MAPEH: 2nd Quarter - MT #1

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Dance Mixers

A type of social dance that involves changing partners

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SDG #3

Good Health and Well-Being

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Alahoy Dance

Seen at festivals and celebrations, and distinguished by vibrant and energetic motions

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Alahoy

Term has no direct translation but can be translated as “Hello”, “Goodbye”, and “See you later”

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Heel and Toe Change Step

Involves steps Heel in Front, Point Toe Bwd., Step Close, Step

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Kamayan Dance

Involves shaking hands with your partners

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Kamayan Dance

Involves making two circles, wherein the inner circle the boys face counter-clockwise and in the outer circle the girls face clockwise

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Kaibigan Dance

Involves square and round dancing to make a comfortable environment

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Do-si-do

Popular square dancing step

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Apat-apat Dance

Distinguished by fast and energetic motions, and commonly accompanied by Filipino traditional music

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Batangas

Where Apat-apat dance originates from

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Apat-apat Dance

Joyous dance typically done at weddings, festivals, and other special occasions

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Baroque Music

A style of western art music

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Barrocco

French word where the word “Baroque” comes from, meaning irregularly shaped pearl

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Roman Catholic Church

Encouraged the development of Baroque music

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Opera

Dramatic form of theatre including scenery, props, and costumes

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Oratorio

Religious and large-scale work for orchestras and voices

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Cantata

Musical composition intended to be sung for wakes

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Cantare

Italian word where “Cantata” comes from, meaning to sing