It would cover all ethnic cultures, whether European, American, African, Polynesian, Asian, Middle Eastern. It would also include village folk dance, urban popular dance (swing, tango), classic dance (Kathak, Bharat Nayam), tribal dance, tap/step dance, educational dance and many more types.

Explanation:

• Hop on your right foot.
• Hop another time on the right foot. Perform these steps between both poles:
• Step on the left foot.
• Step on the right foot.
• Hop on the left foot outside the poles.
• Hop again on the left foot outside both poles.
• Step on your right foot.
• Step on your left foot.

MUSIC The music used in this dance are folk music arranged using folk instruments such as rondalla, kulintang, gimbal, kudyapi and etc.

And also have a 4 figure steps; first gigure is the heel and toe change step; second figure is the rock and galop;third is the clap,change and turn;fourth is the touch and jump.

The word pandanggo is from the Spanish fandango, a dance in 3/4 time. Pandanggo sa Ilaw simulates the light and flight of fireflies at dusk or dawn. It depicts the courtship of a young man to a maiden that captured his interest. In Lingayen, Pangasinan, Pandanggo sa Ilaw is called “Oasiwas,” or swinging.

What is the costume of Pandanggo sa Ilaw? Costume: Traditional Filipino costume: Ladies wear Mestiza dress or modified version of mestiza dress. Men wear Barongs. Material is made out of pineapple fibers.

This preview shows page 1 – 9 out of 33 pages. Pandanggo sa ilaw / Oasis Origin: Lubang Island, Mindoro (Visayas) This popular dance of grace and balance comes from Lubang Island, Mindoro in the Visayas region.

Cordillera suite : dances from the mountainous regions of Northern Philippines. Composed of dances featuring the Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Kalinga-Apayao and the Mountain Province tribes.