The dances, particularly of the Maguindanao, the Maranao, and the Tausug, are largely ceremonial and are often accompanied by percussion instruments such as gongs and drums. The presence of Indian influences, introduced no doubt by Hinduized Malays, is prominent in the dance called Kandingan, a Tausug wedding dance; in the Lanao dance Singkil, performed in the presence of the Maranao royal family; in the Sagayan, a Maranao and Maguindanao war dance recalling the exploits of the great Muslim warrior Bantugan; in the Pangalay, performed with expressive hand movements in varied versions among the Tausog, Badjao and Samal; in the Tahing Baila, a Yakan dance for a bountiful fish catch; and in the Lunsay, a popular Jama Mapun community song-and-dance number performed during wedding celebrations.
Some Mindanao dances include:SingkilBinaylanBurungKadalTaho
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history of folk dance in mindanao
The folk dances in Mindanao are bantugan, kandinga, lunsay dugso, itik-itik, sagayan, singkil, karasaguyon, asik, udol, tahing baila, maglangka, and pangalay. Mindanao is the second largest island next to the Luzon island in the Philippines and an island of Mindanao is called The Land of Promise.
The sahunay is a traditional bamboo flute used by the indigenous peoples of Mindanao in the Philippines. It is played by blowing air into the instrument and manipulating the sound by covering and uncovering the finger holes. The sahunay is commonly used in cultural performances, rituals, and to accompany traditional dances in Mindanao.
Philippine folk dances are classified into these five classifications: 1. National and Regional Dances 2. Occupational Dances 3. Religious and Ceremonial Dances 4. Courtship Dances 5. Festival Dances
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Mindanao Standard was created in 1984.
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Tradition of Mindanao
Philippine House of Representatives in Mindanao, 2011