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Lesson 3 P.E

The document discusses fundamental dance steps in 2/4 and 3/4 time signatures used in Philippine traditional dances. In 2/4 time, there are touch steps, bleking steps, cross steps, and more grouped by note patterns and counts. In 3/4 time, basic steps include waltz steps, cross waltzes, redoba, mazurka steps, and sway balance steps. Additional steps like mincing, shuffling, and chasing are also detailed.

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Lesson 3 P.E

The document discusses fundamental dance steps in 2/4 and 3/4 time signatures used in Philippine traditional dances. In 2/4 time, there are touch steps, bleking steps, cross steps, and more grouped by note patterns and counts. In 3/4 time, basic steps include waltz steps, cross waltzes, redoba, mazurka steps, and sway balance steps. Additional steps like mincing, shuffling, and chasing are also detailed.

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Lesson 3:

 Fundamental Dance Steps in 2/4 and 3/4


Time Signature

A. Traditional Folk Dance Steps In 2/4 Time Signature


The dance steps used in Philippine traditional dances are combinations of
the basic natural movements. Listed below are the dance steps in 2/4 time which
are grouped according to note patterns and their corresponding counts as
suggested by the number of movements.

A. Note Pattern I I = 1 measure


Count 1 2

1. Touch Step Point R (ct.1); close R to L (ct.2)


2. Bleking Step Place R heel forward R (ct.1); close R to L (ct.2)
4. Cross Step Step R (ct.1); cross step L across R (ct.2)
5. Hop Step Step R (ct.1); hop on R (ct.2)
6. Brush Step Step R (ct.1); brush L (ct.2)
7. Slide Step Slide R (ct.1); slide L to R (ct.2)
8. Swing Step Step R (ct.1); swing L across R (ct.2)

B. Note Pattern I I = 1 measure


Count 1 and 2

1. Change Step Step R (ct.1); close L to R (ct. and), step R (ct.2)


2. Cross Change Step Cross step R across L (ct.1); close L to R (ct. and); step R
(ct.2)
3. Contraganza Leap R to swd R (ct.1); cross step L across R (ct. and); step R (ct.2)

C. Note Pattern I I = 1 measure


Count 1 2 and

1. Habanera Step Step R (ct.1); close L to R (ct.2): step R in place (ct. and)
D. Note Pattern I I = 1 measure

Count 1 and 2 and

1. Plain polka Step R (ct.1); close L to R (ct. and); step R (ct.2); pause (ct.2)

B. Traditional Dance Steps In 3/4 Time


Listed below are the basic dance steps in 3 time that are grouped according
to note patterns and their corresponding counts as suggested by the number of
movements.

A. Note Pattern I I= 1 measure


Count 1 2 3

1. Waltz step Step R (ct.1); close L to R (ct.2); step R in Place (ct.3)


2. Cross Waltz Cross-step R across L (ct.1); close L to R (ct.2); step R in
place (ct.3)
3. Waltz Balance Step R (ct.1); close L to R and raise both heels (ct.2); heels
down (ct.3)
4. Redoba Slide R in second position (ct.1); cut R with L (ct.2); cut L
with R (ct.3)
5. Mazurka step Slide R (ct.1); cut R with L (ct.2); hop L and swing R
backward in front of L (ct.3)
6. Step-Swing-Hop Step R (ct.1); swing L across R in front (ct.2); hop on R (ct.3)
7. Step-Brush-Swing-Hop Step R (ct.1); brush L and swing (ct.2); hop R (ct.3)

B. Note Pattern: I I = 1 measure


Count 1-2 3

1. Touch Step Point R (ct.1-2); close L to R (ct.3)


2. Bleking Step Heel place R (cts.1-2); close L to R (ct.3)
3. Close Step Step R (cts.1-2); close L to R (ct.3)
4. Slide Step Slide L (cts.1-2); close L to R (ct.3)
5. Cross Step Step R (cts. 1-2); cross step L across R (ct.3)
6. Hop step Step R (cts. 1-2); hop on R (ct.3)
7. Brush Step Step R (cts.1-2); brush L (ct.3)
8. Swing step Step R (cts. 1-2); swing L across R (ct.3)
C. Note Pattern: I I I = 2 measures

Count 1-2 3 1 2-3

1. Sway Balance with a point Step R (cts.1-2);cross-step L across R (ct.3); step R


bckd (ct.1); point L in front (ct.2-3)
2. Sway Balance with a raise Step R (ct.1-2); cross-step across R (ct.3); step R bckd
(ct.1); raise and swing left L in front (ct.2-3)
3. Sway Balance with a brush Step R(ct.1-2); cross-step L across R (ct.3); step R bckd
(ct.1); brush L frd (ct.2-3)
4. Sway Balance with a hop Step R(cts.1-2); cross-step L across R (ct.3); step R
(ct.1); hop on R (cts. 2-3)
5. Sway Balance with a close Step R (cts.1-2); cross-step L across R (ct.1); step R
bckd (ct.1); close L to R (cts.2-3)
6. Engano with a close Step R swd (cts. 1-2); cross-step L across R (ct.3); step
R swd (ct.1); close L t R (cts.2-3)

D. Note Pattern I I= 1 measure


Count 1 and 2 and 3 and

1. Mincing Steps With feet in 5th position and heels raised, take as many tiny
steps. Swd. ( 1 step on every count)
2. Shuffling steps With feet flat on floor, make small slides frd. (1 slide on
every count)
3. Chasing steps With one foot leading, execute successive close steps to any
direction.

E. Note Pattern I I I =2 measure


Count 1 and 2 3 1 and 2 3

1. Kuradang step Step R (ct.1); close L to R (ct. and); step R diagonally fwd
(ct.2); cross-step L across R (ct.3); step R diagonally bkwd R
(ct.1); close L to R (ct. and); step R (ct.2); point L (ct.3)

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