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    This document discusses Philippine folk dances. It begins by defining folk dance as traditional dances that are passed down through generations, with fixed movement patterns that may vary between areas. It then provides examples of different types of Philippine folk dances, including occupational dances depicting work, religious dances performed for ceremonies, comic dances for entertainment, game dances incorporating play, wedding dances, courtship dances, festival dances, and war dances. Specific folk dances are described for each category, such as the Pasiguin occupational dance about fishing and the Santo Niño religious dance in Bauan, Batangas.

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    This document discusses Philippine folk dances. It begins by defining folk dance as traditional dances that are passed down through generations, with fixed movement patterns that may vary between areas. It then provides examples of different types of Philippine folk dances, including occupational dances depicting work, religious dances performed for ceremonies, comic dances for entertainment, game dances incorporating play, wedding dances, courtship dances, festival dances, and war dances. Specific folk dances are described for each category, such as the Pasiguin occupational dance about fishing and the Santo Niño religious dance in Bauan, Batangas.

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    This document discusses Philippine folk dances. It begins by defining folk dance as traditional dances that are passed down through generations, with fixed movement patterns that may vary between areas. It then provides examples of different types of Philippine folk dances, including occupational dances depicting work, religious dances performed for ceremonies, comic dances for entertainment, game dances incorporating play, wedding dances, courtship dances, festival dances, and war dances. Specific folk dances are described for each category, such as the Pasiguin occupational dance about fishing and the Santo Niño religious dance in Bauan, Batangas.

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    This document discusses Philippine folk dances. It begins by defining folk dance as traditional dances that are passed down through generations, with fixed movement patterns that may vary between areas. It then provides examples of different types of Philippine folk dances, including occupational dances depicting work, religious dances performed for ceremonies, comic dances for entertainment, game dances incorporating play, wedding dances, courtship dances, festival dances, and war dances. Specific folk dances are described for each category, such as the Pasiguin occupational dance about fishing and the Santo Niño religious dance in Bauan, Batangas.

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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
    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
    Classification of Folkdances
    in Philippines

    Occupational Dance
    - depicting action of certain
    occupation , industry , or human labor.
    Religious / Ceremonial Dance
    - performed in connection with
    religious vows and ceremonies.

    Comic Dance
    - depicting funny movements for
    entertainment.
    Game Dance
    - with play elements

    Wedding Dance
    - performed during wedding feast.
    Courtship Dance
    - depicting love making.

    Festival Dance
    - suitable for special occasion
    or any social gatherings.
    War Dance
    - showing imaginary combat
    or duel.
    EXAMPLES
    Occupational Dance
    Religious or Ceremonial Dance
    Comic Dance
    Game Dance
    EXAMPLES

    Wedding Dance
    Courtship Dance
    Festival Dance
    War Dance
    OCCUPATIONAL DANCE
    Pasiguin is about a fisherman
    trying to catch bangus, shrimps
    and sugpo with the use of a
    sibot (fish net), not knowing it
    has big hole in it. This gives him
    a difficult time because the fish
    keeps slipping out of the net.
    The movements of the girls
    imitate those of the bangus,
    shrimps and sugpo
    Religious or Ceremonial Dance
    Subli is considered a
    favorite of the people of
    the barrios of the
    municipality of Bauan,
    Batangas. It is a
    ceremonial worship
    dance performed in
    homage to the Holy
    Cross referred to in the
    vernacular as Mahal Na
    Poong Santa Cruz.
    Comic Dance
    Kinoton is a comic
    dance from Ilocos
    Sur. It depicts the
    movement of a
    person bitten by
    ants.
    Game Dance

    Kadang-Kadang
    is a Filipino
    traditional game
    played outdoor or in
    the playground.
    Wedding Dance
    Pantomina was originally a
    wedding dance from the towns
    of Bicol's Estandante and
    Sorsogon sub regions. This
    dance is traditionally

    performed during wedding


    festivities by the couple and
    their visitors. The dance is still
    popular in the Bicol Region
    even up to this time.
    Courtship Dance
    Kuratsa
    Commonly performed
    during festivals in Bohol and
    other Visayan towns, this
    dance portrays a young
    playful couples attempt to
    get each others attention. It
    is performed in a moderate
    waltz style.
    Festival Dance
    Kalibo, Aklan
    This Sto. Nio festival started
    it all. One of the oldest
    religious celebrations in the
    country, Ati-Atihan is
    characterized by a parade
    filled with face-painted
    celebrants, indigenous
    costumes and weapons, tribal
    dances, and loud drumbeats.
    War Dance
    The tourism department has
    called on Cordillerans to
    tone down the presentation
    of war dances to avoid
    imparting the wrong
    impression that some tribes
    still practice tribal wars giving
    the impression that the region
    is not a safe place to visit,
    thus affecting the growth of
    the local tourism industry.
    Thank You!

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