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    Traditional Dance

    (Folk and Ethnic)


    Philippin
    Folk
    e
    Dances
    Folk Dance
    Folk Dance is a dance develop by
    people that reflect the life of the
    people of a certain country or region.
    NOT ALL ETHNIC DANCES ARE FOLK
    DANCE
    For example, RITUAL DANCES or dances of
    ritual origin are not considered to be folk
    dance.
    Ritual dance are usually RELIGIOUS
    DANCES BECOUSE OF THE PURPOSE.
    The terms ETHNIC and TRADITIONAL are
    used when it is required to emphasize the
    culture roots of the dance. in this sense,
    nearly all folk dances are ethnic ones.
    Dances
    in the
    Philippin
    es
    One important way in which the
    Philippines best displays its heritage is
    through the art of dance. it’s home to
    hundreds of folk dances- each with its own
    tradition.
    TINIKLING
    CARINOSAÑOSA
    PANDANGGO SA ILAW
    SAYAW SA BANGKO
    MAGLALATIK
    ITIK-ITIK
    KAPPA MALONG-MALONG
    PANTOMINA
    SINGKIL
    BASIC DANCE STEPS IN FOLK DANCE
    DANCE STEP TIME SIGNATURE STEP-BY-STEP
    PROCEDURE

    WALTZ
    3/4 TIME 1,2,
    3

    GALLOP
    2/4 TIME 1, ah, 2,
    ah
    CHANGE STEP OR TWO STEP 1, and, 2
    2/4 TIME

    POLKA 2/4 TIME 1, and, 2,and

    MAZURKA 3/4 TIME 1,2,3


    ,
    BASIC DANCE STEPS IN FOLK DANCE
    DANCE STEP TIME SIGNATURE STEP-BY-STEP
    PROCEDURE

    SWAY BALANCE (w/a close point,


    3/4 TIME 1,2,3 to a
    brush, hop, raise, waltz)
    measure
    (2 measures)
    CLOSE STEP
    2/4 TIME 1,2,
    3
    LEAP 4/4 TIME 1 count per
    leap
    TOUCH STEP 3/4 time 1,2,
    (Moderato) 3
    The Five
    Fundamental
    Positions
    Feet Position
    First Position
    For the FIRST
    POSITION, from a V-
    shape with your feet
    by bringing your
    heels together to
    touch while keeping
    Second Position
    For the second
    position, move one
    foot sideward. your
    feet should be parallel
    to each other while
    maintaining a distance
    of about 12 inches.
    Third Position
    For the third position,
    bring your foot’s heel
    to touch the arch of
    your other foot, with
    both feet turned
    outward
    Fourth Position
    For the fourth position,
    put your foot forward
    while the other foot
    still retains its position.
    the distance between
    the two feet should be
    about 12 inches
    Fifth Position
    For the Fifth position,
    bring the heel of the
    foot in front to touch
    the toe of the other.
    both feet should still
    be pointing outward
    Arms Position
    First Position
    For the First position, raise
    your arms into a circle in
    front of your chest. your
    hands should be aligned
    in front of your chest with
    both arms slightly curved,
    and your fingertips should
    be at least 1 inch apart
    Second Position
    For the second
    position, open your
    arms sideward at
    shoulder level
    Third Position
    For the third position
    one arm is raised
    above your head, while
    the other arm
    maintains the second
    postion. the arm that
    was raised should be
    Fourth Position
    in the Fourth position,
    the arm in the second
    position would be raised
    forward in front of your
    chest again, similar to
    how it was in the first
    position. the arm that is
    lifted above your head
    Fifth Position
    For the Fifth position,
    both arms should be
    lifted above your head,
    slightly curving. the
    posture is similar to the
    first position but raised
    above the head instead
    Let’s Dance!

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