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    The document summarizes various festivals and theatrical forms celebrated in Asia, including China, Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand. It provides background information on Chinese Peking Opera, the Chinese Spring Festival, Japan's Kabuki theater and Taiko drum festivals, Indonesia's Wayang Kulit puppet shows and Bali dance festivals, and Thailand's Nang puppet shows and Loi Khratong festival. Students are asked to choose the best answer in multiple choice questions about the Asian festivals and theater arts. They also classify examples as either a theater art or festival and answer guide questions about the celebrations.

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    MAPEH - Arts

    Quarter 4 – Week 5-8:


    Festival and Theater Arts
    of China, Japan, Indonesia,
    and Thailand
    Learning Activity Sheets Arts 8

    Name:______________________Grade:_____________Date:________

    I. Background Information

    CHINESE PEKING OPERA


    Peking opera is a traditional theater art form of China. It is based on Chinese
    history; folklore and contemplorary life. The two main melodies used are xipi and
    erhuang. The characters performing are Sheng, the male role and Dan, the female
    role. Jing is painted face male role, and Chou the male clown. The performers utilize
    four main skills such as, song speech, dance acting, and combat. The highest aim is
    to put beauty into every motion that is why they determined conventions of
    movements. Musicians are visible in front of the stage. Whip, fans, and ore
    commonly used as props of the play.

    CHINES SPRING/NEW YEAR FESTIVAL


    Spring festival is also known as Chinese New Year. It is the most important
    tradition Chinese holiday. Chines families gather for the annual reunion dinner
    known as “Eve of Passing Year” and end the night with firecrackers to drive away
    bad luck so that good fortune, happiness, wealth, and longevity enter their homes.
    The colorful dragon dancing on the streets accompanied by playing of the drums are
    also part of the celebration.

    JAPAN’S KABUKI THEATER


    Kabuki is a traditional Japanese drama with highly stylized song, mime, and
    dance performed only by male actors. It was performed in full-day time

    JAPAN’S TAIKO DRUM FESTIVAL


    Kodo is a professional taiko drumming troupe. Musical pieces are based on
    traditional rhythm of regional Japan. Uchite, the taiko drummer, can wear loose
    fitting happi (short coat), with an obi. Peasant events such as the rice harvests or
    dance festivals were celebrated with drums.

    INDONESIA’S WAYANG KULIT PUPPET SHOW


    The art of Indonesia is permeated by a strong Hindu-Buddhist tradition due to
    the migration of Indian culture. Wayang Kulit is an ancient Indonesian art of shadow
    play. Lacy shadow images are projected on a linen screen with a coconut oil lamp or
    electric lamp. The dalang or shadow artist manipulates carved leather figures
    between the lamp and the screen to bring the shadows to life.

    INDONESIA’S BALI DANCE FESTIVAL


    Balines dances are a very ancient dance tradition that is part of the religious
    and artistic expression. In Bali, there are various categories of dance such as the
    omnipresent Mahabharata and Ramayana. Balinese dance movement is accompanied
    by the gamelan, a musical ensemble. Multiple levels of articulations in the face, eyes,
    hands, arms, hips and feet are dominant in Bali dance.

    1
    THAILAND’S NANG PUPPET SHOW
    Shadow puppetry is one form of public entertainment in the south of Thailand.
    The shadow theater is sometimes called Nang Yai or Nang Thalung. The
    performance are normally accompanied by a combination of songs and chants.
    Each shadow play figure is made from raw cowhide that has been dried and then
    cut into linen. The characters, such as gods and goddesses, kings and queens,
    magical figures and comedians, have a religious theme or contained an episode
    from the Ramayana epic.

    THAILAND’S SKY LANTERN FESTIVAL (YI PENG)


    Thailand is the only country in Asia that was not conquered by western
    people. It was formerly called Siam. Thailand’s sky lantern is known as Yi Peng or
    Khom Fai usully held on a full moon of the 2nd month of the Lanna lunar calendar.
    People usually make khom loi from a thin fabric, such as rice, paper, to which a
    candle of fuel cell is attached. It is considered good luck to release a sky lantern,
    and many Thais believes these are symbolic of problems and worries floating away.

    THAILAND’S LOI KRATHONG FESTIVAL


    Loi literally means “to float” while krathong refers to the “lotus-shaped
    receptacle” which can float on water. The festival is believed to originate in an
    ancient practice of paying respect to the spirit of waters.

    II. Learning Competency


    -Explains what make each of the Asian Festivals and Theatrical Forms unique
    -Designs the visual elements and components of the selected festival or
    theatrical form
    through costumes props, etc.
    -Analyzes the uniqueness of each group’s performance of their selected
    festival or theatrical
    form
    -Shows the relationship of the selected Asian festival Asian festival and the
    festival in the
    Phillipines in terms of form and reason for holding the celebration.

    III. Activities

    Activity 1
    Choose the best answer. Write the letter in the blank.
    _____1.Traditional Chinese dance usually seen during the Chinese New Year
    celebration. This dance is based on a mythical creature believed by the Chinese
    people.
    a. Dragon dance c. Snake dance
    b. Lion dance d. Bali dance

    2
    _____2.The dragon dance team _____________the movements of the river spirit in
    the flowing, rise and fall manner.
    a. pantomine c. mimics
    b. tableau d. sings
    _____3.The Chinese people believe that performing the lion and dragon dances
    ______________.
    a. makes the country more wealthy
    b. drives badluck and evil spirits away
    c. tells the people to reconcile
    d. makes the people more healthy
    _____4.Men and children usually wear ___________ every Chines New Year or
    Spring Festival.
    a. Balinese costumes c. Kung Fu suits
    b. kimono d. Saya and barong tagalog
    _____5.Which of the following props cannot be seen in Chines Spring Festival?
    a. Chinese fans c. dragon puppet
    b. Chinese lanterns d. Wayang Kulit

    _____6.An ancient dance tradition that comes from Indonesia


    a. Folk dance c. jaz
    b. Bali dance d. modern dance
    _____7.The two epic dances of Bali dance are
    a. ethnic or folk dance c. Mahabharata and Ramayana
    b. solo or group dance d. count and ballroom dances
    _____8.Balinese dance movement are associated with rhythms and produced by
    a. gamelan c. piano
    b. guitar d. orchestra
    _____9.______________are important in Javanese and Balinese dance in India
    a. feet and legs position
    b. hand positions and facial expressions
    c. head and shoulder movements
    d. waist and arms positions
    _____10.The Bali dancers usually wear _____________on their heads
    a. beads c. hachimaki
    b. crown and masks d. scarfs

    3
    Activity 2

    Activity 3
    Classify whether it is a theater art for or a festival.

    Nang Yai kabuki Taiko Drum Festival


    Bali Dance Chinese New Year Festival Peking Opera
    Wayang Kulit Loy Khratong

    ASIA

    THEATER FESTIVAL

    4
    IV. Guide Questions:

    1.What are the festivals and theatrical forms celebrated in China, Japan, Thailand,
    and Indonesia?

    2. What makes each Asian festival unique?

    3.What Philippine’s festival that you like most? Why?

    4. What is the relationship of the selected Asian festival and festival in the
    Philippines in terms of form and reason in holding the celebration?

    V. Reflection:

    The festivals and theater arts of China, Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand
    reflects __________
    ____________________________________________________________________
    ____________
    ____________________________________________________________________
    ____________
    ____________________________________________________________________
    ___________.

    VI. Resources:

    Arts 8 Learners Materials


    Arts 8 Teaching Guide

    VII. Answer Key:

    Activity 1 Activity 3
    1. A Theater Festival
    2. C Peking opera Chinese New
    Year Festival
    3. C Kabuki Taiko Drum
    Festival
    4. C Wayang Kulit Loy Khratong

    5. C Nang Yai Bali Dance


    6. B
    7. C
    8. A
    9. B
    10.B

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    Activity 2
    Answer may vary Guide Questions
    Answer may vary

    Prepared by:
    REFREDA O. CUAMBOT
    Teacher

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