CPAR

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Ritual dance — mock fight celebrating victory.
Hollow bamboo tube
Dance that young ladies alternate to being flirtatious and modesty
Lively dance of young ladies carrying "panderatas" or tambourine.
La Jota Manileña — adaptation of Castilian Jota
Urban dance — closest to the Filipino heart
Cordillera dance - Jennah is the most well known
Malakas at maganda - national tribal/folkdance
Muslim dance - influence of spanish, chinese, Indonesia and middle east
Francisca Reyes Aquino - Master's at UP. Ramon magsaysay awardee in 1962. National artist in 1973
Leonor Onosa Goquingco - Mother of Philippine Dance Theater
Lucrecia Reyes Untula - became part of Bayanihan Philippine Dance
Alice Reyes - comes from family of performers
Ligaya Fernando Amilbangsa - known for her research
Festivals - expressive way to celebrate heritage
National festival - connect people as nation
Religious festival - important for families. Teach principles and ethics
Non-religious festival promote tourism and culture
Seasonal festival reflect attitude towards nature
Contemporary dance is an expressive dance that combines elements of several dance genres
Recreation dancing without any real structures
Theme the most basic element and conveys message
Design is the pattern of movement in the time and space
Movement is the body actions of dances
Music the auditory background
Costume is worn by the dancers
Choreography steps in dancing
Scenery background setting where the dance is performed
Body - mobile figure on shape
Action - human movement included in the dancing
Space - myriad ways
Time - human movement in naturally rhythmic in the broad sense
Energy should be balance
Kundiman - romantic lyrics and mellow melodies
Awit at Corido - similar to ancient epic tale telling
Original Pilipino Music - created by Filipinos
Pinoy rock - taglish
Choral music - groups through choral singing
Neo-traditional - fused with ethnic music and modern Filipino
Ethnic - percussion are mainly used.