Abaruray-Courtship Dance Itik-Itik- Interpretative Dance
Philippines folk dances are classified into these categories:
- Festival Dances - These dances are suitable for special occasions or any social gathering.
- Ceremonial or Religious Dances - These dances are performed in connection with religious vows and ceremonies.
- Occupational Dances - These dances depict action of certain occupation, industry, or human labor.
- Courtship Dances - These dances portray love-making or affection belonging to this classification.
- War Dances - These dances are representation of performers illustrating struggle in a combat or duel.
- Interpretative or Creative Dances - These dances depict movements of animals and things around us.
i have already participated in an Itik-Itik dance and i feel so happy after the presentation because we were declared to have the best performance.. it wasn't only itik-itik but also many other different folk dances.. you feel unusually great having performed dances from your very own culture..
ReplyDeleteDancing makes me happy and if i am dancing sometimes in our house ,it takes away my stress.
ReplyDeleteDancing is very important not just to me but to all of us because without this we can be lonesome. i can express my feelings by dancing.whether happy or sad.And one thing i love mostly of dancing is that i can tell all the people that i also have a talent. And this i thank god.
ReplyDeleteis there only 5 or 9 ?
ReplyDeletedancing contributed a lot to my personality as a human being......it boost my confidence at school...i can express my feelings through dancing...dancing really is my passion...and i encourage all the people to dance whether you are old or young....dancing has no exceptions...
ReplyDeletei was a member of our university dance troupe and i have danced nearly every folk dance of the philippines from the cordilleran dances of luzon to the muslim dances of mindanao and i have to say, nothing beats the experience of being able to live in each and every moment just dancing these dances.
ReplyDeletewhat about the sub-classifications and categories of the philippine folk dance?
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