Nakakamiss mag folk dance! Simula elementary hanggang 1st yr college nag folk dance ako. Maraming lugar ang narating ko dahil sa pagsasayaw nung bata pako.. CCP, Folk Arts theatre, mga hotels, different schools.. Hindi ko na rin natuloy ung pag member ko dati sa Philippine Barangay pero hanggang ngayon andun parin ung mga kabatch ko.. iba ibang bansa na rin napuntahan nila just to perform.. Pinakakamiss kong sayaw Malong dance, Bumaya, Pagpag, Lo jota Moncadena, Singkil, Pangalay, Maglalatik, Sayaw sa Bangko at syempre Tinikling. Ilan lang yan sa mga naaalala ko. Pero usually 4 parts ang performance namin simula sa Tribal tapos Maria Clara, thrn Muslim dance and pinakahuli ung Rural dance. Sana ang mga schools patuloy parin sa paghimok sa mga kabataan na malaman ang mga katutubong sayaw natin..
My lola was a second generation Bayanihan dancer, and I watched this performance live! It has a very different feel compared to when it's recorded in video.
The Bayanihan Dance Company has long been a repository of Philippine folk dance. It’s gratifying to know its alumni continue to preserve the Bayanihan dance and music legacy. 🇵🇭 One difference I’ve noticed between Latin American folk dances and the Spanish-influenced Philippine folk dances is the latter show the gentleness of the Filipinas and their menfolk, while Latin American steps seem more fiery and aggressive, as shown in their flamenco-like stance and footwork. (Philippine ethnic tribal dances are another story.) Just my own personal observation, having lived closely with both Philippine and Latino cultures.
Singkil is the classiest, most elegant Filipino dance. It makes you remember how in pre-spanish times, there was once a flourishing culture of beauty and color - umbrellas, fans and costumes galore! Sadly, it’s almost never seen today. We have embraced the ways of the west so much we can only see this vanishing rich tradition and culture in rare performances of the Bayanihan. Kudos Bayanihan!
Singkil is a dance from the muslims part of the country. Our country is diverse and its good to represent all parts. We are not all Muslim and We are not all Christian
@@ProximaCentauri88 true our hispanic dances are all uniquely Filipino. they mix indigenous and western styles. The Roman Empire lasted only around 3 Centuries. If it took that long to consider Roman Culture unique, then the Culture that we developed since the formation of Las Islas Filipinas should be considered unique to us and no one else.
I’ve known this group since I was a kid. They were invited in our town fiesta. I’m a fan since then. They are really amazig til now👏 proud to be Filipino. Tumatak sa memory ko ang Singkil dance nila 😄
My favourite part is Kuratcha, those are genuine flirting on stage. Younger performers could learn from the "old school" dancers how kuratcha should be danced. I'm from Leyte and they do dance it this way, well minus the money part. And singkil, Wow ate Meng beautiful as always.
BAYANIHAN - the National Dance Company of the Philippines Bayanihan, the National Dance Company of the Philippines, takes its name from the word Bayan, which means “town”, “community” or “country”. Bayanihan literally means “being in the community”. Bayanihan culture derives from that meaning: “being helpful in the community, being one of those people who are working together to achieve a common goal” In 1956, Dr. Helena Z. Benitez founded the Bayanihan Folk Dance Group of the Philippine Women’s University with a national goal to preserve and promote Philippine culture. The dance troupe became a global sensation in its international debut at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair. In their 3rd world tour, the Bayanihan Folk Dance Group performed in Canada at the 5th Vancouver International Festival, July 10 - August 18, 1962. Since then, Bayanihan has performed in six continents, 77 countries, and 700 cities plus worldwide, and counting. Bayanihan has brought pride to the Philippines many times over by showcasing the beauty of the Philippines and the story of the Filipinos through its music and exquisite dances. The Filipino Edition talks with Suzie Moya Benitez, PhD, Trustee and Executive Director of the Bayanihan Folk Arts Foundation, the Home of Bayanihan, the National Dance Company of the Philippines. And a conversation with Bayanihan Core Performing Artists Tune in to The Filipino Edition this coming Sunday June 6, 2021. The program starts at 7:30 am until 8:30 am Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada date and time. By radio in Greater Vancouver - The Filipino Edition is on CKYE RED FM 93.1 and FM 89.1 The program can be heard in Greater Vancouver, parts of Vancouver Island, and around Bellingham / Blaine, Washington State, USA If you are in other parts of the world, you can listen by live-streaming online on June 6, 2021 from 7:30 am until 8:30 am (Vancouver BC Canada date and time) at vancouver.redfm.ca/ For time zone converter, go to www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html In Acapulco, Mexico, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 9:30 am until 10:30 am Sundays In Novo Prata, RS, Brasil, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 11:30 am until 12:30 pm Sundays In Brussels, Belgium, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 4:30 pm until 5:30 pm Sundays In Manila, Philippines, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 10:30 pm until 11:30 pm Sundays
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Excellent performance! Kudos to the Bayanihan Dance Company for continuing to preserve our rich cultural heritage through songs and dances! I hope the younger generation will continue to learn and take pride in showcasing these dances and songs as I have over the years!
Thank you for uploading this. My mom was part of the 1980 tour, and I've been trying to find that one somewhere online. No luck finding a 1980 one yet, but I am still hopeful.
Bravo! Thank you for sharing! I showed my mom and made her very nostalgic. She was a professor in PWU College of Music and Fine Arts circa 1980's and was under tutelage of Dr. Lucrecia R Kasilag since her college days. Thank you for preserving our heritage.
I'm just so very proud to all of you. Thank you for your great love to our cultural dances. Sana dumami pa po kayo para maturuan ang ating mga susunod na henerasyon. Mabuhay po kayong lahat!
🇵🇭 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭 Capital: New Clark City Religion: Roman Catholic (94.5%) Islam (5%) Anito (.5%) Total: 100% National Dance: Tinikling National Flower: Sampaguita National Leaves: Anahau National Animal: Carabao National Fruit: Mango National Clothes: Barong Tagalog, Red Trousers, Red Scarf, & Patadyong National Hero: Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado Alonzo Realonda y Quintos National Sports: Arnis National Festival: Philippine Disneyland Grand Festival National Stadium: New Clark City Nat'l Stadium
COSTUME PARADE COMPETITION THE MICKEY MOUSE SHOW ML TOURNAMENT TANGHALIAN SA NAYON LARONG LAHI WITH MICKEY FILIPINO HARANA MR. & MS. DISNEYLAND PAGEANT COMPETITION BONGGANG-BONGGANG T BAYANIHAN PHILIPPINE NATIONAL FOLK DANCES MICKEY & THE MAGICIAN WE SHALL BEHOLD HIM GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY THANKS! DATE: JUNE/AUGUST 2021
Is there a digital recording of Bayanihan's music? It used to be that they sold vinyl LPs but the quality of the recording was not so good. Are they selling updated version of their music? With the so-called Filipino Diaspora and the demand for community cultural shows in different parts of the world, I'm sure there is a market for those recordings.
Monitor records put out about 7 long play recordings of their music from live dance performances. Bayanihan, Bayanihan 2, Bayanihan Sings, Bayanihan 4, Bayanihan On Tour, Bayanihan 6 , Bayanihan 7. There is also A Bayanihan Christmas. These recordings are rare nowadays. The few reproduced CDs of these recordings are not of the best quality and are not from the original masters if you can even find them online today. I remember listening to the vinyl records back in the 60s and 70s through our hi-fidelity four speaker Magnavox stereo system. The instruments were so clear and you could hear the dancers footsteps in the recordings. These recordings I think were some of the best recorded repository of Philippine music out there. Sadly, I think during martial law under Marcos some things were lost including the masters of these recordings. I think Monitor Records may have been an American or UK company. They had a whole catalog of international ethno-musicology, but I don't think they are still in business. We used to find and purchase these Bayanihan recordings at Tower Records on Sunset Blvd when I grew up in L.A. I'm happy to say this performance and music is very close to the old Monitor recordings and the performances our family would see on a few occasions when the dance company appeared in Los Angeles on tour. This sure brings back memories. I woukd have loved to see this performance in person, having not seen a Bayanihan show in decades.
P.S. There is also a recorded entire performance film produced in the 60s. It's out there in libraries on the west coast. I saw it years ago on video checked out from the L.A. County Public Library system. The L.A. City Public Library may have copies too. Hopefully it was transferred to DVD. This 2015 alumni performance is definitely comes close to that 1960s performance in music and dance. Not rushed. Check numerous Library systems on the west coast, especially ones with large Filipino communities and I'm sure you will find that 1960s/70s performance so beautifully done in this video.
10:55 to 35:31 Dalagang Pilipina Polkabal Paseo de Iloilo Alcamfor-Mazurka de Pangasinan Paypay de Manila Jota Cavitena Muslim Suite Muslim Chant Kzadoratan
Magaling sila Pero ang dancers nila kulang kulang Kaya Hindi sila makakuha ng support sa mga Filipino. 6 or 7 dancers lamb yata sila the whole time everytime nag to tour sila. Kawawa ginagawa nila nakakapagod sila lahat
Almost all of the dances that they do are too fast from the original and past dance performances.For me,the turns look like ballet and they seem too hurried.
A Bayanihan fan here since I was a kid learning about my filipino culture. This is a reproduction of some of the earlier dance performances in the 60s & 70s. It has a nicer pace. In the 80s they started speeding up their performances to fit in more material per performance. The Monitor recordings of Bayanihan performances in the 60s & 70s of course have the same nice, not rushed pacing.
This a reproduction of 50+ year old performance. Even the costumes are reproduced from the old filmed performance that you can find in the video or DVD section at sone west coast libraries. The pacing is actually slower and nice compared to the company's performances in the 80s and 90s where they really sped up the pacing of their shows to get in more material. I prefer this old pacing of their performances.
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Nakakamiss mag folk dance! Simula elementary hanggang 1st yr college nag folk dance ako. Maraming lugar ang narating ko dahil sa pagsasayaw nung bata pako.. CCP, Folk Arts theatre, mga hotels, different schools.. Hindi ko na rin natuloy ung pag member ko dati sa Philippine Barangay pero hanggang ngayon andun parin ung mga kabatch ko.. iba ibang bansa na rin napuntahan nila just to perform..
Pinakakamiss kong sayaw Malong dance, Bumaya, Pagpag, Lo jota Moncadena, Singkil, Pangalay, Maglalatik, Sayaw sa Bangko at syempre Tinikling. Ilan lang yan sa mga naaalala ko. Pero usually 4 parts ang performance namin simula sa Tribal tapos Maria Clara, thrn Muslim dance and pinakahuli ung Rural dance.
Sana ang mga schools patuloy parin sa paghimok sa mga kabataan na malaman ang mga katutubong sayaw natin..
Kudos to these people for preserving our rich heritage.
My lola was a second generation Bayanihan dancer, and I watched this performance live! It has a very different feel compared to when it's recorded in video.
The Bayanihan Dance Company has long been a repository of Philippine folk dance. It’s gratifying to know its alumni continue to preserve the Bayanihan dance and music legacy. 🇵🇭 One difference I’ve noticed between Latin American folk dances and the Spanish-influenced Philippine folk dances is the latter show the gentleness of the Filipinas and their menfolk, while Latin American steps seem more fiery and aggressive, as shown in their flamenco-like stance and footwork. (Philippine ethnic tribal dances are another story.) Just my own personal observation, having lived closely with both Philippine and Latino cultures.
I hope we will always treasure, value and celebrate how diverse our culture is. 🇵🇭
Singkil is the classiest, most elegant Filipino dance. It makes you remember how in pre-spanish times, there was once a flourishing culture of beauty and color - umbrellas, fans and costumes galore! Sadly, it’s almost never seen today. We have embraced the ways of the west so much we can only see this vanishing rich tradition and culture in rare performances of the Bayanihan. Kudos Bayanihan!
Spanish-influenced danced are also Filipino dances. We are not monocultural and that is our identity.
Singkil is a dance from the muslims part of the country. Our country is diverse and its good to represent all parts. We are not all Muslim and We are not all Christian
@@ProximaCentauri88 true our hispanic dances are all uniquely Filipino. they mix indigenous and western styles. The Roman Empire lasted only around 3 Centuries. If it took that long to consider Roman Culture unique, then the Culture that we developed since the formation of Las Islas Filipinas should be considered unique to us and no one else.
@@ProximaCentauri88 Agree
I’ve known this group since I was a kid. They were invited in our town fiesta. I’m a fan since then. They are really amazig til now👏 proud to be Filipino. Tumatak sa memory ko ang Singkil dance nila 😄
ka miss ang bayanihan, sana mag karoon sila ng world tour ulit
Excellent . The Bayanihan still remains tops. 👌🇵🇭❤️👍🎈
You still see the strong marks of Spain on our culture in their costumes. 👌🇵🇭❤️😘👍
My favourite part is Kuratcha, those are genuine flirting on stage. Younger performers could learn from the "old school" dancers how kuratcha should be danced. I'm from Leyte and they do dance it this way, well minus the money part. And singkil, Wow ate Meng beautiful as always.
BAYANIHAN - the National Dance Company of the Philippines
Bayanihan, the National Dance Company of the Philippines, takes its name from the word Bayan, which means “town”, “community” or “country”. Bayanihan literally means “being in the community”. Bayanihan culture derives from that meaning: “being helpful in the community, being one of those people who are working together to achieve a common goal”
In 1956, Dr. Helena Z. Benitez founded the Bayanihan Folk Dance Group of the Philippine Women’s University with a national goal to preserve and promote Philippine culture. The dance troupe became a global sensation in its international debut at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair.
In their 3rd world tour, the Bayanihan Folk Dance Group performed in Canada at the 5th Vancouver International Festival, July 10 - August 18, 1962.
Since then, Bayanihan has performed in six continents, 77 countries, and 700 cities plus worldwide, and counting.
Bayanihan has brought pride to the Philippines many times over by showcasing the beauty of the Philippines and the story of the Filipinos through its music and exquisite dances.
The Filipino Edition talks with Suzie Moya Benitez, PhD, Trustee and Executive Director of the Bayanihan Folk Arts Foundation, the Home of Bayanihan, the National Dance Company of the Philippines.
And a conversation with Bayanihan Core Performing Artists
Tune in to The Filipino Edition this coming Sunday June 6, 2021. The program starts at 7:30 am until 8:30 am Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada date and time.
By radio in Greater Vancouver - The Filipino Edition is on CKYE RED FM 93.1 and FM 89.1 The program can be heard in Greater Vancouver, parts of Vancouver Island, and around Bellingham / Blaine, Washington State, USA
If you are in other parts of the world, you can listen by live-streaming online on June 6, 2021 from 7:30 am until 8:30 am (Vancouver BC Canada date and time) at vancouver.redfm.ca/
For time zone converter, go to www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html
In Acapulco, Mexico, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 9:30 am until 10:30 am Sundays
In Novo Prata, RS, Brasil, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 11:30 am until 12:30 pm Sundays
In Brussels, Belgium, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 4:30 pm until 5:30 pm Sundays
In Manila, Philippines, The Filipino Edition can be live-streamed from 10:30 pm until 11:30 pm Sundays
How To Live-Stream the Filipino Edition Radio Show
Go online to vancouver.redfm.ca/ - click Listen Live - then select REDFM Vancouver. Before and after the show will be South Asian language programming.
In some countries, live-streaming might freeze now and then. Just refresh and the show will come back.
For more information about the show, please see facebook.com/TheFilipinoEdition
SINGKIL, the best ever Filipino cultural dance for me. The intricate dance movements carefully depict the essence of Maranao’s Darangen epic!
Excellent performance! Kudos to the Bayanihan Dance Company for continuing to preserve our rich cultural heritage through songs and dances! I hope the younger generation will continue to learn and take pride in showcasing these dances and songs as I have over the years!
I love to dance Philippines National dances. Here I also dances them.
It's fun to see the revival of old repertoire of Bayanihan in the 60s to 80s.
Amazing Show! Nice to watch nakakatuwa
As always, amazing !
Thank you for uploading this. My mom was part of the 1980 tour, and I've been trying to find that one somewhere online. No luck finding a 1980 one yet, but I am still hopeful.
Thank you for recording this DTR vid, Sir Jojo. I will always be grateful to you and Bayanihan for preserving our very rich cultural heritage.
Ones a Bayanihan is always a Bayanihan Forever. Hoping to be with you on our next alumni homecoming is inform us .
A W E S O M E ! Watching you all from Chicago, Illinois USA.
Bravo! Thank you for sharing! I showed my mom and made her very nostalgic. She was a professor in PWU College of Music and Fine Arts circa 1980's and was under tutelage of Dr. Lucrecia R Kasilag since her college days. Thank you for preserving our heritage.
THE BEST OF THE BEST.
The best Filipino folk arts dance troupe of all time
I'm just so very proud to all of you. Thank you for your great love to our cultural dances. Sana dumami pa po kayo para maturuan ang ating mga susunod na henerasyon. Mabuhay po kayong lahat!
TINIKLING SA AKIN!
I am familiar with almost all of the dances coz I was a member of a cultural dance troupe during my college days.
Renz do YOU know where to buy A costume? Thanks
very nice i love to dance this
Is there a list of all the dances in order? I would love to watch more videos but I don't know the names of many of the dances
BRAVO!!!!
🇵🇭 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭
Capital: New Clark City
Religion:
Roman Catholic (94.5%)
Islam (5%)
Anito (.5%)
Total: 100%
National Dance: Tinikling
National Flower: Sampaguita
National Leaves: Anahau
National Animal: Carabao
National Fruit: Mango
National Clothes: Barong Tagalog, Red Trousers, Red Scarf, & Patadyong
National Hero: Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado Alonzo Realonda y Quintos
National Sports: Arnis
National Festival: Philippine Disneyland Grand Festival
National Stadium: New Clark City Nat'l Stadium
New Clark City? Baka Manila
Carinosa na po ang pambansang sayaw
I'm sorry but the Capital has always been and always shall be Manila
National Festival..Philippine DISNEYLAND Grand Festival???Meron bang Disneyland sa atin?
Beautiful. Can you kindly list the dances and minute marks? Thank you very much.
refreshing
anyone know the setlist/order of dances?
🚫 Do Not Delete!
For me, BRAVO FOR SINGKIL RICH FOLKLORE DANCE
mahusay at maganda bisan masirum
Ang ate junel ang nakanta
COSTUME PARADE COMPETITION
THE MICKEY MOUSE SHOW
ML TOURNAMENT
TANGHALIAN SA NAYON
LARONG LAHI WITH MICKEY
FILIPINO HARANA
MR. & MS. DISNEYLAND PAGEANT COMPETITION
BONGGANG-BONGGANG T
BAYANIHAN PHILIPPINE NATIONAL FOLK DANCES
MICKEY & THE MAGICIAN
WE SHALL BEHOLD HIM
GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY
THANKS!
DATE: JUNE/AUGUST 2021
Merry
Is there a digital recording of Bayanihan's music? It used to be that they sold vinyl LPs but the quality of the recording was not so good. Are they selling updated version of their music? With the so-called Filipino Diaspora and the demand for community cultural shows in different parts of the world, I'm sure there is a market for those recordings.
Monitor records put out about 7 long play recordings of their music from live dance performances. Bayanihan, Bayanihan 2, Bayanihan Sings, Bayanihan 4, Bayanihan On Tour, Bayanihan 6 , Bayanihan 7. There is also A Bayanihan Christmas. These recordings are rare nowadays. The few reproduced CDs of these recordings are not of the best quality and are not from the original masters if you can even find them online today.
I remember listening to the vinyl records back in the 60s and 70s through our hi-fidelity four speaker Magnavox stereo system.
The instruments were so clear and you could hear the dancers footsteps in the recordings. These recordings I think were some of the best recorded repository of Philippine music out there. Sadly, I think during martial law under Marcos some things were lost including the masters of these recordings. I think Monitor Records may have been an American or UK company. They had a whole catalog of international ethno-musicology, but I don't think they are still in business. We used to find and purchase these Bayanihan recordings at Tower Records on Sunset Blvd when I grew up in L.A.
I'm happy to say this performance and music is very close to the old Monitor recordings and the performances our family would see on a few occasions when the dance company appeared in Los Angeles on tour. This sure brings back memories. I woukd have loved to see this performance in person, having not seen a Bayanihan show in decades.
P.S. There is also a recorded entire performance film produced in the 60s.
It's out there in libraries on the west coast. I saw it years ago on video checked out from the L.A. County Public Library system. The L.A. City Public Library may have copies too. Hopefully it was transferred to DVD.
This 2015 alumni performance is definitely comes close to that 1960s performance in music and dance. Not rushed. Check numerous Library systems on the west coast, especially ones with large Filipino communities and I'm sure you will find that 1960s/70s performance so beautifully done in this video.
35:17
Wow
What are those dances on minute 15:15 or 35:31? Thanks.
10:55 to 35:31
Dalagang Pilipina
Polkabal
Paseo de Iloilo
Alcamfor-Mazurka de Pangasinan
Paypay de Manila
Jota Cavitena
Muslim Suite
Muslim Chant
Kzadoratan
@@annecasis1185 maraming salamat!
Maganda po..
Sana iyan nalang ang sinayaw sa sea games
@1:12:20 hawig sa pantomina ng kabicolan ang sayaw na 'to
I believe it's kuratsa. But of course with the most rural touch .
Camera most often out of focus... sayang...
Malabo pa, at magalaw..sayang nga..
Kaniguan...........
maaari po bang malaman ang bawat sayaw na itinanghal sa bawat suite? salamat po
Magaling sila Pero ang dancers nila kulang kulang Kaya Hindi sila makakuha ng support sa mga Filipino.
6 or 7 dancers lamb yata sila the whole time everytime nag to tour sila. Kawawa ginagawa nila nakakapagod sila lahat
Almost all of the dances that they do are too fast from the original and past dance performances.For me,the turns look like ballet and they seem too hurried.
A Bayanihan fan here since I was a kid learning about my filipino culture. This is a reproduction of some of the earlier dance performances in the 60s & 70s.
It has a nicer pace. In the 80s they started speeding up their performances to fit in more material per performance. The Monitor recordings of Bayanihan performances in the 60s & 70s of course have the same nice, not rushed pacing.
This a reproduction of 50+ year old performance. Even the costumes are reproduced from the old filmed performance that you can find in the video or DVD section at sone west coast libraries. The pacing is actually slower and nice compared to the company's performances in the 80s and 90s where they really sped up the pacing of their shows to get in more material. I prefer this old pacing of their performances.
40:43 oof oks lang kayo diyan? haha
I am kind of disappointed w their tinikling. It's very basic and I have seen so much better. I expected more fr Bayanihan.
@1:16:18 mahirap ang sayaw na 'to, pandango sa ilaw ba ang tawag sa sayaw na 'to?
Binasuan po
PALAYAN
BAYUHAN
SALAKOT
ITIK-ITIK
MAGLALATIK
KURATSA
BINASUAN
SAYAW SA BANGKO
SUBLIAN (SUBLI)
TINIKLING
Hindi sabay sabay! Hindi uniform ang postures. Kulang sa form and grace.
These are older alumni dancers. Retired from the company, but they can still dance and are reproducing performances from 50 years ago.
Wagas ang pa cute na boses ng singer na di akma sa pagtatanghal
Sanay umayos pa ang pag tono sa boses nya