PANGALAY-Inspired Folk Dance | Philippine Cultural Heritage [Filipino Muslim Yakan Costume & Music]
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The Pangalay Folk Dance of
The Pangalay Folk Dance of the Sulu Archipelago - Meaning, Music, Design and History [Traditional Yakan Dances of the Philippines]. Pangalay aka igal, and pansak/pamansak specifically refer to a traditional dance form popular in the Sulu Archipelago among the Tausug, Sama/Samal, Sama Dilaut/Badjao, Jama Mapun, and Yakan. It is also known as gandingan among the Yakan. Pangalay comes from the Tausug verb mangalay, meaning “to dance.” It is identical to the igal of the Sama and the Sama Dilaut, igal being the generic term for “dance” in the Sulu Archipelago. Pangalay / Paunjalay Folk Dance - Ethnic Muslim Cultural Dance. Philippines culture thru Folk dances and Cultural dance. Check out this video for Pangalay inspired folk dance / muslim dance technique and pangalay dance steps. This video can be used as pangalay dance steps tutorial. You can also have an idea on pangalay dance costume for girls and boys. You can also download the music on this video using online video downloader to mp3 [free pangalay folk dance music download]. Classifications of Philippine Folk Dance: Yakan Muslim Dance & Tribal Dance in Mindanao: characterized by vivid colors and rhythmic movements which reflect the influence of Arabian and Indo-Malaysian cultures. tribal dances performed essential "for the gods" ceremonial and ritual type dances. Pangalay Dance - The Pangalay Dance Style of the Philippines: An Intangible Cultural Heritage. Pangalay: literally, a gift offering. Pangalay also means “temple of dance” in Sanskrit. Pangalay antedates Christianity and Islam in the Philippines. Among Philippine indigenous dances, the pangalay dance style has the richest movement vocabulary. It is the closest to a classical form. Pangalay is a living link to the traditional dance cultures of Asia with closest affinity to the Indian, Javanese, Thai, Burmese and Cambodian styles of classical dancing. The beauty of the pangalay dance style is that it can be danced to any type of music, Asian as well as Western. The pangalay can be danced by anyone and everyone in the community, regardless of age or status. It can be danced in any space, be it on a boat, on a house-porch or on the beach. Pangalay is basically pure dancing.
Among the Yakan who speak Yakan Bahasa, a language variant of Sinama and Tausug, this dance is known as pansak which also means “dance.” Another term for pamansak in Yakan Bahasa is “gandingan,” coming from the word ganding, which is a style in playing traditional instruments. The steps in gandingan is formal and regal compared to pamansak, characterized by slow and flowing movements performed during the ceremonial gatherings of the Yakan elite and members of the royalty. In Tawi-Tawi, the term pamansak is synonymous with pangalay or igal performed on top of two bamboo poles, popularly known as igal/pangalay ha taas patung.
In Basilan, the gandingan or pamansak performance is accompanied by the tagungguh, a gong ensemble consisting of three gongs of different sizes, a set of kwintangan tumbaga, five knobbed gongs in graduated sizes, and the gandang, a split bamboo tube. Yakan dancers wear the sawwal or loose trousers from an intricately woven fabric called sinelu’an. The sawwal has tight-fitting legs from knee-down, with a knee-joinery line called bakiyaq and leg tassels made of silk threads called jambu. The badju is the tight-fitting top with long and tight sleeves made of woven material and decorated with gold buttons called batawi. The male badju is usually open at the front with a pair of jambu sewn at the collar while the female version is closed by string or by a pentagonal chest covering called lapi. The women wear the olos or tubular skirt fastened around the waist. The men wear the kandit or belt made of gilim or red cotton cloth tediously coiled around the waist. To symbolize bravery and strength, men don a pis or head-cloth.
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