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    Folk dances are traditional dances that have been passed down through generations. Philippine folk dances fall into five major categories: Cordillera dances from mountain tribes, Spanish-influenced dances, Muslim dances, tribal dances of ethnic minorities, and rural dances depicting peasant life. Cordillera dances use gongs and reflect rituals like harvest celebrations. Spanish dances blended European styles with Philippine adaptations. Muslim dances feature intricate hand movements and colorful costumes. Tribal dances portray rituals and animals while rural dances depict work and festivities. Costumes also vary between groups and regions.

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    Folk dances are traditional dances that have been passed down through generations. Philippine folk dances fall into five major categories: Cordillera dances from mountain tribes, Spanish-influenced dances, Muslim dances, tribal dances of ethnic minorities, and rural dances depicting peasant life. Cordillera dances use gongs and reflect rituals like harvest celebrations. Spanish dances blended European styles with Philippine adaptations. Muslim dances feature intricate hand movements and colorful costumes. Tribal dances portray rituals and animals while rural dances depict work and festivities. Costumes also vary between groups and regions.

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    Folk dances are traditional dances that have been passed down through generations. Philippine folk dances fall into five major categories: Cordillera dances from mountain tribes, Spanish-influenced dances, Muslim dances, tribal dances of ethnic minorities, and rural dances depicting peasant life. Cordillera dances use gongs and reflect rituals like harvest celebrations. Spanish dances blended European styles with Philippine adaptations. Muslim dances feature intricate hand movements and colorful costumes. Tribal dances portray rituals and animals while rural dances depict work and festivities. Costumes also vary between groups and regions.

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    Folk dances are traditional dances that have been passed down through generations. Philippine folk dances fall into five major categories: Cordillera dances from mountain tribes, Spanish-influenced dances, Muslim dances, tribal dances of ethnic minorities, and rural dances depicting peasant life. Cordillera dances use gongs and reflect rituals like harvest celebrations. Spanish dances blended European styles with Philippine adaptations. Muslim dances feature intricate hand movements and colorful costumes. Tribal dances portray rituals and animals while rural dances depict work and festivities. Costumes also vary between groups and regions.

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    Philippine

    Folk Dance
    Physical Education
    WHAT IS DANCE?

    - a form of
    expression of
    oneself through
    rhythmic movement
    So, what is FOLK DANCE
    - the oldest form of
    dance and the earliest
    form of communication
    - the traditional dance of
    a given country which
    evolved naturally and
    spontaneously with
    everyday activities
    e.g. occupations,
    customs, festivals,
    rituals
    So, what is FOLK DANCE

    It is handed down
    from generation to
    generation

    It has more or less a


    fixed movement in
    their pattern, but
    may differ in various
    areas or provinces
    5 Major Classifications of
    Philippine Folk Dances

    1. Cordillera Dances
    2. Spanish Influenced Dances
    3. Muslim Dances
    4. Tribal Dances
    5. Rural Dances
    Cordillera Dances
    Bontoc, Ifugao,
    Benguet, Apayo, &
    Kalinga tribes
    a people whose
    way of life existed
    long before any
    Dances reflects rituals Spaniard or other
    which celebrate their foreigners stepped
    daily lives - a good foot on the
    harvest, health, Philippines
    peace, war, and other Gongs, ganza
    symbols of living
    Cordillera Dances
    Bontoc Pattong

    Kalinga Banga
    Spanish Influenced Dances
    Philippine aristocrats
    created Filipino
    adaptations of
    European dances
    jotas, fandanggos,
    mazurkas, waltzes
    danced by young
    Dances reflects socialites to the
    Christianity, and stringed music of
    European art and the rondalla
    culture
    Spanish Influenced Dances

    Jota

    Habanera
    Muslim Dances
    Influenced by Malay,
    Javanese & Middle
    Eastern Traders (Islam)
    mysticism, royalty, and
    beauty
    Uses intricate hand &
    arm movement
    the fingers express
    feelings & emotions
    Uses shimmering
    costumes
    Muslim Dances

    Maranao Singkil

    Tausug Pangalay
    Tribal Dances
    intricate
    craftsmanship in
    metal, clothing, and
    jewelry
    reflects rituals &
    animals, belief in
    spirits & shamans,
    Also known as Ethnic nature anito
    dances; Ethnic minorities animal sounds,
    found in different parts of human singing,
    the Philippines (Tboli,
    Bilaan, Manobo, Bagobo, indigenous materials
    etc.)
    Tribal Dances

    Tboli Madal Tahaw

    Manobo Bangkakaw
    Rural Dances
    Shows gaiety &
    laughter, festivities
    Performed in fiestas
    to honor patron saints
    give homage to the
    barrio's namesake for
    a good harvest,
    health, &
    Reflects the simple life of perseverance
    the people in the barrio Indigenous materials,
    Depicts common work, clapping, rondalla,
    daily activities of the percussion
    peasants instruments
    Rural Dances

    Maglalatik

    Saut sa Rarug

    Oasioas
    COSTUMES
    IN
    PHILIPPINE
    FOLK DANCE
    Typical Spanish Elite

    Female:
    MARIA CLARA
    Male:
    Barong Tagalog &
    Black Pants
    Rural (Tagalog)

    Female:
    BALINTAWAK with
    soft panuelo &
    tapis
    Male:
    Camisa de Chino &
    trousers of
    different colors
    Rural (Visayan)
    Female:
    Kimona &
    Patadyong with
    soft kerchief
    Male:
    Barong or Camisa
    de Chino and
    trousers of any
    color
    Cordillera/Tribal
    Male:
    - G-string, short
    jacket & shoulder
    band, feathered
    head dresses
    - bahag
    Females:
    - Hinabi na tela
    (hablon)
    - Accessories (beads)
    Muslim

    Sigpit or
    Sablay
    patadyong
    Malong
    pants
    Rural (Ilocano)

    Chambra blouse
    Siesgo A-line
    skirt
    REFERENCES
    2010. Catacutan, Allen. Fundamentals in Philippine Folk
    Dance + Filipino Cultural Communities. 5 October 2010.
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/38738236/Fundamentals-in-
    Philippine-Folk-Dance-Filipino-Cultural-Communities

    2008. Philippine Folk Dance Society, Cultural Center of


    the Philippines. A Classic Collection of Philippine Folk
    Dances Series III, 28th National Folk Dance Workshop.
    19 23 May 2008

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