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MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO DANCE MODULE 2: History and Classification of Philippine Folk Dances Dance is body movement in rhythmic patterns. It is one of the most pleasing When Francisca Reyes Aquino also known as the...

MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO DANCE MODULE 2: History and Classification of Philippine Folk Dances Dance is body movement in rhythmic patterns. It is one of the most pleasing When Francisca Reyes Aquino also known as the “Mother of Philippine Folk dances” and most ideal of human enjoyments. did her research, she also introduced these into the physical education courses and safe guarded them through dance clinics and the establishment of the Philippine folk Phases and Dance Form dance society. Creative Rhythm It is an end product of exploration and improvisation of Classification of Philippine Folk Dances movements as children learn to move the parts of their body and to use them as National Dances- are present throughout the island with little or no modifications. instruments of expression. Local Dances- are present in certain localities only. Occupational Dances- depicting action of certain occupation, industry or human Folk Dance The traditional dance of an indigenous society that reflect social labor recreational experience of peasantry in the society pertaining to all activities people Religious or Ceremonial Dances – are being performed in connection with religious are engaged in. These are traditional dances handed down from generation to vows. generation that describe the traditions, beliefs, occupations, and ways of life and Comic Dances – depicting funny movements for entertainment. characteristics of people living in a certain nation through body movements. Game Dances - make use of play and elements (dance mixers). Ethnic Dance This dance reveals the peculiar characteristics of specific tribes Wedding Dances - are performed during wedding feast. especially their cultural, racial, religious and traditional similarities. Courtship Dances – depicting love-making. Festival Dances – performed for special occasion or any social gathering. Social/Ballroom dance This includes the artistic and decent form of dance used for War Dances – depicting imaginary combat or duel. recreation purposes. Fundamental steps are given as preparation for ballroom/social dancing. Recreational Dance This includes dance mixers, square dance and round or couple. FIVE MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS OF PHILIPPINE FOLK DANCES Most of these dances have simple dance patterns based on a combination of walking 1. Cordillera Dances steps. 2. Spanish Influenced Dances 3. Muslim Dances Creative Dance This is a form of dance that combines the mastery of movement with 4. Tribal Dances the artistry of expression. There are many types of dance (ballet, jazz, modern, tap, 5. Rural Dances hip-hop, etc. Creative Dance is a contemporary one. It doesn't relate to a specific technique but a synthesis of all styles of dance. Folk dances are traditionally dances of a country which were evolved naturally Festival Dance This is an event ordinarily celebrated by community, entering on and spontaneously on connection with everyday activities and experiences of some characteristics aspects of that community and its religion or traditions, often the people. These are traditional dances handed down from generation that marked as a local or national holiday, mela or eid. describe the traditions, belief, occupations, ways of life and characteristics of Singing Dance This is a combination of dance steps and song performed in rhythm. people living in a certain nation through body movements. The dance steps require easy technique skill and need lot of training in order to develop the sense of rhythm.  MODULE 3: Fundamental Dance Positions, Terms and Formation MODULE 4: DANCE TERMS AND FORMATION Basic and most frequently found couple dance positions. 1. Closed dance position. Partners face each other, with shoulders parallel. Each person shifts slightly to his or her left so he or she can look over his or her partner’s right shoulder. They are somewhat further apart than in the customary ballroom dance position; arms are higher and extended. 2. Semi-closed position. Partners keep the same hand position but turn to face forward, to the boys’ left and the girls’ right. His right hand and her left side are adjacent to each other. 3. Open position. Partners stand side by side, with inside hands joined and free hands positioned on waist. In most of our folk dances, the girl holds her skirt with her free hand, and the boy places his free hand behind his back above the hip pocket. Several terms used in describing dance position should be understood. These are: 1. Inside hand or foot. This refers to the hand or foot that is near the partner, when couples are side by side. 2. Outside hand or foot. This means the hand or foot is far from the partner, when couples are side by side. 3. Starting position. When ready to begin a dance, each person usually has one foot free and slightly lifted, ready to move at the proper moment. This is known as the free foot. The foot bearing the body’s weight is the supporting foot. The free hand is the one not in contact with one’s partner at any moment. MODULE 5: BASIC DANCE STEPS