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SAYAW PINOY: The NCCA National Dance Competition in celebration of the
National Dance Week and the International Dance Day 2012

The National Committee on Dance of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts under the leadership of Shirley Halili-Cruz has organized the Sayaw Pinoy: The NCCA National Dance Competition as part of its efforts to promote dance in its various forms – folkdance, ballet, modern/ contemporary, hip hop and ballroom. It aims to stress the importance of the competition as a means of motivation for artistic excellence but not an end to itself. It also hopes to teach emotional fitness through teamwork as the group experience will bring about dependability, responsibility, commitment, sportsmanship, discipline, creativity and awareness of the value of the art of dance. Consequently, acquiring the value of working together toward common goals will extend to daily undertakings beyond the competition.

Anchored on this belief, the NCCA-NCD launches the Sayaw Pinoy: The NCCA National Dance Competition. This competition aims to promote artistic excellence in the different dance forms in the spirit of friendly competition. Sayaw Pinoy, The National Dance Competition is one of the lined up activities in celebration of the National Dance Week and the International Dance Day.

April 23, 2012 at 2:00pm to 6:30pm: Folkdance, Neo-classical and Ballroom April 24, 2012 at 1:00pm to 5:00pm: Contemporary and Hip Hop
Venue: Music Hall, SM Mall of Asia, PASAY CITY

PASAY CITY

1. The Competition is open to all Filipino citizens residing in the Philippines.
2. Dance categories for the 2012 competition are the following: Folk Dance, Neoclassical Ballet, Ballroom, Contemporary and Hip Hop.
3. Entries on the Official Form only shall be submitted to the NCCA Arts Section, 5th Floor, NCCA Building, 633 Gen. Luna Street, Intramuros, Manila on or before the

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