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8 to 18 feet long. The thicker the bamboo, the longer the poles can be. The longer the poles, more people can dance at once.
A Filipino dance that was originally performed just by boys, the sakuting dance is a portrayal of mock fighting using sakuting sticks. These sticks are about 1 1/2 feet in length and are either bamboo or striped. The dance itself is a theatrical dance, also known as moro-moro, that consists of two teams that represent different sides circling each other gently imitating martial art sparring by clashing bamboo sticks.
It is the traditional dance of Mizoram and is known locally as "Cheraw"
A Filipino dance that was originally performed just by boys, the sakuting dance is a portrayal of mock fighting using sakuting sticks. These sticks are about 1 1/2 feet in length and are either bamboo or striped. The dance itself is a theatrical dance, also known as moro-moro, that consists of two teams that represent different sides circling each other gently imitating martial art sparring by clashing bamboo sticks.
Tinikling
Bamboo's and at the end they use their handkerchief as a blindfolds
A bamboula is a drum made from bamboo, or a dance accompanied by such drums.
No. Tinikling is a Philippine folk dance that requires agility. Dancers perform the dance skipping in and out two bamboo poles being banged together to rhythm.
The Karatong or Kalatong dance is a Filipino traditional dance using bamboo tubes. The Tubo ng Kalatong dance is popular in the province of Pangasinan. There is also the Bunga Mangga Karatong dance in Cuyo, Palawan.
Naga is a city in the Bicol Province in the Philippines. The Bamboo dance you're referring to is called "Tinikling" It's name after a bird "Tikling" or roadrunner in English. The bamboo resembles a bird-trap that try to capture this tikling, and the dancers hopping inside and out of the clapping [two] bamboos are the tikling. see web link "Tinikling" on left for a sampler
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A number of points or factors can be used to differentiate tinikling from singkil. One is the place of origin. Tinikling originated in central Philippines, while singkil is a Muslim dance popular in southern Philippines. A second point of contrast is the type of dance. Tinikling is a "fun" dance performed by villagers, while singkil is a Muslim royal dance with a Muslim princess as lead dancer. A third point of contrast is the number of bamboo poles used. Tinikling uses two bamboo poles (one pair), while singkil uses four bamboo poles (two pairs).