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Common Dance Terms in Folk Dance — Transcript

by John Michael D. Pastor · 1,027 words · 199 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00[Music]
  2. 0:20[Music]
  3. 0:33[Music]
  4. 1:15Get
  5. 1:18[Music]
  6. 1:22down.
  7. 1:24[Music]
  8. 1:39Heat. Heat.
  9. 2:10Heat. Heat.
  10. 2:23[Music]
  11. 2:49Brash weight on one foot hit the floor
  12. 2:52with the ball or heel of the other foot
  13. 2:54which is the free foot after which that
  14. 2:57foot is lifted from the floor to any
  15. 2:59direction. brush
  16. 3:03[Music]
  17. 3:13clockwise. Like the motion of the hands
  18. 3:16of a clock, right shoulder is toward the
  19. 3:18center of an imaginary circle. When
  20. 3:21facing center, the movement is toward
  21. 3:24the left clockwise.
  22. 3:28[Music]
  23. 3:35[Music]
  24. 3:39Counterclockwise,
  25. 3:40the reverse direction of clockwise. Left
  26. 3:43shoulder is toward the center of an
  27. 3:45imaginary circle. When facing center,
  28. 3:48the movement is toward the right.
  29. 3:51Counterclockwise
  30. 3:53[Music]
  31. 4:05crossed arms. Parters are facing each
  32. 4:08other or standing side by side. Girl at
  33. 4:11the right of boy. They join their left
  34. 4:14hands together and their right hands
  35. 4:16together. Either right over left or left
  36. 4:18over right. crossed arms.
  37. 4:27Cat to displace quickly one foot with
  38. 4:30the other, thus completely taking off
  39. 4:32the weight of the body from the
  40. 4:34displaced foot. Cut.
  41. 4:42[Music]
  42. 4:54[Music]
  43. 5:02Dy do the visav
  44. 5:05or opposites both advance forward pass
  45. 5:09each other's right or left side step
  46. 5:12across the right or left move backward
  47. 5:15without turning around pass each other's
  48. 5:18left or right side to proper places this
  49. 5:22is of foreign origin
  50. 5:24and is used in many Philippine
  51. 5:29draw to pull one foot along the floor
  52. 5:32close to the other which has the weight
  53. 5:34of the body. The weight may or may not
  54. 5:37be transferred.
  55. 5:39Draw
  56. 5:45[Music]
  57. 6:01[Music]
  58. 6:07Hands on waist. Place hands at the
  59. 6:09waistline or at the smallest part of the
  60. 6:12trunk. Knuckles in. Fingers pointing in.
  61. 6:16Rear. Hands and waist.
  62. 6:24[Music]
  63. 6:36Hi. To flourish or offer a handkerchief,
  64. 6:39hat or glass of wine to somebody as a
  65. 6:43sign of invitation. Hi.
  66. 6:51[Music]
  67. 7:06Hyon Hyon to place one forearm in front
  68. 7:09and the other at the back of the waist.
  69. 7:12This is a Visayian firm.
  70. 7:15Honop
  71. 7:21[Music]
  72. 7:30a spring from one foot landing on the
  73. 7:32same foot in place or in any direction.
  74. 7:35The other foot may be raised in any
  75. 7:37direction. It can be in front, in rear
  76. 7:40or back, sideward or across. Hop.
  77. 7:56Inside foot. The foot nearest one's
  78. 7:59partner when partners stand side by
  79. 8:02side. Inside.
  80. 8:08[Music]
  81. 8:13Inside hand the hand nearest one's
  82. 8:16partner when parters stand side by side.
  83. 8:21inside hand.
  84. 8:26[Music]
  85. 8:31Haleo Parkers turn once around clockwise
  86. 8:35with right elbows almost touching or
  87. 8:38counterclockwise with left elbows almost
  88. 8:40touching using walking or any kind of
  89. 8:43dance step. The hands near each other
  90. 8:46are on waist. This is a Tagalog term.
  91. 8:51Jump. Spring on one foot or both feet.
  92. 8:54Landing on both in any direction. Jump.
  93. 9:03[Music]
  94. 9:13Kuma. Moving the hand from the wrist
  95. 9:16either in a clockwise or
  96. 9:18counterclockwise direction. This is an
  97. 9:21Locano term kuma
  98. 9:26[Music]
  99. 9:35lip a spring from one foot landing on
  100. 9:38the other foot in any direction. It can
  101. 9:41be forward, sideward, backward or
  102. 9:44oblique. Oblique means the yaguna lip
  103. 9:55basa to turn the hand from the wrist
  104. 9:58halfway clockwise then a raise and lower
  105. 10:01wrist once or twice. This is an ibanag
  106. 10:06masiwa.
  107. 10:09[Music]
  108. 10:20Outside foot, the foot away from one's
  109. 10:23partner when partners stand side by
  110. 10:26side.
  111. 10:28Outside hand, the hand away from one's
  112. 10:31partner when partners stand side by
  113. 10:34side. Outside the hand
  114. 10:38[Music]
  115. 10:50to stomp in front or at the side with
  116. 10:53the right foot and top with the same
  117. 10:55foot close to the left foot. Weight of
  118. 10:59the body on left foot. This is a Tagalog
  119. 11:03turn
  120. 11:08[Music]
  121. 11:13to bend the head downward and to support
  122. 11:16the forehead with the right or left
  123. 11:18forearm or with the crook of the right
  124. 11:20or left elbow while the left or the
  125. 11:23right hand supports slightly the palm of
  126. 11:25the right or left hand. This is usually
  127. 11:28done with the left or right foot
  128. 11:30pointing in rear and knee slightly bent
  129. 11:35pivot but sometimes people pronounce
  130. 11:38this as pivot to turn with the ball heel
  131. 11:42or whole foot anx
  132. 11:53place to put foot in a certain or
  133. 11:56desired position.
  134. 11:58without putting weight on it. The sole
  135. 12:00of the foot rest on the floor. Place
  136. 12:08[Music]
  137. 12:14point. Touch the floor lightly with the
  138. 12:18toes of one foot. Weight of the body on
  139. 12:21the other foot. Point.
  140. 12:26[Music]
  141. 12:36Salok to swing the arm downward upward
  142. 12:41passing in front of the body as it's
  143. 12:43pooping. The trunk is bent forward
  144. 12:46following the movement of the arm doing
  145. 12:48the salo. This is italog
  146. 12:53salo
  147. 12:54[Music]
  148. 13:03saludo parters bow each other to the
  149. 13:07audience opposite dancers or to the
  150. 13:11neighbors with the feet together. This
  151. 13:14term is of Spanish origin and is used in
  152. 13:17almost all Philippine dances. Saludo
  153. 13:24sro
  154. 13:26cross the right or left foot in front of
  155. 13:29the left or right.
  156. 13:31Bend the body slightly forward and cross
  157. 13:34the hands or forearms down in front with
  158. 13:38the right or left hand or forearm over
  159. 13:41the left or right. This is a Visayian
  160. 13:44firm side
  161. 13:48to glide food smoothly along the floor.
  162. 13:51The movement may be finished with or
  163. 13:54without transfer of pain. slide.
  164. 14:00[Music]
  165. 14:10Stomp to bring down the foot forcibly
  166. 14:13and noisily on the floor like doing a
  167. 14:16heavy stack with or without transfer of
  168. 14:19weight. stamp.
  169. 14:22[Music]
  170. 14:37Star with the left hand. Same as star
  171. 14:40with the right hand, but joining left
  172. 14:42hands and turning counterclockwise.
  173. 14:45Star with the left hand.
  174. 14:51[Music]
  175. 14:57Start with the right hand. Four or more
  176. 15:00people join right hands at the center
  177. 15:03and circle around clockwise while
  178. 15:06walking or any kind of dance steps.
  179. 15:09Start with the right hand.
  180. 15:12[Music]
  181. 15:20Step to advise or recede by raising or
  182. 15:24moving one foot to another resting
  183. 15:27place. There is a complete transfer of
  184. 15:29weight from one foot to another. step.
  185. 15:35[Music]
  186. 15:43Supporting foot. The foot that bears the
  187. 15:46weight of the body. Supporting foot.
  188. 15:50[Music]
  189. 16:06Tap turn up slightly with the ball or
  190. 16:09toe of the free foot, flexing the ankle
  191. 16:12joint, keeping weight of the body on the
  192. 16:14other foot. There is no change or
  193. 16:17transfer of weight. Stop tap.
  194. 16:21[Music]
  195. 16:27We to make fast turns by executing small
  196. 16:30steps in place to right or left. We
  197. 16:37[Music]
  198. 16:53[Music]
  199. 17:01[Music]

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