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Dance is an art form that uses the human body as an instrument to express ideas, feelings, and emotions through movement in space and time. It has served various functions throughout history such as a form of religious worship, entertainment, preserving cultural heritage, and celebrating important events. The key elements of dance include the body, actions, space, time, and energy. There are many different forms of dance such as classical, modern, contemporary, folk, ethnic, ballroom, and more which have varying characteristics and origins.
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Dance is an art form and expression of the body that involves rhythmic movement and is often accompanied by music. It can fulfill many purposes including recreation, entertainment, education, therapy, and religion. Traditional and folk dances show the cultural traits of specific communities, preserving customs through generations. The Philippines has many traditional folk dances that vary by region and reflect the daily lives and traditions of the people, including dances of the Cordillera groups, Muslims, ethnic tribes, countryside, and those influenced by Western cultures. Tinikling is considered the national dance of the Philippines. Francisca Reyes Aquino is known as the "Mother of Philippine Folk Dance."
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Dance is an expression of life through rhythmic movement. When dance develops patterns and organization, it becomes a specific form. Cave paintings suggest dance existed in the Paleolithic period. Primitive dances were used in tribes for survival and transcendence, using repetition and rhythmic movements. Ritual dances later represented civilization and mythology. Folk dances reflected social expression through familiar motifs. Theater dance forms like ballet and Indian dances incorporated gestures and complex movements to express emotions. Modern dance emphasized individual creativity. Notable Filipino dancers who advanced Philippine dance include Frances Reyes Aquino, Leonor Orosa-Goquingco, and Lucrecia Reyes-Urtula.
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- 4. Brief History of Dance
- 6. Function of Dance Express our ideas, feelings and emotion A mean of religious worship Expressing physical, strength, and agility Education Entertainment Preserve cultural heritage
- 7. Function of Dance Recreational activities Social affirmation Therapy Celebrate To heal To give thanks
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- 15. Classic Dance
- 16. ⮚Classic Dance - 16th century - Cotillion - Rigodon de honor - President inauguration - Unfair, discrimination
- 17. ⮚Classic Dance -Characterized by grace and precision of movement and by elaborate formal gestures, steps, and poses. -It is précised dance with very distinct formation, sequences, arm movements, alignments and style
- 18. Classical Ballet
- 19. ⮚Classical Ballet -19th century, -Swan -Ballet shoes and costumes -Alice Reyes and Lisa Macuja
- 20. ⮚Classical Ballet -system of dance based on formalized movements and positions of the arms, feet, and body designed to enable the dancer to move with greatest possible agility, control, speed, lightness and grace.
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- 22. ⮚Modern Dance -collaboration of dance movement from the previous dances which being connected to the present time. -creative dance
- 23. ⮚Modern Dance -genre -Trending early 80’s electronic dance, new wave Break dancing, Novelty dance hits SB,MANUE, UMD
- 25. ⮚Contemporary Dance -is a style of expressive dance that combines elements of several dance genre including modern, jazz, lyrical and ballet,
- 26. Folk Dance
- 27. ⮚ Folk Dance -Traditional dance of the common people and a reflection of life and their culture.
- 28. Ethnic Dance
- 29. ⮚ Ethnic Dance -dance form which can be identified as originating with an ethnic culture and expressing the movement aesthetics of the culture.
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- 31. ⮚ Ballroom Dance -dance of all ages. -a type of dancing where two people use specials steps move rhythmically, expressing the characteristics of music.
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