CULMINATING ACTIVITY: LECTURE DEMONSTRATION

ON PHILIPPINE FOLK DANCES AND BALLROOM DANCES

 NARRATIVE REPORT ON THE CULMINATING ACTIVITY IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 02

Title of the Program:Lecture Demonstration on Philippine Flok Dances and Ballroom Dances

The program starts in a Doxology performed by Mr. Ervin Francia, BCAED student. Then followed by
Philippine National Anthem that performed by BCAED II and selected members of Sinag Banahaw
Cultural Dance Troupe. An open remarks was delivered by Prof. Emelita Cada. Then an inspirational
message was given by our very own president, Dr. Doracie Zoleta Nantes. She said thay we have a rich
culture and different dances that we need to be proud of. She also encouraged us to appreciate and be
proud of having our own culture and dances that we have. She also mentioned that she is planning to
have a dance studio in our university.

Masters of Ceremony: Mr. Victor Francia

PART III: Lecture Demonstration on Philippine Folk Dances

1. Cordillera Dance( Dance of the Northern Highlands) victor clado francia

5 major etnolinguistic communities tribes

Bontoc- Balangbang

Ifugao- i- tao, fugao- daigdig---- rice terraces, dances- batthud, banawol, bangibang, dinuyya

Benguet- magtatanim,

Apayao- magsaka, mapayapa ngunit mapanganib,

Kalinga- mandirigma, kaaway o mamumugot ng ulo, the peacocks of the mountain, dances- banga,
palok, ragragsakan, tadok, pattong,

4 minor etnolinguistic community tribes

Bontoc- bago- manmanok,

Ilonggot- tao sa kagubatan, magtatanim, pagsasaka at kaingin, nueva vizcaya

Itneg-abra, tinggian

Gaddang- nasunog sa init, quirino isabela at nueva vizcaya

BCAED II- COSTUME

Sinagbanahaw- sayaw ng banga, uyauy at

2. Maria Clara Dance by Prof Rico M. Rosales)- hispanic- influences, Mazurka,

Habanera Botolena

Pandango Rincoada

Quezon province maria clara dances- lanceros of tayabas, la estudiantina- unisan, Jota Gumacaena-
Gumaca

Buling buling Guinyangan, abaruray- catanauan, polkabal- atimonan,

BCAED- Showed the costume of maria clara dances

Sinag Banahaw- la estudiantina, jota gumacaeña,

68 maria clara dances, 1 rural dances in auezon province

3. Tribal Dance by Michelle L. Cosejo

Dugso- bukidnon, pigagawan bukidnon- tilanding, karasaguyun- south cotabato-tboli, gin-um , tig-am ,
kadal-taho- south cotabato , binaylan- bukidnon - bagobo,

Costume: Bcaed

Dance: sinagbanahaw- ibon dance, warrior dance

4. Muslim Dance(Mrs. Sonia D. Abustan. - one million filipinos are muslim, also known as moros,
maranao, maguindanao, samal and tausug, known to its mysticism, royalty and beauty, colorful, singkil
dance- bells are worn on theankles of muslimwhich she gracefully avoids , maranao ..pangalay-
badjaoknown as sea gypsies, Pangsak- yakan: basilan- ethnic dance in the hughlands of muslim, Pigapir-
maranao, lanao del sur, depicts a royal manner of walking among maranao peoole who mainly lived in
Lanao Lake. Sagayan- maguindanao,, cotabato,

Bcaed-costume

Dance- sinag banahaw members

5. Rural dance by Prof. Nañez

- dance of countryside, dances of poor people and farmers

Gayong

Tinikling- tkling birds

Bati

Pandanggo sa ilaw- mindoro

Lapay

Binislakan

Binasuan

Bcaed - costume

Sinag banahaw- maglalatik, pandanggo sa ilaw,

PART II: LECTURE DEMONSTRATION ON BALLROOM DANCES

Ballroom Dances

Prof Federico A. Ceribo-

The three worlds

Ballroom dances- refers to the traditional partnered dance

Social Dance- sociable, friendly and, kind- the audience is your partner, 1973-

Competitive- judge-correct

Exhibition- audience- depend according to the audience growing out of the Sequence Dance

Modern standard

Walts,tango, quickstep,paso doble

Latin America

Foxtrot

Slsu dance sport team: waltz, cha cha cha, tango, rumba, quickstep, waltz, jive,

After the presentation of all professors of physical educationa, they performed an intermission number.

PART III

- UNITY DANCE

The program ended in a unity dance that performs by all the students and faculty members.