Lesson-2-Philippine-Folk-dance-1.pdf

Lesson 2 Philippine Folk Dances An Introduction to the Culture and Tradition of the Philippines through Dances Lecture Objectives At the end of the lecture, the students should 01 be able to identify the different types of Philippine folk dances. At the end of the lectur...

Lesson 2 Philippine Folk Dances An Introduction to the Culture and Tradition of the Philippines through Dances Lecture Objectives At the end of the lecture, the students should 01 be able to identify the different types of Philippine folk dances. At the end of the lecture, the students should 02 be able to describe the significance of Philippine folk dances in the culture. At the end of the lecture, the students should 03 be able to analyze the elements of traditional Philippine folk dances.  Lecture Agenda Brief History of Phil. Nature of dances 01 Folk dance 03 A discussion of dances base on the traditions and cultures of the people A brief introduction to the history of living in their areas the Philippines folk dances Types of Folk dance Do`s and don`ts in Folk 02 A discussion of dances focus on the 04 dancing place in the Philippines and how A discussion of dances on how to culture differs from other, perform a Philippine Folk dance in well manners. History Folk dance Philippine Folk dance is a dance composed of rhythmic movement, sustained by a tempo, beat and often times accompanied by music or kinetic movement to ease tension. Dance shows man`s traditional contemporary feeling. Folk dance portrays the country`s sentimentality and creativeness. Folk dance is pass down generation to generation.  HISTORY FRANCISCA REYES-AQUINO SHE IS A MOTHER OF PHILIPPINE FOLK DANCE NATIONAL ARTIST FOR DANCE  TYPES OF DANCE IGOROT DANCE Tuwali War Dance MUSLIM DANCE Singkil TRIBAL DANCE Talaingod MARIA CLARA Habanera Botolena DANCE RURAL AND BARRIOS Sayaw sa Bangko FEATURES OF DANCE As an expressive art form, dance provides an embodied, physical form and language for conveying images, meaning, and feelings. in this sense, dance offers both the message and the medium. dance experiences contribute to personal, social, economic, cultural, and civic aspects of human lives.  OCCUPATIONAL DANCE Depicting action of certain occupation, industry or human labor. · Example: planting, harvesting, pounding, winnowing, pabirik, Managuete,etc. RELIGUOUS OR CEREMONIAL Performed in connection with religious vows and ceremonies. ·Example: Dugsu, Sta Clarang pinong-pino, Sinulog,Ati-atihan. Sta Clarang Pinong Pino, Fertility Dance  COMIC DANCE Depict funny movements for GAME DANCE entertainment. ·Example: Kinoton-Comic Ilocano Done with play elements. Folk Dance; Makonggo - Santa Example: Pukol; Kadang kadang Maria Bulacan)  WEDDING and COURTSHIP DANCE Depicting love making and wedding feast. ·Example: Daling-daling. Carinosa, pandang- pandang, Binasuan, Pantomina. FESTIVAL DANCE Suitable for special occasion or any social gathering. ·Example: kuratsa, La Jota, pandanggo.  WAR DANCE War Dance – showing imaginary combat or duel. ·Example: sagayan. Palu-palo, Ivatan War  DO`S AND DONT`S IN FOLK DANCING DO`S IN FOLK DANCING DON`TS IN FOLK DANCE 1. Dance in a natural, simple and 1.Do not exaggerate the dance direct manner. steps. 2.Dance with ease and 2.Do not make the dances too smoothness. dainty and graceful like ballet 3.Use the proper costume for the 3.Don’t make entrance and exit dance. long. 4.Follow directions and dance 4.Don’t make steps too elaborate instructions as closely as possible. and complicated. 5.Dance with feeling and 5.Don’t call a dance a folk dance expression. unless steps come from traditional dances. QUIZ #1 Review the for 10 minutes and answer the 1-15 questions in your Canvas. Thank your for listening! Dance is a way to tell stories, to remember our past and to celebrate life. Through dance, we can bridge the gap between generations and cultures, and create a shared experience of joy and understanding.