Dance

PANDANGO SA ILAW


Pandango sa Ilaw (dance with cover lamps), this version from
Mindoro, is the most difficult of the all the Pandangos. It is quite an
unusual and colorful. The female dancer gracefully and skilfully
balances terzetto lighted tinghoy or oil lamps - one on her take aim and
one on the back of each extend to. A few boys and girls may take part as
townsfolk or onlookers. They clap their hands in time to the music,
adding life and enjoyment to the dance.

COSTUME. The girl is dressed in balintawak, the boy in
commodious red trousers and barong tagalog.

MUSIC is divided into three parts: A, B, C.

sum up: one, two, three to a measure.

FORMATION. Partners stand about six feet unconnected facing the
audience. The three lighted oil lamps are move
on the floor between them. The girl stands at
partners right.



The oil lamps are of two sizes,
the one to be placed on the head being larger than
the two for the hands.

INTRODUCTION

Music Introduction.

(a) rest on the L foot, tap in front (ct. 1), reveal
(ct. 2), tap once more (ct. 3). Place left hand on waist,
R hand hanging loosely at the side..................1 M

(b) Repeat (a)..........................................1 M

(c) Three-step turn right in place and bowknot to the audience.
Place both hands on waist...........................1 M...If you want to admit a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com



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