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• A water lantern dstival that occurs on the evening of the full moon during the twelfth month of the Thai lunar calendar.

  Loy Krathong
• A traditional Japanese drum with limitless rhythmic possibilities

  Taiko
• Meaning of Kodo


  Heartbeat and children of the drum
• A lantern festival in Thailand where most people recognize for its floating sky lanterns known as Khom Loi

  Yi Peng
• A traditional Japanese form of theater with roots tracing back to the Edo Period.

  Kabuki
• Structured around song and dance. Movement is slow, language is poetic, the tone is monotonous, and costumes are rich and heavy.

  Noh Theater
• Form of shadow puppetry that holds the audience's attention with riveting storylines.

  Wayang Kulit
• Is a synthesis of stylized action, singing, dialogue, mime, acrobatic fighting, and dancing to represent a story or depict different characters and their feelings.

  Peking Opera
• It is another term that refers to the puppeteers of an Indonesian theater

  Dhalang
• Japanese which themes often relate to dreams, supernatural worlds, ghosts, and spirits.

  Noh theater
• What was the Sulu's inspirations to create Sua Ku Sua?

  Pomelo Fruits
• Who is the dance researcher of Sua Ku Sua?

  Ramon A. Obusan
• What is the Ethno-linguistic Group of Sua Ku Sua?

  Tausug
• What are the countries that influenced Sua KU Sua?

  China, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
• What is the classification of the dance Sua Ku Sua?

  Courtship Dance
• It is a loose Chinese pants with a 10 inches soft white band attached to a wide waist.

  Sawal or Kantiu
• Traditional loose blouse, long sleeves with deep and plunging keyhole neckline.

  Barawasi
• A separate wrap-around Malong of rich material.

  Siyag
• Short-waisted collarless shirt.


  Bajo
• What is the music of Sua Ku Sua?

  2/4 and 4/4
• To spring one foot and land on the other foot

  Leap
• It means to bow

  Saludo
• Both arms are on one side at shoulder leve, either right or left.

  Arms in lateral position
• A dance formation of two or more couples.

  Set
• To move the body or part the body around the wide axis.

  Bend
• To stamp or tap with one foot and the weight of the body is on the other foot.

  Padyak
• Pangalay is also known as

  Daling-Daling or Mengalai
• She was a Filipino folk dancer and academic noted for her research on Philippine Fold dance

  Francisca Reyes-Aquino
• Who was the person who promoted the Pangalay dance?

  Ligaya Fernando-Amilbangsa
• The countries that influence Pangalay are?

  Thailand, Malaysia, Burma, Cambodia, and Indonesia
• Example of a solo music or song used by one of the characters.

  Arias
• Has the widest range and richest timbre among the major instruments of Peking Opera. It's verious tones range from forceful to exquisitely soft.

  Sanxian
• Often doubles the singers voice in Peking Opera.

  Jinghu
• An important instrument in Peking Opera, often taking the role of main melodic instrument in lieu of the bowed string instrument.

  Yuequin
• Crwates rhythmic and graceful melodies.

  Gong and cymbals
• What are the elements of Peking Opera?

  Facial painting roles, costumes, and changing faces
• Implies a very sensitive capacity of riding the rhythms of the Shamisen.

  Nori
• What does "KA" means in Kabuki?

  SONG
• What does "BU" mean in Kabuki?

  DANCE
• What does "KI" mean in Kabuki?

  SKILL