GROUP 1 LANCE,PAULA,JANINE (PowerPoint).pptx

This PowerPoint presentation contains the different ares of dance in every world like I'm igorot moro and many more

1. Different eras of dance

2. Anthropologists used the term "primitive cultures" to describe non-European groups and customs, but it has a biased connotation. Contemporary anthropologists use other words like "bands" and "tribes."

3. Japan About country here Indonesia About country here About Igorot There are six Igorot ethnolinguistic tribes living in Luzon's mountain terrains: the Bontoc, Ifugao, Benguet, Apayo , and the Kalinga tribes, which retained much of their anito religions. Their lives have been centered on appeasing their gods and maintaining a harmonious relationship between spirits and man. Dances are usually linked to rituals for a good harvest, health, prayers for peace, and safety in war.

4. Indonesia About country here Malaysia About country here About Moro The Moro people are the various usually unrelated Muslim Filipino ethnic groups. Most of their dances are marked by intricate hand and arm movements, accompanied by instruments such as the agong and kulintang.

5. Malaysia About country here Dubai About country here About Lumad. The non-Islamized natives of Mindanao are collectively known as the Lumad people. Like the Tagakaulo , they still practice worshiping anitos through dance.

6. Dubai About country here Canada About country here About Ancient Egypt Dance was an important part of ancient Egyptian culture. Dancers were frequently depicted in murals, tomb paintings, and temple engravings. Dance was performed for various purposes, including religious rituals, social occasions, and funerary practices. Hand clapping, finger snapping, tambourines, drums, and body slapping provided dance rhythms, while flutes, harps, lyres, and clarinets provided music. Dancers wore various costumes and accessories, makeup, and jewelry.

7. Canada About country here Japan About country here About Greek & Bacchanalian Dance Dance was an important activity in ancient Greece. It was believed to be one of the civilizing activities, along with wine-making and music. Greek Mythology was written by poets like Homer and dance was seen as a way to communicate wisdom and truth. Learning to dance was considered a necessary part of education, which favored learning an appreciation of beauty. Ancient Greece drove a sharp distinction between the Apollonian dance, which was ceremonial and slower, and the Dionysian dance, which was about passion, panic and desire. The synthesis of the Apollonian and the Dionysian is the art of dance.

8. Japan About country here Indonesia About country here About Christianized Filipinos In the Philippines, dancing has been a part of the culture for thousands of years. People danced to appease the gods, celebrate a hunt or harvest, or mimic the exotic life forms around them. Tribal dances like Dugso , Sohten , and Lawin-Lawin are still kept alive in performance by Filipino folk dance troupes and cultural institutions.

9. Indonesia About country here Malaysia About country here About Nobility Baroque dance was a popular style of dancing during the 17th and 18th centuries, influenced and promoted by Louis XIV. The style dominated until the French Revolution and had great social and political importance. Louis founded the Académie Royale de Danse in 1661, which devised a system of notation to make learning new dances easier for dancing masters.

10. Malaysia About country here Dubai About country here About Early Renaissance Period Dance rose to prominence during the European Renaissance. Unfortunately, no choreographic descriptions survive from the 14th century. The dances of the aristocracy were documented in the 15th century. The primary dance of the Burgundian court was the stately Bassedanse . The Italian court's epitome of dance was the Ballo , featuring beautifully designed choreographies with a wide variety of steps, figures, and rhythms.

11. Dubai About country here Canada About country here About Courts of Europe Renaissance dances can be divided into court dances and country dances. Court dances required training and were for display, while country dances were for everyone. The earliest manuscripts with detailed dance instructions come from 15th-century Italy, and the first printed English source appeared in 1651. The dances varied from slow and stately to fast and energetic. Queen Elizabeth I enjoyed galliards.

12. Let’s have a short activity! “Promote Cultural Beats.” Description Score: 1 2 3 4 5 The group shows effort for the activity. The group was able to coordinate with its members. The group was able to promote their culture based on their understanding.

13. Let’s have a short quiz! It is a term for a group of non-European groups. Primitive Cultures Pro-player Igorot 2. Then, later on, change into___ by the modern anthropologist. Rapper Dancer Tribes or Bands

14. 3. It is a tribe living in Luzon's mountain terrain. Lumad Igorot Jews 4. They're tribes that are known for using Kulintang and Agong . Lumad Igorot Moro

15. 5. Tagakaulo is from this ethnic group. Lumad Igorot Dancers 6. Dancers were frequently depicted in the murals' tomb paintings and temple engravings. Nobility Ancient Egypt Courts of Europe

16. 7. A very important dance in ancient Greece. Greek & Bacchanalian Dance Igorot Courts of Europe 8. Dominated until the French Revolution and had great social and political importance. Dancing Early Renaissance Period Nobility

17. 9. Dance rose to prominence during the European Renaissance. Nobility Early Renaissance Period Courts of Europe 10. The dances varied from slow and stately to fast and energetic. Which is enjoyed by Queen Elizabeth the First. Nobility Lumad Igorot