The document discusses the influence of American dance on Filipino culture following the 1898 colonization of the Philippines by the United States. It introduces several dances like the cakewalk, buck-and-wing, and foxtrot that became popular. Filipinos later organized their own dance troupes and experienced ballet performances. American rhythm was described as frenzied and cheerful, with one dance called the boogie-woogie influencing Filipino culture. Francisca Reyes Hauno recorded ethnic and folk dances from tribal communities in the Philippines.

1. By: Sem. Patrick Redulla

2.  In 1898, the United
States colonized the
Philippines
 the Americans’ entry
into the country
brought with it their
cosmopolitan and
commercial culture.
 Cakewalk
 buck-and-wing
 skirt-dance
 Clog
 Tap and soft-shoe
By: Sem. Patrick Redulla

3.  Charleston
 Foxtrot
 big apple
 slow-drag
 Later the Filipinos took
charge by organizing their
own troupes such as
those:
 The Salvadors
 The Roques
 Sammy Rodriguez
 Lamberto Avellana
By: Sem. Patrick Redulla

4.  Filipinos increasingly
experienced The
Ballet
 In 1922 Anna Pavlova
graced the Manila
Grand Opera House:
 Anita Kane
 In 1939 Kane
staged Mariang
Makiling with
composer Ramon
Tapales
 1941 staged Trend:
Return to the Native
 Filipinescas:
Philippine Life,
Legend and Lore in
Dance
By: Sem. Patrick Redulla

5.  During the colonization of
America, the dance has
created a great impact to
us
 American rhythm is frenzy
and cheerful
 One of the dance is the
Boogie – Woogie/
Tumbalik na Daigdig
 Disco Dancing is widely
known to us. It is a free
for all dance disco.
By: Sem. Patrick Redulla

6.  Francisca Reyes Hauno
 One of the outstanding scholar went to the
barrios and tribal communities to record
ethnic and folk dances.
 She composed a book which is a source or
basis instruction for the School through our
the country
By: Sem. Patrick Redulla