Philippine folk dances / Francisca Reyes Aquino

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: ; Volume FivePublication details: Manila, Philippines : [publisher not identified], c1960Description: viii, 132 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • GV 1703.P6 .A685 1960
Contents:
Alay -- Balse -- Escotis -- Inday na kunday -- Jotabal -- Jota Gumaquena -- Kasaganaan -- Kinoton -- Kumakaret -- Lagundi -- Makonggo -- Miligoy -- Palakis -- Panchita -- Pandanguiado buraweno -- Pangalay -- Rice Festival -- Singkil -- Surtido Cebuano -- Surtido norte -- tinolabong -- Virgoire -- Classified index.
Summary: To leaf through the pages of Mrs. Francisca R. Aquino's Philippine Folk Dances (Volume V) is to visualize the grace and beauty of shy country lasses going through the intricacies of a courtship dance with their barrio swains, or to hear the merry laughter of simple barrio folk dancing with gay abandon to the strumming of guitars and snapping their fingers or clapping their hands in time to the music.
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Books Books National University - Manila LRC - Annex Relegation Room Gen. Ed - CEAS FIL GV 1703.P6 .A685 1960 vol.5 c.2 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) c.2 Available NULIB000009072

Includes index.

Alay -- Balse -- Escotis -- Inday na kunday -- Jotabal -- Jota Gumaquena -- Kasaganaan -- Kinoton -- Kumakaret -- Lagundi -- Makonggo -- Miligoy -- Palakis -- Panchita -- Pandanguiado buraweno -- Pangalay -- Rice Festival -- Singkil -- Surtido Cebuano -- Surtido norte -- tinolabong -- Virgoire -- Classified index.

To leaf through the pages of Mrs. Francisca R. Aquino's Philippine Folk Dances (Volume V) is to visualize the grace and beauty of shy country lasses going through the intricacies of a courtship dance with their barrio swains, or to hear the merry laughter of simple barrio folk dancing with gay abandon to the strumming of guitars and snapping their fingers or clapping their hands in time to the music.

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