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    Hope 3 G12

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    Dance is a form of creative expression that involves moving the body rhythmically. It can serve recreational, entertainment, educational, therapeutic, or religious purposes. There are many forms of dance, including traditional folk dances, modern/contemporary dances, ballroom dances, cheer dances, hip-hop, and festival dances. Traditional dances often represent cultural rituals or celebrations, while modern dances emphasize fluid movements. Ballroom dances are typically partner dances done socially or competitively. Hip-hop incorporates freestyle movements to music.

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    Hope 3 G12

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    Dance is a form of creative expression that involves moving the body rhythmically. It can serve recreational, entertainment, educational, therapeutic, or religious purposes. There are many forms of dance, including traditional folk dances, modern/contemporary dances, ballroom dances, cheer dances, hip-hop, and festival dances. Traditional dances often represent cultural rituals or celebrations, while modern dances emphasize fluid movements. Ballroom dances are typically partner dances done socially or competitively. Hip-hop incorporates freestyle movements to music.

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    Dance is a form of creative expression that involves moving the body rhythmically. It can serve recreational, entertainment, educational, therapeutic, or religious purposes. There are many forms of dance, including traditional folk dances, modern/contemporary dances, ballroom dances, cheer dances, hip-hop, and festival dances. Traditional dances often represent cultural rituals or celebrations, while modern dances emphasize fluid movements. Ballroom dances are typically partner dances done socially or competitively. Hip-hop incorporates freestyle movements to music.

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    Hope 3 G12

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    Jaymie Andrea Bolivar Pasia
    Dance is a form of creative expression that involves moving the body rhythmically. It can serve recreational, entertainment, educational, therapeutic, or religious purposes. There are many forms of dance, including traditional folk dances, modern/contemporary dances, ballroom dances, cheer dances, hip-hop, and festival dances. Traditional dances often represent cultural rituals or celebrations, while modern dances emphasize fluid movements. Ballroom dances are typically partner dances done socially or competitively. Hip-hop incorporates freestyle movements to music.

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    What Is DANCE?

    What Is DANCE?
    According to Barbara Mettler, 1980,
    “Dance is an activity which can take
    many forms and fill many different
    needs. It can be recreation,
    entertainment, education, therapy and
    religion. In its purest and most basic
    form, dance is art. THE ART OF BODY
    OVEMENT”
    Dance is a form of creative expression
    that involves moving the body in
    rhythm to musical accompaniment.
    Dancers might communicate emotion
    through dance or use dance to enjoy
    the experience of being in a physical
    body. However, not all forms of
    movement are dance; in order to meet
    the dance definition, a movement
    needs expressiveness rather than just
    functionality.
    Classification of
    Dance
    1. Traditional (folk/ethnic)
    2. Modern and Contemporary
    3. Ballroom
    (recreational/competitive)
    4. Cheer Dance
    5. Hip-hop/Street dance
    6. Festival Dance
    What are the
    nature of different
    dances?
    Traditional
    • Classified as ceremonial dance.
    • One of the Philippine Cultures
    that incorporate influences from
    immigrants and conquerors.
    • A form of dance that represents
    the rituals, feats, harvest, birth,
    and weddings.
    Traditional dances in;
    Luzon
    • Cariñosa
    • Maglalatik
    • Pandanggo sa Ilaw
    Visayas
    • Tinikling
    • Kuratsa
    • Mazurka Boholana
    Mindanao
    • Itik-itik
    • Singkil
    • Kandingan
    Modern Dance
    • A leisure or ceremonial dances that are
    usually executed by members of a
    community to which the dance is
    traditional.
    • Modern dance is often described as fluid
    and freeform, alternating between long,
    languid movements, and jerky ones that
    show the contraction and expansion of the
    body.
    • Some dancers create their own unique
    moves for routines or even use
    improvisation during their performances.
    Ballroom Dance
     Typically, is done with a partner, a man, and a
    woman. For this purpose, it is well-known as
    the social dance, because of the
    communication between the two dance
    partners.
     The common types of ballroom dances are Cha
    Cha, Foxtrot, jive, lindy hop, mambo, pasa-
    doble, quickstep, rumba, samba, tango,
    Vietnamese waltz, and the waltz.
     There is a competitive form of ballroom
    dancing, which is called a dance sport. It has
    different rules and regulations in executing the
    steps.
    Cheerdance
     Coined from the word Cheer and Dance.
     It is a combination of Cheerleading,
    Jazz and Hip Hop along with the use of
    poms.
     This is usually performed by students in
    half-time events but now has evolve into
    a competition itself.
     It usually starts with basic tumblings and
    rolls and is followed by highly
    structured routine dances.
    Hip-hop Dance
     A vibrant form of dance that combines a
    variety of freestyle movements to create a
    cultural piece of art.
     Breakdancing is the most familiar type of hip-
    hop dance, but other classes include
    crumping, popping, and locking.
     This style of dance is perhaps the most diverse
    of the other forms. It is usually very bouncy,
    that permits the dancer to have freedom of
    movement within the repetitive music, and
    can integrate it to one’s personality.
    Festival Dance
     A cultural dance performed to
    the strong beats of percussion
    instruments by a community of
    people who share the same
    culture, generally performed to
    honor the patron saint or as a
    thank-you for the rich harvest.
     Festival dance can be religious or
    secular in nature.
    Rubrics for Dance
    Presentation and Performance
    Content (15 pts.)
    (Focus on details/events is clearly evident and related to the topic)
    Organization (20 pts.)
    (Presentation of the steps/ events has clear transitions.)

    Creativity (15 pts.)


    (Flow, appearance, and execution of the group.)

    Total Score:

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