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an art form, tradition, self expression and recreation

Dance

6 Elements of Dance

Body, Action, Space, Time, Energy, Shape

the medium used by the dancer in expressing his/her craft

Body

balanced shape

Symmetrical

unbalanced shape

Asymmetrical

any bodily movement involved in dancing

Action

area of the performers occupy

Space

4 Elements of Space

Direction, Level, Focus, Size

dance can be performed in high, low or medium _______

Level

dance movements can travel in any ____

Direction

movements can be varied by doing large or small action

Size

performers may change their _____ by looking at different directions

Focus

makes the art dynamic

Energy

dance movements can be executed at varying beats

Time

8 Different Types of Dances

Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern, Hiphop, Contemporary, Ballroom, Lyrical, Folk Dance

rigorous dance style that is the foundation of most forms of dance training

Ballet

dancers use their feet as percussive instrument

Tap

-most popular style of dance -combines all dance styles in high energetic dance

Jazz

raw style of dance

Modern

focuses on conveying feelings and emotion

Lyrical

edgy, raw and intense urban dance

Hiphop

used a technique such as ballet as it fundamental

Contemporary

a partnership dance

Ballroom

shows the cultural characteristics of a specific people

Folk Dance

designed to thank the gods for natural and agricultural events

Philippine Folk Dance

blends exotic customs and culture of what races?

Indonesians, Indians, Malays, Spaniards, Americans, Chinese

Types of Philippine Folk Dance

Tribal, Lowland Christian, Muslim

non Christian dances and expression of community life that animates rituals and ceremonies

Tribal Dance

come from placea with Western Influence

Lowland Christian Dance

What culture influences Lowland Christian Dances?

Hispanic, European

dances from Southern Islands of the Philippines

Muslim Dances

What culture influences Muslim Dances?

Indo-Malayan, Arabic

mother of Philippine Folk Dances

Francisca Reyes-Aquino

Classification of Philippine Folk Dances

Geographic Location, Nature of the Dance

Type of Philippine Folk Dance According to Geographic Location

National Dance

Types of Folk Dance According to Nature of the Dance

Courtship, Occupational, Religious, Wedding, War, Festival, Comic, Social, Game

cultural dances performed by a community of people sharing the same culture

Festival Dance

Reasons of Festival Dance

honor of patron saint, thanksgiving of bountiful harvest

Nature of Festival Dances

Religious, Secular

reverence to a religious icon believed to have interceded in their personal life

Religious

publicly celebrating remarkable individuals, commemorating significant historical or cultural events, or recreating cherished folkways

Secular

Religious Festivals in the Philippines

Ati Atihan, Dinagyang, Pahiyas, Moriones, Sinulog

Ati-Atihan Where: When: Why:

Kalibo, Aklan, 3rd Sunday of January, honor Sto Nino and commemorate peace pact

Moriones Where: Why:

Marinduque, dedicated to Longinus

Dinagyang Where: When: Why: (2)

Ilo Ilo, 4th Sunday of January, honor Sto Nino, commemorate arrival of Malay settlers and Panay barters

Pahiyas Where: When: Why:

Lucban, Quezon, 15th of May, honor of San Isidro, Labrador

Sinulog Where When Why

Cebu, 3rd Sunday of January, honor Sto Nino

Secular Festival

Masskara, Panagbenga, Kadayawan, Higantes, Singkaban

Masskara Where: When: Why:

Bacolod, 4th Sunday of October, uplift local's spirits

Panagbenga Where: When: Why:

Baguio, February, reflects history, tradition, and values of Baguio and Cordillera

Kadayawan Where: When: Why: (2)

Davao, August, thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, gives tribute to Lumads

Higantes Where When Why

Angono, Rizal, 22nd and 23rd of November, mockery of bad hacienda owners, dedicated to San Clemente

Singkaban Where When Why

Bulacan, 2nd Week of September, remember Bulakenyo culture and articulation

dagyang means

merry making

Pahiyas means

precious offerings

patron saint of farmers

San Isidro Labrador

how many days sinulog lasts?

city of smile

Bacolod

panagbenga came from ___ term means

Kankaney, season of blooming

Singkaban Meaninf

Sining at Kalinangan ng Bulacan

carto

carto

Mesozoic Era

Mesozoic Era

Mesozoic Marine Life and Dinosaurs

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Cenozoic

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RA 8371 (CHAPTER 1 & 2)

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RA 8371 (CHAPTER 3 & 4)

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RA 8371 (NCIP)

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GS (TOPOGRAPHY)

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GS (Leveling, Lesson 6)

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GS (CONTROL SURVEY)

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Hydrography

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GEO 124 LEC 1

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COMA

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GS 2 Control Survey

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GS 2 - Control Survey

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HYDRO (LEC 3)

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Law (Lecture 1)

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GS 2 (Lec 1 & 2)

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問題一覧

an art form, tradition, self expression and recreation

Dance

6 Elements of Dance

Body, Action, Space, Time, Energy, Shape

the medium used by the dancer in expressing his/her craft

Body

balanced shape

Symmetrical

unbalanced shape

Asymmetrical

any bodily movement involved in dancing

Action

area of the performers occupy

Space

4 Elements of Space

Direction, Level, Focus, Size

dance can be performed in high, low or medium _______

Level

dance movements can travel in any ____

Direction

movements can be varied by doing large or small action

Size

performers may change their _____ by looking at different directions

Focus

makes the art dynamic

Energy

dance movements can be executed at varying beats

Time

8 Different Types of Dances

Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern, Hiphop, Contemporary, Ballroom, Lyrical, Folk Dance

rigorous dance style that is the foundation of most forms of dance training

Ballet

dancers use their feet as percussive instrument

Tap

-most popular style of dance -combines all dance styles in high energetic dance

Jazz

raw style of dance

Modern

focuses on conveying feelings and emotion

Lyrical

edgy, raw and intense urban dance

Hiphop

used a technique such as ballet as it fundamental

Contemporary

a partnership dance

Ballroom

shows the cultural characteristics of a specific people

Folk Dance

designed to thank the gods for natural and agricultural events

Philippine Folk Dance

blends exotic customs and culture of what races?

Indonesians, Indians, Malays, Spaniards, Americans, Chinese

Types of Philippine Folk Dance

Tribal, Lowland Christian, Muslim

non Christian dances and expression of community life that animates rituals and ceremonies

Tribal Dance

come from placea with Western Influence

Lowland Christian Dance

What culture influences Lowland Christian Dances?

Hispanic, European

dances from Southern Islands of the Philippines

Muslim Dances

What culture influences Muslim Dances?

Indo-Malayan, Arabic

mother of Philippine Folk Dances

Francisca Reyes-Aquino

Classification of Philippine Folk Dances

Geographic Location, Nature of the Dance

Type of Philippine Folk Dance According to Geographic Location

National Dance

Types of Folk Dance According to Nature of the Dance

Courtship, Occupational, Religious, Wedding, War, Festival, Comic, Social, Game

cultural dances performed by a community of people sharing the same culture

Festival Dance

Reasons of Festival Dance

honor of patron saint, thanksgiving of bountiful harvest

Nature of Festival Dances

Religious, Secular

reverence to a religious icon believed to have interceded in their personal life

Religious

publicly celebrating remarkable individuals, commemorating significant historical or cultural events, or recreating cherished folkways

Secular

Religious Festivals in the Philippines

Ati Atihan, Dinagyang, Pahiyas, Moriones, Sinulog

Ati-Atihan Where: When: Why:

Kalibo, Aklan, 3rd Sunday of January, honor Sto Nino and commemorate peace pact

Moriones Where: Why:

Marinduque, dedicated to Longinus

Dinagyang Where: When: Why: (2)

Ilo Ilo, 4th Sunday of January, honor Sto Nino, commemorate arrival of Malay settlers and Panay barters

Pahiyas Where: When: Why:

Lucban, Quezon, 15th of May, honor of San Isidro, Labrador

Sinulog Where When Why

Cebu, 3rd Sunday of January, honor Sto Nino

Secular Festival

Masskara, Panagbenga, Kadayawan, Higantes, Singkaban

Masskara Where: When: Why:

Bacolod, 4th Sunday of October, uplift local's spirits

Panagbenga Where: When: Why:

Baguio, February, reflects history, tradition, and values of Baguio and Cordillera

Kadayawan Where: When: Why: (2)

Davao, August, thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, gives tribute to Lumads

Higantes Where When Why

Angono, Rizal, 22nd and 23rd of November, mockery of bad hacienda owners, dedicated to San Clemente

Singkaban Where When Why

Bulacan, 2nd Week of September, remember Bulakenyo culture and articulation

dagyang means

merry making

Pahiyas means

precious offerings

patron saint of farmers

San Isidro Labrador

how many days sinulog lasts?

city of smile

Bacolod

panagbenga came from ___ term means

Kankaney, season of blooming

Singkaban Meaninf

Sining at Kalinangan ng Bulacan