Tinikling

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Tinikling is a traditional Philippine folk dance characterized by dancers skillfully stepping between rapidly clapped bamboo poles in rhythm with lively music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Philippine folk dance
associatedMusic rondalla music
string band accompaniment
category Philippine cultural heritage
folk dance with props
costume barong Tagalog for men
patadyong or balintawak dress for women
countryOfOrigin Philippines NERFINISHED
culturalOrigin Tagalog people NERFINISHED
danceFormation parallel bamboo poles on the floor
two dancers between poles
danceType rural dance
traditional dance
etymology derived from the word "tikling"
historicalEraOfDevelopment Spanish colonial period in the Philippines
inspiredBy movements of the tikling bird
isPopularIn Filipino diaspora communities NERFINISHED
Philippines NERFINISHED
movementCharacteristic hopping
jumping
side-stepping
stepping between clapped bamboo poles
musicCharacteristic fast tempo
lively
performanceContext Philippine cultural festivals
folk dance shows
school programs
tourist presentations
performanceStyle progressively increasing speed
poleLength about 6 to 12 feet
poleMaterial bamboo
poleMovementPattern clapping together and apart
recognizedAs one of the national dances of the Philippines
regionOfOrigin Leyte NERFINISHED
Visayas NERFINISHED
requires agility
coordination
sense of rhythm
rhythmicPattern 3/4 time
risk feet being struck by bamboo poles
symbolizes Filipino grace
Filipino resilience
harmony with nature
taughtIn Filipino cultural organizations abroad
Philippine schools
tiklingRefersTo a type of rail bird
typicalNumberOfDancers 2
typicalNumberOfPoleHandlers 2
usesInstrument bamboo poles

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