Philippines Dance

vilaiyattupadal

thalattu padal

oppari padal

kondatta padal

La Jota, at one time was the most popular dance performed by the Spanish Senoritas and Caballeros in Spain. Apparently, they brought it with them to many areas of the world, including a town called Moncada, Tarlac in the Philippines. The people from Moncada adapted the dance and through time, created their own version uniquely Filipino, calling it La Jota Moncadena. The use of bamboo castanets make the dance lively and delightful to watch.

The clicking of castanets accompanies this dance with influences of polka, waltz and mazurka

Sapatya- from porac, pampanga

Basulto- from Tarlac City

The kumintang is the name given to several distinct styles, techniques and forms in music and dance probably originating in the areas used by early Spanish cartographers and chronicles to denote a large province centering around what is known as Batangas. Early 19th-century travelers' accounts often mention the kumintang as a Tagalog "chant national", describing them as dance-songs performed by pairs of men and women, with texts concerning love and courtship. All accounts mention a glass of coconut wine passed from hand to hand by the dancers as they sing. Jean Baptiste Mallat describes it as a pantomimic dance where the man runs around and gestures to a woman(not always decently), and finally pretends illness to get the woman's full attention. In the 20th century, Francisca Reyes-Aquino dubbed as kumintang the circular hand and wrist movement also known as the kunday. Among present-day afficinados of musical and dance events called awitan and pandangguhan in and around the city of Batangas, kumintang also refers to a guitar-plucking style, considered the most melodious and beautiful of all guitar styles accompanying the old kinanluran style of pandangguhan dance songs.

The time signature of a Philippine folk dance will depend on which song is being used. For example, in Pittsburgh, PA, USA at the Wheeling Jesuit University Culture Fest on March 30, 2014, one of the dances is in 3/4 time, three beats to each measure of music (like a Waltz; OOM-pah-pah OOM-pah-pah). Other dances may have other time signatures.

Listings of Live Music in Ithaca Mikes Music Mike Ludgate has compiled an impressive list of local folk music happenings and links. WVBR Concert Log Folkstuff Folkstuff is a newsletter serving the Tompkins County music, dance, and folk community. WSKG Arts Calendar Musi-cal A national online calendar of who's playing where, searchable by artist or region. Ithaca Folk Music Radio Shows WVBR's Bound for Glory (WVBR--8 to 11 pm Sundays) Ithaca's famous Sunday night folk music program broadcast live from the Cafe at Anabel Taylor Hall. Salt Creek Bluegrass (WVBR--6 to 10 am Sundays) Bluegrass, Old Time, Country and other things that go twang in the early morning. Nonesuch (WVBR--10am to 2:30pm Sundays) Music in the Folk Tradition. Hobo's Lullaby (WICB--10 to noon Tuesday, repeated 2 - 4pm Sundays) Everything from the spoken word to folk, world and other homeless music. WSKG folk shows (8 to midnight, Saturdays) Including The Folk Sampler, E-Town, and River City Folk, as well as WSKG's own Folk Music with Ken Campbell. Regional Concert Series Cranberry Coffee House (Binghamton) Third Saturdays September through May. The Folkus Project (Syracuse) Presents a variety of folk and acoustic music in Syracuse. Heartland Concerts (Rochester) Concert series in Rochester. Valley Folk (Corning) Concerts, open mikes and jams. Regional Venues The Center for the Arts (Homer) The Earlville Opera House (Earlville) The Endicott Performing Arts Center (Endicott) Oswego Music Hall (Oswego) The Rongo (Trumansburg) Regional Folk Music Organizations Buffalo Friends of Folk Music (Buffalo) Central New York Bluegrass Association Central New York Friends of Folk Music (Syracuse) The Golden Link Folksinging Society (Rochester) Salt City Song Miners Festivals and Workshops The Clearwater Festival (Croton-on-Hudson) Cranberry Dulcimer Gathering (Cobleskill) Falconridge Folk Festival (Hillsdale) Folk College with Simple Gifts (Huntingdon, PA) Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance (Trumansburg) Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering (Huntingdon, PA) Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival (Oak Hill) The Heart of the Alleghenies Folk Music Festival Hickory Fest (Wellsboro, PA) The Ithaca Festival (Ithaca) Newark Valley Apple Festival (Newark Valley) Old Songs Festival of Traditional Music and Dance (Altamont) Old-Time Fiddlers' Gathering (Watkins Glen) The Philadelphia Folk Festival (Schwenksville, PA) Pickin in the Pasture Bluegrass Festival (Lodi) Turtle Hill Folk Festival (Rush) Top of the Hill Bluegrass Festival (Canisteo) Dance--Local and Regional Tompkins County Country Dances Hands Four Dancers of Ithaca Cornell International Folkdancers Syracuse Country Dancers Contra Dance in Binghamton Binghamton Community Dance Sponsors public contradances each month, English Country dance classes, as well as Scottish dance sessions. Country Dancers of Rochester Sponsors traditional New England Contra Dances and English country dances. Ted Crane's Dances Database Is a national database of dances by date. Music Instruction Phil Shapiro's Group Folk Guitar Lessons Beginner and Intermediate Guitar classes offered twice a year. Laurie Hart's Fiddle Lessons and Group Classes Other Resources The Back Porch News News, links and commentary for the folk music community. Ballad Tree The material Hugh Blumenfeld ammassed during his stint as editor of about.com's folk music page. F is for Folk Music CFSS member, and Ithaca College reference librarian, John Henderson maintains an extensive set of folk music links. Folkmusic.org A comprehensive source for links to organizations, artists and information about folk music as a business. GirlGuides songbook Campfire songs.

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the founder of the Philippine folk dance s kritery Morgan

foreign dances are depict from the cultures of various countries-their political, economic,social,intellectual,geographical. and religious nature of society. They are designed according to the culture of the country of origin, and they give the people a feeling of pride and unity... ^_^

Tiklos refers to a group of peasants who agree to work for each other one day each week to clear the forest, prepare the soil for planting, or do any odd job in the farm, including the building of a house. At noontime, the people gather to eat their lunch together and to rest.

walking and waltz steps in a beat of two to 2/4 time; one, two, three to 3/4 time.

origin place of takiling dance

hiphop.............D ko alam tanungin mo sa lola mo

bat ka nag tatanung magtanung ka nalang sa mga jobbawkeez

Aray is a dance whose words are sung in "Chabacano-ermitense," a hybrid of Spanish that was only spoken in the Ermita district before the turn of the century and today is extinct. The dance itself is a flirtatious one that involves graceful use of the panuelo, or shawl, and tambourines. Aray means "ouch" in Tagalog.

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Pangalay is a traditional Tausug dance characterized by elaborate body postures and gestures and the graceful arm and hand movement of the dancer, amplified by the use of janggay or metal claws. ... Commonly referred to as the fingernail dance, Pangalay is usually performed during weddings and other festive celebrations.

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The different faces of dance can be observed in various cultures. The costumes worn by dancers and moves seen by them differ greatly by regions.

balse is folk dance,

Surtido is a traditional Mexican dish that involves preparing a variety of meats and vegetables. The basic steps include marinating the meats, typically pork, beef, or chicken, in spices and citrus juices for flavor. Next, the marinated meats are grilled or cooked alongside assorted vegetables, such as peppers and onions, until everything is tender and flavorful. Finally, the dish is served with tortillas and garnished with salsas or fresh herbs.

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