mapeh 7th grade 2nd quarter

Gangsa (Cordillera, Luzon)

a flat gong

Kudyapi (Visayas)

Two-stringed boat-lute

Kulintang (Mindanao)

set of horizontally laid gongs

Singkil (Maranao, Mindanao)

A folk dance revolves around the tale of Princess Gandingan

Sayaw sa Parol (Dance of the Lantern)

Traditional Filipino folk dance originating from Pampanga, Central Luzon.

Komedya (Visayas)

a vibrant form of musical theater, usually Christians against Moors

Banduria

small pear-shaped plucked instrument

Octavina

small guitar with a shorter neck

Parol

star-shaped lantern that symbolizes the Star of Bethlehem

Wayang (Indonesia)

Theatrical presentations based on the epic myths of the Mahabharata and Ramayana from India.

Wayang Kulit

Is a puppet theater that uses the shadow of the puppets mounted on sticks

Dalang

The master that manages the puppets, sings, and more.

Wayang Golek

Doll-puppet theater

Nang Yai (Thailand)

Refers to large leather puppets used in shadow plays

Mua Roi Nuoc (Vietnam)

from of folk art that evolved from entertaining royalty.

Originated in the Red River Delta

Mua Roi Nuoc

Sbek Thom (Cambodia)

Unique form of shadow puppetry where puppets are made from tanned cowhide

Legong Dance (Indonesia)

Depicting mythical stories

Originated as the "dance of the royal palace"

Legong Dance

Pendet (Bali, Indonesia)

Ritual dance performed by women during religious ceremonies

Ram Thai (Thailand)

Portrays stories from Indian epic "Ramayana"

Also known as Thai masked dance-drama

Ram Thai

Khon (Thailand)

Depicts the life of Rama

Joget (Malacca, Malaysia)

Traditional lively Malay dance performed during cultural celebrations and weddings.

Zapin (Malaysia)

Traditional malay dance with influences from Middle Eastern culture

Xoan (Phu Tho, Vietnam)

Declared 2017 Intalgible Cultural Heritage

Hat Dance (Vietnam)

Tells stories about rural life

Songkran (Thai New Year)

Rituals such as pouring scented water on Buddha images and elder's hands are observed.

Diwali (India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia)

Festival of Lights

Loy Krathong (Thailand)

Symbolizes the release of negativity.