulu, Tawi-tawi.
    Martial dances imatate warriors, armed and unarmed ,in a stylized battle.

    Examples of folk dances are the maglalatik and the sakuting.


    The Bontoc war dance,pattong- shows a mock combat using head
    axes,spears,and clashing shields.

    Mimetic dances-imatate movements from nature like the Ifugao paypayto,which


    imatate birds in flight and the lowland Visayan kalapati or sinalampati,which
    imitates doves.

    The tinikling –is perhaps the most popular folk mimetic dance and features as
    entertainment where the audience is invited to join.

    Pangalay- is a generic name among the Tausug and Samal for any dance.

    Pantomina -is a dance also known as the sinalampati.It is a danced at


    Weddings.

    Song dance-is a dance acted out to the accompaniment of a song.

    Ethnic examples are the andardi of the tagbanua of Palawan and the lunsay in
    Jolo,Sulu.
    MIMETIC PANGALAY
    DANCE
    PANTOMINA SONG DANCE
    TINIKLING

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