1(PATHFIT)
Physical Activities Toward Health Fitness
2 - Indigenous communities that show cultural traits of people in specific time and place.
traditional dances
3Forms of traditional dances:
Ethnic Dances
Folk Dances
4- Christians & Non-christians
Ethnic dances
5- It can be national (local or regional)
Folk dances
6WHAT DANCES FOLK DANCE CAN
Occupational dance
Ceremonial dance
Courtship dance
Wedding dance
Festival dance
War dance
Comic dance
Game dance
Social dance
7 - Mother of folk dances
Francisca Reyes Aquino
8- Stated the folk dances
Mellie Leandicho Lopez
9Five major classifications of philippine folk dance:
CORDILLERA DANCES
SPANISH INFLUENCE DANCES
RURAL DANCES
MUSLIM DANCES
TRIBAL DANCES
10 - Bontoc, Ifugao, Benguet, Apayao, Kalinga tribes. Dances reflects rituals.
Cordillera dances
11 - Philippine aristocrats created filipino. Adaptation of europan dances.
Spanish influenced dances
12 - Shows griefy & laughtes. Performed in fiesta to honor
3. Rural dances
13 - Influenced by Malay, Japanese & Middle eastern traders islam.
Shimmering costumes.
4. Muslim dances
14 - Intricate craftmanship in metal, clothing and jewelry. Rituals & animals belief. Ethnic nature an to dance. T'boli & Tribal dance.
5. Tribal dances
15Costumes in philippine folk dances:
TYPICAL SPANISH ELITE
RURAL TAGALOG
RURAL VISAYAN
RURAL ILOCANO
MUSLIM
CORDILLERA/TRIBAL
16Typical Spanish Elite
F - Maria Clara
M- Barong Tagalog & Black pants
172. Rural (Tagalog)
F- Balintawak
M - Camisa De Chino & Trouser
183. Rural (Visayan)
F - Kimona with different colors
M - Barong & Camisa
194. Rural (llocano)
F - Chambra & Siesgo
M-Camisa de Chino & trousers of different colors
205. Muslim
F - Sigpit & Sablay
M- Patadyong, Malong, Pants
21Cordillera/Tribal
F - Hinabi tela
M - G-string, Short, Jacket
22Common dance steps in folk dancing: (21)
ABRASETE
ARMS IN LATERAL POSITION
ARMS IN REVERSE T POSITION
BILAO
BRUSH
CROSSED ARM
CUT
DO-SI-DO (dos-as-dos)
DRAW
HANDS ON WAIST
HAPAY
HAYON HAYON
JALEO
KUMINTANG
PANADYAK
POINT
PATAY
SALOK
SULUDO
SAROK/SAROC
TAP
WHIRL
23 - Partnering formation
Abrasete
24 - Either sideward or left
Arms in lateral position
25 - Arm are side horizontal
Arms in reverse "T" Position
26 - Turning palms up and down
Bilao
28 - Partners facing each other
Crossed arms
29 - Displacing one foot with another
Cut
30 - The sis-a-sis (opposites) both advance forward
Do-si-do/Dos-a-dos
31 - Pulling one foot along the floor
Draw
32 Place hands at the waist line
Hands on waist -
33 - Flourish or Offering handkerchief
Hapay
34 - Placing one forearm in front
Hayon-hayon
35 - Partners turn clockwise
Jaleo
36 - Moving hand from wrist
Kumintang
37 - Stamping in front
Panadyak
38 - Bending head downward
Patay
39 - Toes touching floor lightly
Point
40 - Arm swing downward-upward
Salok
41 - Partners bow to each other
Saludo
42 - Crossing foot, bending body, forearms down
Sarok/Saroc