Background: The Philippines

Background The Philippines was under the colony of the Spaniards for 333 years. This years of oppression led the Filipinos to fight for freedom. When at last, freedom was attained in 1898, Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, appointed Julian Felipe to compose a march music for the revolutionists because...

Background The Philippines was under the colony of the Spaniards for 333 years. This years of oppression led the Filipinos to fight for freedom. When at last, freedom was attained in 1898, Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, appointed Julian Felipe to compose a march music for the revolutionists because he felt the need for national symbols. This music was originally titled "Marcha Filipina Magdalo" and was later renamed "Marcha Nacional Filipina". This is the tune of the "Lupang Hinirang" that we know today but without lyrics yet with. The anthem remained without lyrics for almost one year until the poet-soldier Jose Palma wrote the Spanish poem "Filipinas". Why do you think José Palma wrote the poetry in Spanish instead of Filipino? If you were José Palma, will you also write the lyrics in Spanish? To fully capture and express the ardent patriotism of the Filipinos, the poem was translated to Filipino by Felipe de Leon in the early 1900\'s. And today, the anthem is sung in Filipino. What are your thoughts about the transformation of the Lupang Hinirang? Republic Act 8491 According to the RA 8491 also known as the Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines, the Lupang Hinirang must be played or sung during flag ceremonies in schools and offices and other events. The attending public must sing with utmost fervor and respect. They must stand at attention and face the Philippine flag and place their right hand on the left side of their chest as a sign of respect. you feel during the Covid Pandemic? Was it easy to be quarantined? The Philippines was under the colony of the Spaniards for 333 years. This years of oppression led the Filipinos to fight for freedom. When at last, freedom was attained in 1898, Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, appointed Julian Felipe to compose a march music for the revolutionists because he felt the need for national symbols. This music was originally titled "Marcha Filipina Magdalo" and was later renamed "Marcha Nacional Filipina". This is the tune of the "Lupang Hinirang" that we know today but without lyrics yet with. The anthem remained without lyrics for almost one year until the poet-soldier Jose Palma wrote the Spanish poem "Filipinas". Why do you think José Palma wrote the poetry in Spanish instead of Filipino? If you were José Palma, will you also write the lyrics in Spanish? To fully capture and express the ardent patriotism of the Filipinos, the poem was translated to Filipino by Felipe de Leon in the early 1900\'s. And today, the anthem is sung in Filipino. What are your thoughts about the transformation of the Lupang Hinirang? According to the RA 8491 also known as the Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines, the Lupang Hinirang must be played or sung during flag ceremonies in schools and offices and other events. The attending public must sing with utmost fervor and respect. They must stand at attention and face the Philippine flag and place their right hand on the left side of their chest as a sign of respect. Southeast Asian Dance Southeast Asian dance is a vibrant and expressive art form that reflects the region\'s rich cultural heritage. Introduction: Theater and Dance 1 Ancient Origins Theater and dance have united people for centuries, starting long before formal stages existed. 2 Folk Performances Folk dances were performed in villages and open fields, entertaining diverse communities. 3 Shared Storytelling Dramas were shared with the public, bringing people together through shared experiences. Lakhon Chatri (Thailand) Origins and Style Originated in the south of Thailand, Lakhon Chatri is a simple folk style and is also known as Manora Dance. Characters and Roles Depicts the previous life of the Manora Buddha. Music The music was performed on a flute, a bell cymbal, and drums. Performance One played Prince Suton, the hero; and the third, who was frequently masked, played clown, ogre, or animal as needed. Lakhon Nai Dance (Thailand) Court Dance This classical dance is a court dance performed by an all-female group with exquisite and graceful moves. Royal Origins This style of dance drama developed in accordance with royal custom within the palace grounds. Redevelopment and Sponsorship Lakhon Nai is thought to have been redeveloped in the early 19th century with King Rama II\'s sponsorship. Short Recap: Traditional Dance in Thai Culture Cultural Identity Traditional dance plays a significant role in Thai culture and society. Storytelling and Preservation It serves as a medium to express cultural identity, tell stories, and preserve historical traditions. Valuing: Thai Traditional Dance Graceful and Expressive Reflects the nation\'s rich cultural heritage Intricate Movements Vibrant Costumes Storytelling Conveys emotions, history, and spiritual beliefs VM Infusion: Thai Traditional Dance Cultural Heritage Valuable expression of the nation\'s cultural heritage. Storytelling Medium for storytelling and preserving traditions. Artistic Expression Thai traditional dance is a beautiful and expressive.