The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
As a citizen of the Philippines, I am going to promote our different folk dances in other countries in the following ways.
I would establish an agreement with the national department of tourism to take the Philippines traditions to many international Expos in different parts of the world, including the International Touristic Fair of Acapulco, México, which is one of the most important touristic forums in the world.
The Philippines would have a major presence in these expos. A great booth where the country can show the travel agencies of the world and the millions of visitors that the Philippines is a fantastic country with paradisiac places and a great culture that include folk dances.
Indeed, as part of the show in those expos, I would include these folk dances as part of the attraction. This way, people and businessmen could see the beautiful dances first hand.
I would also include theater groups in the Philippines that specialize in original plays written in Filipinosuch as the Philippine Theather Education Asociation, Triumphant People's Evangelistic Theatre Society, Tanghalan Philipino, the Gantimpala Theater Association, and Tanghalan Ateneo.
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Respectively, the emphasis goes on pitch and duration.
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Tonic accents emphases on pitch. By definition, a tonic accent in classical music is the attention given on a note with a particularly high pitch. Tonic accents in general refer to the pitch that a sound has.
Agogic accents emphases on duration. A variation on the duration of a note will make the beat stronger, where otherwise it would sound flat and without an accent.
No, unless your are a middle aged woman who cant get away from her past.
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“Art is a way of talking to strangers”. South African contemporary artist Marlene Dumas says this of art, in that it helps us frame the world, talk about it and to express it. The quote, I think, works both in its description of those viewing works of art, as well as those who create the art.
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