Music and Arts 7 Quarter 3 Week 3 and 4 Theater-Bodabil, Senakulo,Philippines Street, Protest. • Street Theater- Performance on the street or in public places inspired by the stories people get from their surroundings (Nanglihan et al, 2018) • Nationalism – is an ideology based on the premise that the individual’s loyalty and devotion to the nation-state surpass other individual or group interests. • Post - war Philippines – many scholars consider the beginning of post-war Philippines as the period when the country gained full independent from its American colonizers in 1946 until the 1970s • Kundiman – a classics form of Filipino love song – or so it seemed to colonialist forces in the Philippines. In Kundiman, the singer who expresses undying love for his beloved is actually singing for love of country. Theater • A Legacy Of Story Stelling - Theater in the Philippines boats a long history, with influences from indigenous traditions, Spanish, colonization, and American occupation. A variety of theatrical forms have emerged over time. • From Traditional To Modern - These forms range from traditional theatrical styles like Bodabil and Senakulo to modern and contemporary theater, reflecting contemporary themes and perspectives. Bodabil 1. Origin – a fusion of vaudeville and local traditions 2. Content – includes comedic sketches, musical performance, and dramatic acts. 3. Impact – popular form of entertainment in the early 20th century. Senakulo 1. Religious Drama – a traditional form of passion play. 2. Story – depicts the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. 3. Impact – Performed during Holy Week, a significant religious tradition. Philippines Street, Protest and Contemporary Theater • Street Theater – engages the public with its themes and messages. • Protest Theater – often used as a form of social commentary and political activism. • Contemporary – a diverse movement exploring various themes and styles. Indonesia Pusaka (Nationalistic Song) 1. Meaning Lyrics – Often express themes of love for the country, history, and culture 2. Energetic Melodies – Inspire a sense of national pride unity. 3. Cultural Heritage – Play a vital role in preserving and promoting Filipino heritage. Music • Traditional Music - Folk song, indigenous instrument, and diverse regional styles. • Modern Music – Pop, Rock, and contemporary genres have gained popularity. • Musical Theater – A growing and vibrant genre in the Philippines. DANCE • FOLK DANCE – Reflects Filipino • CONTEMPORARY DANCE – Explore new forms of expression and storytelling. culture, traditions, and history. Conclusion • The performing arts in the Philippines offer a rich tapestry of creativity and cultural expression. From traditional forms to modern innovations, these arts continue to captivate audiences and inspire new generations. • The Ati-atihan Festival, celebrated every January, humors the Santo Nino (Child Jesus) and is widely observed by Filipino around the world. It became an annual event in Kalibo, Aklan, after a testament was signed on june 11, 1871, by the local priest and businessmen, including Jose Gomez, Basilio Gomez, and Pedro Fuentes. • The testament was legalized by Ramon Barrios, the Gobenadorcilio of Kalibo at that time. In 1963, the first tribal group competition was introduced, marking a significant development in the festival’s history. What is the origin of the Ati-Atihan Festival? Divide into 2 groups 1. One group will research the Sinulog Festival (Cebu City), and the other will research the Dinagyang Festival (Iloilo City). 2..Research and write Information: • Find details about the festival’s connection to the Ati-Atihan Festival. • Focus on the devotion to Senor Sto. Nino and how it is expressed through street dancing. • Write the key points clearly on a cartolina. 3. PRESENT YOUR FINDINGS: • After writing each group will present their findings to the class. 4. Be Ready to Discuss: • Be prepared to explain the similarities and unique features of each festival.
