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Lou Ann Tampos and Tampos 'Ohana seek to perpetuate and share the meaning of the aloha spirit starting in Arizona. Their vision is to educate the community about ancient Hawaiian historical and spiritual traditions through storytelling, language, music, dance and artifacts. Lou Ann is a keynote speaker who gives presentations on Hawaiian culture at schools, events and for organizations. She aims to continue Hawaiian traditions and advocate for Pacific Island communities.
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The document discusses Philippine folk dances. It begins with a prayer asking for guidance in learning. It then provides background on Francisca Reyes-Aquino, who collected folk dances in the 1920s to preserve cultural heritage. The document categorizes major folk dance types and provides examples: Cordillera dances reflect rituals; Spanish dances show European influence; Muslim dances use intricate movements; tribal dances portray beliefs and nature; rural dances depict work and celebration. It defines key terms like folk dance and explains their significance in reflecting Filipino life. Examples like the Maglalatik war dance and Oasiwas fishing dance are described. The document stresses the importance of preserving cultural heritage through folk dances.
significance of philippine folk dance.pptx
Philippine folk dances connect people to their culture and history. They evolved from different regions and reflect local religions and traditions. Most folk dances are performed by pairs or groups with hand movements and formations beginning and ending with "saludo". They preserve cultural traditions and unite the Philippine people by passing culture to new generations. Folk dances are important for keeping cultural traditions alive.
Polynesian powerpoint presentation
Polynesians originated from maritime migration across the central South Pacific islands now known as Polynesia. There are over 1,000 islands spread across a vast triangle in the Pacific, including New Zealand, Hawaii, Samoa, and Easter Island. The 40 indigenous Polynesian languages are Austronesian and include Tahitian, Samoan, Tongan, and Maori. Pre-colonial Polynesians had tribal religions that centered around creation myths and gods governing aspects of life. Notable social customs in Hawaii include giving floral lei as greetings/farewells, celebrating luaus featuring roast pig and hula dancing entertainment, and marking important birthdays like 1st and 21st with large
Music of palawan
The document discusses the music of the indigenous peoples of Palawan Province in the Philippines, describing various musical forms like kulial songs, epics, and instruments including the aruding, babarak, suling, and kusyapiq. Ritual music is explored, such as epic chanting that can embody heroic beings and shamanic chants performed during spiritual voyages. Comparisons are made between the music of groups in Mindoro and Palawan.
Mus1234 final pdf
The document provides information on the tradition of mele oli and mele hula in Hawaiian culture. It discusses the origins of Hawaiian people and culture, the influence of Western contact and colonization over time, and the traditional purposes and styles of mele oli and mele hula. Mele oli were non-metered chants used for occasions and addressing formal topics, while mele hula were more rhythmic chants accompanied by dance. Both were integral to spirituality and storytelling in Hawaiian traditions.
The Philippine Traditional Dances
The document discusses traditional Philippine dances, including their history, forms, and characteristics. It explains that traditional dances show the cultural traits of people through dance steps and costumes that are passed down over generations. The document categorizes traditional dances into ethnic dances, which include dances of non-Christian and Muslim Filipinos, and folk dances, which vary by geography and function. It provides examples of different ethnic and folk dance types and describes significant aspects of traditional Philippine dance costumes.
Address by President Cyril Ramaphosa on the occasion of Heritage Day 2019
I would like to extend my greetings to all the people of South Africa on this Heritage Day, but most of all to the people of the Northern Cape.
GMRC 8.pptx
Filipino culture is characterized by strong family ties, community spirit, and hospitality. It places great importance on respecting elders and coming together in times of need through bayanihan. Filipino culture also features diverse religious traditions, vibrant festivals, a rich cuisine and music scene, and a resilient national character.
Hawaii Buddhism - Summer 2014
This document summarizes several events that took place over the summer of 2014 related to Obon festivals in Hawaii. It discusses the Kapaa and Wailuku Bon Dances that kicked off the Obon season. It also provides perspectives on Obon from Lisa Tanaka, who visited Kauai for their Bon Dance, and June Shibuya discussing the cemetery cleanups that occur. Additional events summarized include the 50th anniversary celebration of the relocation of Hilo Meishoin, the Aloha State Meisho YBA convention in Hilo, and a youth retreat and mochitsuki event held on Maui.
Research Symposium Presentation
Bianca Ware presented research on her African American history and a trip to discover more about the Gullah culture. She knew little beyond slavery and the Civil Rights movement. Her research uncovered the slave trade process and how slaves lost their identities and traditions. She learned the Gullah people on the Sea Islands maintained their unique language and culture for centuries. Visiting the islands, she saw bottle trees that capture spirits and attended a Baptist church similar to her childhood. The trip fueled her desire to learn more about cultures through travel and research.
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