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    To move in time with music or is

    DANCE rhythmical movement with steps


    to music. It is a composition
    which implies arrangement of
    parts into a form to be performed
    by individuals.

    WEBSTER
    DANCE
    DANCE
    A recreational activity
    t h at c a n d eve l o p o u r
    physical, mental, social,
    and emotional health.
    Dancing as par t of our
    lifestyle can surely
    sustain our fitness.
    • a therapeutic
    refreshment of
    relaxations of
    one’s body and
    mind.
    •Improve condition of your
    heart and lungs
    BENEFITS OF
    •Increase muscular
    DANCING strength, endurance and
    motor fitness
    •Increase aerobic fitness
    •Improve muscle tone and
    strength
    •Weight management
    Of
    TRADITIONAL
    FOLK Refers to a variety of
    d a n c e s develop e d
    by group of people
    or c o m m u n i t i e s
    t h a t reflect a b o u t
    their way of living.
    • RURAL
    TYPES OF
    TRADITIONAL • URBAN
    FOLK DANCE (MARIA CLARA)
    RURAL • Perha ps the best known
    and closest to the Filipino
    heart are the dances from
    the rural Christian
    lowlands: a countr y
    blessed with so much
    beauty. To the Filipinos,
    these dances illustrate the
    Fiesta spirit and
    demonstrate a love of life.
    • Pandango sa Ilao
    • Maglalatik
    RURAL • Sayaw sa bangko
    FOLK • Tinolabong
    • Tinikling
    DANCES • Itik-Itik
    • Kalatong
    • Pas-an Saging
    • Pasikat na baso
    URBAN • As the Philippines was
    colonized by the Spaniards,
    MARIA it was customar y for
    CLARA Filipinos to celebrate their
    ‘class and distinction’
    through Spanish influenced
    dances. This era of dances
    w a s a l s o r e fe r r e d t o a s
    ‘Maria Clara’.
    URBAN • Aray
    • Chotis
    MARIA • La Jota Manileña
    CLARA • Paseo de Iloilo
    DANCES • Recuerdos de Europa
    • Engañosa
    • Jota Paragua
    • Polkabal
    • Baston
    • Ethnic dance is any dance form which can be
    identified as originating with an ethnic culture
    and expressing the movement aesthetics of
    that culture.

    ETHNIC
    DANCE
    • Dugso
    • Pagdidiwata
    ETHNIC • Salip
    DANCES • Kambadakbadak
    • Kadal Tahu
    • Singkil
    • Kapa Malong-Malong
    • Pangalay
    MODERN It encourages dancers to
    DANCE use their emotions and
    moods to design their
    steps, combinations and
    dances instead of
    following a structured
    code of technique as in
    the ballet.
    CONTEMPORARY
    DANCE
    • Done primarily for its
    social educational or
    RECREATIONAL health benefits
    • It includes social
    • dance and amateur
    dance instruction
    and performance
    COMPETITIVE Dancers are judge by
    diverse criteria
    (postures, speed,
    timing, proper usage of
    weight/ankles/feet, and
    grooming)
    CHEERDANCE C h e e r d a n c e c a m e t o
    describe the complex
    routines that incorporated
    elements of dancing,
    cheering, tumbling, and
    stunting.
    Hip-hop moves were
    inspired by complex
    rhythms and the down to-
    earth movement style of
    African dancing. It includes
    a wide range of styles
    primarily popping,
    breaking and locking
    which were created in the
    1970s.
    Festival dances are cultural
    dances performed to the beats
    of instruments, usually
    percussion, by a community
    sharing the same culture.
    These are usually done in
    honor of a Patron Saint or in
    the thanksgiving of a
    bountiful harvest.
    T h e s e are usually
    d o n e in h o n o r o f a
    P a t r o n S a i n t or in
    t h e t h a n k s g i v i n g of
    a bountiful harvest.

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