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    The document discusses dance and provides definitions, components, and types of dance. It defines dance as rhythmic body movement used to express ideas or emotions. The components are identified as the dancer, who portrays movements, and the choreographer, who arranges dances. Types of dance mentioned include natural or untrained dance, solo or group dance, ethnic dance, ballroom dance, theatrical dance, and modern dance. The document also lists and describes several traditional Philippine folk dances.

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    DANCE

    OBJECTIVES DANCE
    At the end of the session the students will be able to;

    • Define Dance
    • Discuss the components of dance
    • Identify the kinds of dance
    DANCE

    Dance is rhythmical movement of


    the body, usually with music, to
    express an idea or emotion, to narrate
    a story, or simply to enjoy and take
    pleasure in the movement itself.
    DANCE

    Dance it started when it was


    harnessed to a rhythm, probably
    the stamping of the feet and
    clapping of the hands.
    DANCE

    Components
    1. Dancer
    2. Choreographer
    DANCE

    Components
    1. Dancer – portrays the
    art of dancing through
    movements.
    DANCE

    Components
    1. Dancer – portrays the
    art of dancing through
    movements.
    DANCE

    The QUALITY and NATURE of


    the dance is determined
    through the physical,
    emotional, and natural
    characteristics of a dancer.
    DANCE

    Components
    2. Choreographer –
    arranges dances either for
    a soloist or for a group.
    DANCE

    Components
    2. Choreographer – the
    most important /significant
    figure in dance history.
    Kinds of Dance
    DANCE
    1. Natural or untutored dance
    2. Solo or group dance
    3. Ethnic dance
    4. Ballroom dance
    5. Theatrical dance
    6. Modern dance
    Kinds of Dance
    DANCE
    Natural or untutored (trained and untrained
    dancers)
    Solo or group dance (one dancer demonstrate
    a specific style)
    Ethnic dance (traditional, performed by
    certain race/minorities)
    Kinds of Dance
    DANCE
    Ballroom dance (social/popular dance performed
    by couples)
    Theatrical dance (classical dance like ballet
    performed by physically trained
    performers/eloquent form of dance)
    Modern dance (form of group dancing in
    discotheque and rock-and-roll)
    Assignment
    DANCE

    Philippine Folk Dances

    -List down and describe five (5)


    popular folk dances.
    TRADITIONAL FOLK DANCES OF
    THE PHILIPPINES
    The Itik-Itik from Surigao
    Itik-itik is a mimetic folk dance in
    The Philippines. It originated in
    the province of Surigao in
    Mindanao. The tagalog word for
    "duck"- the dance steps imitate
    the movements of ducks among
    rice paddies and swamplands.
    The Tinikling from Leyte and the Visayas Regions
    Tinikling is a traditional Philippine
    dance which originated from
    Leyte during the Spanish colonial
    era. Its movements imitate the
    movement of the tinikling bird as
    it walks around through tall grass
    and between tree branches.
    The Sayaw sa Bangko from Pangasinan
    Sayaw sa Bangko or Sayaw ed Tapew na Bangko (dance on top of a
    bench), is a dance which originates from Pangasinan. Performers
    dance on top of a narrow bench that is normally six inches wide,
    inching and hopping from one end to another. Dancers need good
    balance as they go through a series of movements that include some
    impressive acrobatics.
    The Binasuan from Pangasinan
    Dancers carefully balance three half-filled glasses of rice wine on their
    heads and hands as they gracefully spin and roll on the ground. The
    arms are rotated over and under the shoulder in order to keep the
    palms facing up so as not to spill the liquid while nevertheless
    allowing the radius to cross over the ulna via pronunciation.
    The Pandanggo sa Ilaw from Mindoro
    Pandanggo sa Ilaw is a very popular folk dance in the Philippines. It is
    similar to a Spanish Pandango. The phrase sa "ilaw" is Tagalog for "in
    light" and it refers to the three oil lapms that a dancer has to balnce-
    one on the head and one on the back each hand.
    The Maglalatik from Binan, Laguna
    The Maglalatik also known as
    Magbabao is a mock-war dance
    that depicts a fight over coconut
    meat, a highly-prized food.
    Coconut shell halves are secured
    onto the dancers' hand and on
    vests upon which are hung four or
    six more coconut shell halves.
    The Kuratsa from the Visayas Regions
    The Spanish-influenced Kuratsa or
    Curacha is described as a dance of
    courtship and is often performed
    at weddings and other social
    occassions.
    LA JOTA MONCADENA
    FROM ILOCOS
    THE KAPPA MALONG-MALONG FROM
    MINDANAO
    THE PANTOMINA
    FROM BICOL REGION
    THE HABANERA BOTOLENA FROM
    ZAMBALES
    THE SURTIDO
    FROM CEBU AND SAMAR
    THE SINGKIL FROM MARANAO
    THE POLKABAL
    LA ESTUDIANTINA FROM SAMAR AND
    QUEZON
    THE PASIGUIN FROM CAPIZ
    THE CARINOSA FROM PANAY
    THE MAZURKA BOHOLANA FROM BOHOL
    THE ALCOMFOR FROM LEYTE

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