THEATER, TRADITIONAL DANCE , AND FOLK ARTS.pptx

Traditional or Local Folk Music Common to the Philippines and
Southeast Asia
• Vocal Music
• Instrumental Music

1. Theme: “Conventional Traditional or Local Folk Music and Arts (Pre-war) Common to the Philippines and Southeast Asia” THEATER, TRADITIONAL DANCE , AND FOLK ARTS

2. THEATER ARTS Music in Traditional Theater, Dance, and Festivals in Southeast Asia Southeast Asia's diverse cultures are reflected in its rich musical traditions, which play essential roles in traditional theater, dance, and festivals. Music in the region is both artistic and ceremonial, often tied to religious practices and oral storytelling.

3. Traditional Theater Music 1.Wayang Kulit (Indonesia): Gamelan orchestras enhance shadow puppet plays with mystical sounds. 2.Likay (Thailand): Features lively, improvised music blending modern and traditional instruments 3.Yike and Lakhon (Cambodia): Pinpeat ensembles narrate epic tales with gongs, xylophones, and oboes.

4. Traditional Theater Music 3.Yike and Lakhon (Cambodia) 1.Wayang Kulit (Indonesia) 2.Likay (Thailand)

5. Dance Music 1.Used to synchronize with precise body movements. 2.Barong and Legong (Bali): Gamelan music accompanies stylized mythological dances. 3.Ramayana Ballet (Indonesia & Thailand): Orchestral music supports dramatic retellings of Hindu epics.

6. Traditional Theater Music Barong and Legong (Bali) Ramayana Ballet (Indonesia & Thailand)

7. Festival Music 1.Central to religious and seasonal celebrations. 2.Sinulog & Ati- Atihan (Philippines): Blend tribal drumming with Christian chants in vibrant parades. 1.Songkran (Lao & Thai New Year): Folk music with khaen and drums accompanies ritual dances and festivities.

8. Traditional Theater Music Sinulog & Ati-Atihan (Philippines) Songkran (Lao & Thai New Year):

9. TRADITIONAL DANCE Traditional dance represents culture and traditions. A styles include different movements used to express love, sadness, and joy. The dance consists of complex steps incorporating graceful twisting movements of the arms and body.

10. TRADITIONAL DANCE ❖Philippines ✔ Maglalatik -a folk dances that imitates a duel between two groups in conflict.This stimulation is performed during town festivals and involves the use of a “ latik ” or coconut shell worn around the waist by each dancer. ❖Singapore ✔Traditional dance in Singapore have their roots in popular forms of Chinese,Malay , and Indian dances. And also include the seductive joget , asli , and zapin.the revered and popular traditional in India bharatanatyam,bhangra . The four basic genres of Malay dances are asli,inang joget , and zapin . Asli and inang dances are classified as “adopted” Malay dances.

11. Traditional Theater Music ❖Philippines Maglalatik ❖Singapore Traditional dance in Singapore have their roots in popular forms of Chinese,Malay, and Indian dances

12. FOLK ARTS Folk arts are handmade creations used for practical and decorative purposes, such as mats, baskets, pots, and wood carvings. These arts are part of everyday life and reflect a community’s culture through traditional colors and patterns. In the Philippines, folk arts are influenced by immigration and trade, making them distinct from those in neighboring countries. Traditional Philippine art forms include architecture, textiles, sculpture, performing arts, oral literature, and other cultural expressions.

13. Here are some popular folk arts in the Philippines 1.Weaving- in the Philippines is a unique cultural expression, with each region having its own traditional handloom style. 2.Philippine mat weaving- showcases regional designs that reflect tribal identity, heritage, and a deep bond with nature. 3.Philippine basketry- is a meaningful cultural craft that reflects heritage and skilled artistry beyond everyday use. 4.Wood carving- is an ancient craft that reflects the rich cultural heritage and artistic expressions of communities worldwide.

14. Here are common types of folk arts in the Philippines ❖Embroidery is a a technique in which a needle is used to create a decorative pattern on fabric. The motifs are traditionally expressed in threads and composed of different types of stitches. 1.Abra - the “ Itneg or Tingunian people in Abra are known for their weaving techniques called “ kinamay ”. 3.T’bolls in Lake Sebu - are traditionally known for their t’nalak , a three-color abaca cloth that comes in deep maroon,black or brown,and white. 2.Lumban, Laguna- the craftsmen of Lumban,Laguna are well known for their production of finely crafted and embroidered barongs.The artisand in Lumban are known for their “ calado ” embroidery technique.

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