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FESTIVAL: SINULOG & THINGYAN-LESSON 4.pptx
- 1. GUESS IT!
- 2. MARIONETTES
- 4. ROD PUPPETS
- 5. HAND PUPPETS
- 8. FESTIVAL Sinulog (Philippines) Thingyan (Myanmar) Integrative Creative Works of Selected Philippine and Southeast Asian Music and Arts:
- 9. Festival A day or period of celebration, typically a religious commemoration.
- 11. Sinulog Festival from Cebu City. The traditional and ritual dance in honor of Santo Ni単o, held every year on the third Sunday of January. The festival is characterized by a very long parade with many groups of people dressed in colorful costumes.
- 12. On the last day of the Sinulog festival, a water parade called Fluvial Procession is held. The fluvial procession is an annual tradition that marks the start of the official Sinulog festival. It's a Catholic celebration of cleansing and new beginnings.
- 18. Thingyan, also known as the Water Festival, is a Buddhist festival that marks the start of the new year in Myanmar. It's celebrated with water fights, song and dancing, and other festivities.
- 19. This festival symbolizes new beginnings, hope, community spirit, and prosperity. People throw water on each other to symbolize cleansing sins and ill fortune. Thingyan represents a symbolic cleansing of the old year's "dirt", enabling a physical and mental "fresh start".
- 25. 1. Colorful street parades. Both festivals feature large-scale street parades with elaborately dressed dancers and performers, showcasing cultural traditions through movement and costumes. SIMILARITIES
- 26. SIMILARITIES 2. Religious Significance While the Sinulog honors the Santo Ni単o (Child Jesus), Thingyan is associated with the Buddhist tradition of celebrating the Burmese New Year, but both festivals incorporate religious elements into their celebrations.
- 27. SIMILARITIES 3. Community Participation Both festivals encourage widespread community involvement, with people of all ages participating in the festivities, dancing in the streets, and enjoying the celebratory atmosphere.
- 28. SIMILARITIES 4. Water-based elements While Sinulog may not be as heavily focused on water as Thingyan, both festivals incorporate water splashing as a symbol of cleansing and renewal, with Thingyan featuring large-scale water throwing practices.
- 29. 1. Religious Focus DIFFERENCES 2. Dance Style 3. Cultural context
- 30. 1. Religious Focus Sinulog is primarily a Catholic celebration centered around the Santo Ni単o, whereas Thingyan is a Buddhist New Year celebration with a focus on merit-making. DIFFERENCES
- 31. DIFFERENCES 2. Dance Style The Sinulog dance has a distinct style with a "sulog" (current) motion representing the river current, while Thingyan dances are more diverse and may reflect regional variations.
- 32. DIFFERENCES 3. Cultural context . Sinulog is deeply rooted in Filipino culture, while Thingyan is specifically tied to Burmese traditions and customs.
Editor's Notes
- #1: REVIEW OF THE PAST LESSON
- #5: NEXT IS MOTIVATION : WATCH TWO VIDEOS
- #7: BASED ON THE TWO VIDEOS YOU HAVE WATCHED, WHAT ART FORM DO YOU THINK IS ASSOCIATED?
- #9: Festivals are an expressive way to celebrate glorious, heritage, culture, and tradition. It is usually done in honor of a patron Saint as thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.
- #11: The word sulog means river current, which pertains to the dance steps being similar to a rivers push and pull current.
- #18: The Thingyan Festival usually occurs in the middle of April. It is celebrated over a period of four to five days.
- #20: WHAT TYPE OF INTEGRATIVE ART FORM IS SHOWN IN THE VIDEOS?
- #24: Since we have already watched the two festivals, based on their characteristics, what do you think are their similarities and differences?
- #25: Both festivals feature large-scale street parades with elaborately dressed dancers and performers, showcasing cultural traditions through movement and costumes. While the Sinulog honors the Santo Ni単o (Child Jesus), Thingyan is associated with the Buddhist tradition of celebrating the Burmese New Year, but both festivals incorporate religious elements into their celebrations.油 Both festivals encourage widespread community involvement, with people of all ages participating in the festivities, dancing in the streets, and enjoying the celebratory atmosphere. While Sinulog may not be as heavily focused on water as Thingyan, both festivals incorporate water splashing as a symbol of cleansing and renewal, with Thingyan featuring large-scale water throwing practices.油
- #26: Both festivals feature large-scale street parades with elaborately dressed dancers and performers, showcasing cultural traditions through movement and costumes. While the Sinulog honors the Santo Ni単o (Child Jesus), Thingyan is associated with the Buddhist tradition of celebrating the Burmese New Year, but both festivals incorporate religious elements into their celebrations.油 Both festivals encourage widespread community involvement, with people of all ages participating in the festivities, dancing in the streets, and enjoying the celebratory atmosphere. While Sinulog may not be as heavily focused on water as Thingyan, both festivals incorporate water splashing as a symbol of cleansing and renewal, with Thingyan featuring large-scale water throwing practices.油
- #27: Both festivals feature large-scale street parades with elaborately dressed dancers and performers, showcasing cultural traditions through movement and costumes. While the Sinulog honors the Santo Ni単o (Child Jesus), Thingyan is associated with the Buddhist tradition of celebrating the Burmese New Year, but both festivals incorporate religious elements into their celebrations.油 Both festivals encourage widespread community involvement, with people of all ages participating in the festivities, dancing in the streets, and enjoying the celebratory atmosphere. While Sinulog may not be as heavily focused on water as Thingyan, both festivals incorporate water splashing as a symbol of cleansing and renewal, with Thingyan featuring large-scale water throwing practices.油
- #28: Both festivals feature large-scale street parades with elaborately dressed dancers and performers, showcasing cultural traditions through movement and costumes. While the Sinulog honors the Santo Ni単o (Child Jesus), Thingyan is associated with the Buddhist tradition of celebrating the Burmese New Year, but both festivals incorporate religious elements into their celebrations.油 Both festivals encourage widespread community involvement, with people of all ages participating in the festivities, dancing in the streets, and enjoying the celebratory atmosphere. While Sinulog may not be as heavily focused on water as Thingyan, both festivals incorporate water splashing as a symbol of cleansing and renewal, with Thingyan featuring large-scale water throwing practices.油
- #29: Both festivals feature large-scale street parades with elaborately dressed dancers and performers, showcasing cultural traditions through movement and costumes. While the Sinulog honors the Santo Ni単o (Child Jesus), Thingyan is associated with the Buddhist tradition of celebrating the Burmese New Year, but both festivals incorporate religious elements into their celebrations.油 Both festivals encourage widespread community involvement, with people of all ages participating in the festivities, dancing in the streets, and enjoying the celebratory atmosphere. While Sinulog may not be as heavily focused on water as Thingyan, both festivals incorporate water splashing as a symbol of cleansing and renewal, with Thingyan featuring large-scale water throwing practices.油
- #30: 1. Sinulog is primarily a Catholic celebration centered around the Santo Ni単o, whereas Thingyan is a Buddhist New Year celebration with a focus on merit-making.油 2. The Sinulog dance has a distinct style with a "sulog" (current) motion representing the river current, while Thingyan dances are more diverse and may reflect regional variations.油 3. Sinulog is deeply rooted in Filipino culture, while Thingyan is specifically tied to Burmese traditions and customs.油 NEXT IS GENERALIZATION UNSCRAMBLE ME!
- #31: 1. Sinulog is primarily a Catholic celebration centered around the Santo Ni単o, whereas Thingyan is a Buddhist New Year celebration with a focus on merit-making.油 2. The Sinulog dance has a distinct style with a "sulog" (current) motion representing the river current, while Thingyan dances are more diverse and may reflect regional variations.油 3. Sinulog is deeply rooted in Filipino culture, while Thingyan is specifically tied to Burmese traditions and customs.油 NEXT IS GENERALIZATION UNSCRAMBLE ME!
- #32: 1. Sinulog is primarily a Catholic celebration centered around the Santo Ni単o, whereas Thingyan is a Buddhist New Year celebration with a focus on merit-making.油 2. The Sinulog dance has a distinct style with a "sulog" (current) motion representing the river current, while Thingyan dances are more diverse and may reflect regional variations.油 3. Sinulog is deeply rooted in Filipino culture, while Thingyan is specifically tied to Burmese traditions and customs.油 NEXT IS GENERALIZATION UNSCRAMBLE ME!
- #33: 1. Sinulog is primarily a Catholic celebration centered around the Santo Ni単o, whereas Thingyan is a Buddhist New Year celebration with a focus on merit-making.油 2. The Sinulog dance has a distinct style with a "sulog" (current) motion representing the river current, while Thingyan dances are more diverse and may reflect regional variations.油 3. Sinulog is deeply rooted in Filipino culture, while Thingyan is specifically tied to Burmese traditions and customs.油 NEXT IS GENERALIZATION UNSCRAMBLE ME!
- #35: The first word is Tradition, in your own perspective, how do these festivals connect to the traditions of their country? FESTIVALS ARE A WAY OF PRESERVING AND PASSING ON THE CUSTOMS THAT SHAPE A SOCIETY. ITS A VITAL TOOL FOR PRSERVING ITS TRADITIONS, CONNECTING PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE GENERATIONS.
- #36: The first word is Tradition, in your own perspective, how do these festivals connect to the traditions of their country? FESTIVALS ARE A WAY OF PRESERVING AND PASSING ON THE CUSTOMS THAT SHAPE A SOCIETY. ITS A VITAL TOOL FOR PRSERVING ITS TRADITIONS, CONNECTING PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE GENERATIONS.
- #37: Next word is Principle, how do these festivals reflect the basic rules in their country? FESTIVALS ARE A REFLECTION OF A COUNTRYS PRINCIPLES BECAUSE THEY BRING THESE VALUES TO LIFE THROUGH SHARED RITUALS, SYMBOLS, AND PRACTICES.
- #38: Next word is Principle, how do these festivals reflect the basic rules in their country? FESTIVALS ARE A REFLECTION OF A COUNTRYS PRINCIPLES BECAUSE THEY BRING THESE VALUES TO LIFE THROUGH SHARED RITUALS, SYMBOLS, AND PRACTICES.
- #39: Third word is Values, what values are reflected in each festival, can you give me one? SOME OF THE VALUES REFLECTED IN EACH FESTIVALS ARE UNITY AND TOGERNESS. FESTIVALS BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER, OFTEN CROSSING BOUNDARIES OF AGE, GENDER, AND SOCIAL STATUS.
- #40: Third word is Values, what values are reflected in each festival, can you give me one? SOME OF THE VALUES REFLECTED IN EACH FESTIVALS ARE UNITY AND TOGERNESS. FESTIVALS BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER, OFTEN CROSSING BOUNDARIES OF AGE, GENDER, AND SOCIAL STATUS.
- #41: The last word is Beliefs, what do these festivals tell us about the beliefs of the people who created it? FESTIVALS ACT AS THE LIVING EXPRESSIONS OF CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND SOCIAL IDEAS OF THE PERSON WHO CREATED IT.
- #42: The last word is Beliefs, what do these festivals tell us about the beliefs of the people who created it? FESTIVALS ACT AS THE LIVING EXPRESSIONS OF CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND SOCIAL IDEAS OF THE PERSON WHO CREATED IT. NEXT IS APPLICATION: VENN DIAGRAM
- #43: NEXT IS ASSESSMENT: QUIZ