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    The document discusses time signature in music and dance, explaining that it refers to how musical notes are grouped into measures, with examples given in 2/4 time. Various dance steps are then defined that can be performed to a 2/4 time signature, including the brush step, close step, change step, and more. Students are instructed to practice these dance steps to a song called "Bahay Kubo" set in 2/4 time.

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    Walang Pamagat Na Dokumento

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    The document discusses time signature in music and dance, explaining that it refers to how musical notes are grouped into measures, with examples given in 2/4 time. Various dance steps are then defined that can be performed to a 2/4 time signature, including the brush step, close step, change step, and more. Students are instructed to practice these dance steps to a song called "Bahay Kubo" set in 2/4 time.

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    The document discusses time signature in music and dance, explaining that it refers to how musical notes are grouped into measures, with examples given in 2/4 time. Various dance steps are then defined that can be performed to a 2/4 time signature, including the brush step, close step, change step, and more. Students are instructed to practice these dance steps to a song called "Bahay Kubo" set in 2/4 time.

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    Walang Pamagat Na Dokumento

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    The document discusses time signature in music and dance, explaining that it refers to how musical notes are grouped into measures, with examples given in 2/4 time. Various dance steps are then defined that can be performed to a 2/4 time signature, including the brush step, close step, change step, and more. Students are instructed to practice these dance steps to a song called "Bahay Kubo" set in 2/4 time.

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    1.Appreciate the importance of time signature in the execution of the steps.

    2.The teacher will demonstrate the dance steps with the pattern and counting in 2 4
    time signature.

    3. Students will interpret and demonstrate the dance steps in 2 4 time signature. With
    the patterns and counting.

    4. Give them time to practice to memorize the dance steps with the pattern and
    counting.

    What is time signature?

    Time signature is musical notation for the way notes are arranged into measures.

    Example : 2 , 3, 4

    ¨ 4 4 4

    The top number represents the number of beats (or notes) measure of music and the bottom
    number represents the value of those beats.

    ¨ 2 4 signature
    ¨ 2 means= two quarter notes or two counts
    ¨ 4 means= quarter notes will receive one beat
    ¨ Counting and clapping
    ¨ Example:
    ¨ 1, 2….. 1&, 2..

    1, 2& 1&, 2&


    Application:

    song- bahay kubo

    Action- hand clapping and feet stamping

    Bahay Kubo

    Lea Salonga
    Bahay-kubo, kahit munti ---------------------------hand clapping
    Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari------------------feet stamping
    Singkamas at talong-------------------------------- hand clapping

    Sigarilyas at mani-----------------------------------feet stamping


    Sitaw, bataw, patani----------------------- hand clapping

    Kundol, patola, upo't kalabasa------------------feet stamping


    At tsaka mayro'n pang--------------------- hand clapping

    Labanos, mustasa-----------------------------feet stamping


    Sibuyas, kamatis, bawang at luya----------------hand clapping

    Sa paligid-ligid ay puno ng linga------------------feet stamping


    Bahay-kubo, kahit munti---------------- hand clapping

    Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari------------------feet stamping


    Singkamas at talong---------------------- hand clapping

    Sigarilyas at mani--------------------------------feet stamping


    Sitaw, bataw, patani---------------- ------hand clapping

    Kundol, patola, upo't kalabasa------------------feet stamping


    At tsaka mayro'n pang-------------------------- hand clapping

    Labanos, mustasa-------------------------------feet stamping


    Sibuyas, kamatis, bawang at luya-----------hand clapping

    Sa paligid-ligid ay puno ng linga--------------feet stamping


    Sa paligid-ligid ay puno ng linga-------------- hand clapping
    ¨ What is dance terms?

    ¨ Dance Terms –definition

    example:

    step, brush, hop, cross

    ¨ Dance Steps- combination of dance terms ( dance patterns)

    example:

    Brush step close step change step,

    ¨ Some of the dance steps in 2 4 signatures

    DANCE STEPS IN 2 4 DANCE PATTERNS WITH COUNTING


    SIGNATURE

    Bleking Step Place the R heel in fourth in front (1),step R close to L foot in first
    position (. 2),

    Brush Step Step R foot in front (1), brush L foot in front (2,)

    Close step- Step R foot , (1), close L to R foot (2)

    This may be executed in any directions.

    Change Step- Step R foot in front (1), step L close to R foot in rear (and )

    step R foot quickly in front (. 2).

    This may be executed in any directions.

    Contraganza Leap R, (1) cross L ( and) - R step (2) , step L ( and)


    Cross Step Step R foot , (1), cross L to R foot (2)

    . or cross R foot , (1), step L to R foot (2)

    This may be executed in any directions

    Hop Step Step R foot ( 1), hop L to R foot (2) =

    This may be executed in any directions

    Mincing Step With heels raise ,take many steps

    Step-Point Step R foot in front (1), point L foot in front (. 2)


    This may be executed in all directions

    Shuffling With both feet flat on floor, take tiny slide steps (1 and 2 and)

    Steps This may be executed in any directions.

    Slide Step Slide R foot sideward (1), close L foot R foot (. 2)

    This may be executed in all directions

    Swing Step Step R foot in front (1), Swing L foot sideward (. 2)

    This may be executed in all directions

    Touch step- Point R foot in front (1), step R close to L (2).

    This is commonly done in front

    Activity for Next week: Practicum on dance steps with the dance pattern

    PracticeDance step in 2 4 signature with the music

    Leron Leron Sinta

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