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The

PERFORMIN
Arts
G
GE 218 - Arts Appreciation
Presented by Group 5 BSHM - 2A
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Añora Caindoc Enario


JILLIAN MAE HIKARU SAMANTHA MARIELLE
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Lomotos Paragas Tabigue


PRINCES KYLA ERICA GRACE DANNA SOPHIA
The Dance Art
Table of 01. What is Dance?
02. Why Do People Dance?

CONTENTS 03. Kind of Dance


04. Philippine Dance Forms
05. Elements of Dance
What is Dance?
It is an expression in
rhythmic movement of an
intensified sense of life. It is
a visual and auditory feast of
meanings, costumes, props,
and music.
Why do people dance?
1. To bring magical powers

2. To worship

3. For courtship

4. For socialization and companionship

5. To restore health to life

6. For therapeutic purposes

7. To have fun

8. To entertain
Kind of
DANCES
1. Communal Dances
2. Ritual Dance
3. Folk Dance
4. Social Dance
Daling-daling dance of Tausug people

COMMUNAL
DANCES
Communal dances are social dances
performed by a group of people,
typically with a focus on
participation and togetherness
rather than individual performance.

by the Parangal Dance Company.


Ritual
DANCES
Ritual dances are dances performed as
part of a ritual, ceremony, or religious
practice. They are found in many cultures
around the world and have been
practiced for thousands of years.

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FOLK DANCES
A folk dance is a dance that reflects
the life of the people of a certain
country or region. Not all ethnic
dances are folk dances. For example,
ritual dances or dances of ritual
origin are not considered to be folk
dances. Ritual dances are usually
called "religious dances" because of
their purpose.
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Social
DANCES
Social dancing is a non-competitive version
of ballroom and latin dancing. It is
comprised of all the same dances, like
Foxtrot, Tango, Swing, or Cha-Cha, but
designed to be used in practical settings
like wedding receptions, nightclubs,
business functions, or informal gatherings.

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PHILIPPINE DANCE FORMS
PHILIPPINE DANCE FORMS
PHILIPPINE DANCE FORMS
Elements
1. BODY
OF DANCE
6. MUSIC
2. THEME 7. COSTUME AND
3. DESIGN PROPS
4. ELEMENTS OF 8. CHOREOGRAPHY
MOVEMENT 9. SCENERY
5. TECHNIQUES D U C A TI O N S U M M I T
C E E
MN DAN AN MARKWORTH
P H O TO B Y D
ElementsOF DANCE
1. BODY
It is a basic component of dance. How the body initiates movement and the inner self -
perceptions, emotions, imaginations, thoughts, and intentions - are all classified as “body.”
ElementsOF DANCE
2. THEME
This is an important element and the message conveyed by the dance.

"Beauty and the Beast" "A Lovely Night" from the movie "La La Land"
3. DESIGN
This is the plan or organization of movement in time and space.
4. ELEMENTS OF MOVEMENT
It is the medium of dance.
a. SPACE - area or environment
b. TIME - it determines the rhythm, tempo, and duration of
movements.
c. DURATION - length of time
d. FORCE - energy
e. DYNAMICS - force of movement

5. TECHNIQUES
The skill in executing movement.

6. MUSIC
Motivates the movement of the dancers; melodic and
harmonious accompaniment background.
7. COSTUME AND PROPS
It enhances the effect of the dance. It is also reflective of the
customs, beliefs, and environment of the people.

Ballet Dress Tinikling Dance Chinese Fan Dance


8. CHOREOGRAPHY
Forms and arrangement

9. SCENERY
Setting of background and place of action
The Musical Art
Table of 01. Musical Arts and
Orchestral Instruments

CONTENTS 02. Origin of Music


03. Music as Performing Arts
04. Types of Music
05. The Orchestral Instrument
and
MUSICAL ARTS THE ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS
Art music is described as cultivated music in Western societies.
It is contrasted with pop and folk music.
Art music includes written musical traditions with advanced structural and
theoretical considerations.
Classical music is the main tradition in Western countries.
Classical music has two extensions: serious music and light music.
Genres of art music have evolved over time from medieval to
contemporary eras.
Musical genres are relative to time and change
significantly with each generation.
Origin of MUSIC
Of all human inventions, music is
seemingly the most celebrated
discovery on earth. The genres of
art music dates way back around
the 11th century, and before the
16th century, the staff notation
system of art music started.
Music as
performing ART
The performing arts range from vocal and
instrumental music, dance and theatre to
pantomime, sung verse and beyond. Music is
perhaps the most universal of the performing
arts and is found in every society, most often
as an integral part of other performing art
forms and other domains of intangible cultural
heritage including rituals, festive events or
oral traditions.
Types of MUSIC
01 Classical Music 02 Country Music
This is a serious or conventional Country music is music that
music following long-established
developed from Southern
principles.
Americas folk and western
cowboy music in the rural
regions of the Southern
United States in the 1920s.
Types of MUSIC
03 Electronic Music 04 Jazz
The term Electronic music today At the beginning of the 20th
suggests that the character and century, African American
quality of the music is synthetic, communities in southern areas
the music is created and of the United States invented
manipulated by electronics Jazz music, which is a
instead of performance by combination of European and
acoustic instruments. African music traditions.
Types of MUSIC
05 Latin Music 06 Pop Music
It originates from the broader Latin It is identified as the hits most often
word mainly from Latin America played on radio, that which attracts
with fusions by Latinos of the the largest audiences, sells the
United States as what as genres most copies, and the musical style
from European countries such as that displayed by the biggest
Portugal and Spain. Language, The audience therefore.
Cultural of the Artist, Geography
and Music Style is the main
element that define Latin music.
Types of MUSIC
07 Metal 08 Punk
It is characteristic of powerful and Developed between 1974 and 1976
loud bass drums and aggresive in the United States, United
electric guitars. It was developed in Kingdom, and Australia. It is a type
the United Kingdom in the 1960 and of Rock Music Genre based on
early 1970s and also in the United Garage rock Protopunk music.
States.
Types of MUSIC
09 Rap Music 10 Reggae
It is originated among African- Arose from Jamaica in the late
Americans inner city street culture 1960s. Reggae music refers to a
in the 1970s. It is considered as a style that developed from Ska and
mainstream type and is popular Rock Steady.
among people of all ages and
background around the world.
Types of MUSIC
11 Rhythm and Blues 12 Rock Music
This is a genre of popular music This is popular music that evolved
that originated in African American from rock and roll and pop music
communities in the 1940s. during the mid and late 1960s.
TheORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENT
An orchestra is really a large ensemble of instrumentalists

playing together in one of four 'families'. Orchestral families are

what we call the groups of instruments and comprise: strings,

woodwind, brass and percussion.


woodwind instruments
The instruments in this family all used to be
made of wood, which gives them their name.
Today, they are made of wood, metal, plastic or
some combination. They are all basically narrow
cylinders or pipes, with holes, an opening at the
bottom end and a mouthpiece at the top. You
play them by blowing air through the
mouthpiece (that's the "wind" in "woodwind")
and opening or closing the holes with your
fingers to change the pitch. Metal caps called
keys cover the holes of most woodwind
instruments.
piccolo
A shorter version of the flute is called the piccolo,
which means small in Italian. At half the size of a
standard flute, piccolos play the highest notes of all
the woodwinds; in the orchestra one of the flute
players will also play piccolo if that instrument is
required. The high piping sound of the piccolo is also
heard in traditional drum corps and marching band
music.
flute
The flute is the oldest of all instruments
that produce pitched sounds (not just
rhythms), and was originally made from
wood, stone, clay or hollow reeds like
bamboo. Modern flutes are made of
silver, gold or platinum; there are
generally 2 to 4 flutes in an orchestra.
clarinet
The clarinet could easily be mistaken
for an oboe, except for the mouthpiece,
which uses a single reed. Clarinets come
in a number of different sizes, and the
standard B-flat clarinet is just over 2
feet long. Some musical works require
the clarinetist to play several types of
clarinet in the same piece.
oboe
The oboe is a 2 foot long black cylinder
with metal keys covering its holes, and
its mouthpiece uses a double reed,
which vibrates when you blow through
it. This vibration of the reed makes the
air inside the oboe move, and thus
creates sound. To play it, hold the oboe
upright, blow through the double reed
in your mouth, and use both hands to
press down on the keys to open and
close the holes and change the pitch.
bassoon
The bassoon is a long pipe, doubled in
half, made of wood, with many keys.
The bend in the pipe makes it possible
for musicians to play it comfortably. If
it were straight, the bassoon would be
around 9 feet long! Like the oboe, the
bassoon uses a double reed, which is
fitted into a curved metal
mouthpiece.
string instruments
Compises the largest sectlon of the
orchestra. Crafted by carving, shaping and
gluing wood pleces together, no nails or
screws are used. Each instrument has four
strings, the vibration of which makes the
instrument ound. Come in many sizes: the
larger the instrument, the ower the sound,
the smaller the instrument, the higher the
sound. Soundis made on string instruments
by playing their strings two ways: plucking
or bowing.
Violin: Smallest member of family
Viola: Slightly larger than violin with a much warmer and lower tone
Cello: Bass member of family; musician must sit to play instrument.
bass instruments
Metallic loops of tubing, in different
lengths, with a mouthpiece at one end
and a bell shape at the other. The longer
the length of tubing, the lower the
sound. Brass players' lips act as reeds.
Sound is produced by buzzing with the
lips while blowing in the mouthpiece.
Most have valves that are pressed and
released to change and produce
different tones
percussion instrume
The percussion family is the largest in the orchestra.
Percussion instruments include any instrument that
makes a sound when it is hit, shaken, or scraped. It's not
easy to be a percussionist because it takes a lot of
practice to hit an instrument with the right amount of
strength, in the right place and at the right time. Some
percussion instruments are tuned and can sound
different notes, like the xylophone, timpani or piano, and
some are untuned with no definite pitch, like the bass
drum, cymbals or castanets. Percussion instruments keep
the rhythm, make special sounds and add excitement and
color. Unlike most of the other players in the orchestra, a
percussionist will usually play many different
instruments in one piece of music. The most common
percussion instruments in the orchestra include the
timpani, xylophone, cymbals, triangle, snare drum, bass
drum, tambourine, maracas, gongs, chimes, celesta, and
piano.
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