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Mapeh Reviewer
RELIGIOUS SEMI-CLASSICAL
POPULAR MUSIC
MEMBRANOPHONES
AGUNG
- LOWEST SET OF GONG IN THE
KULINTANG ENSEMBLE
- A set of two wide rimmed,
suspended gongs.
- Used by?
- Maguindanao
- Maranao
- Sama-Bajau
- Tausug
BABANDIL-BEBNDIL-BABENDIR
- TIME-KEEPER
- Narrow rimmed gong
- Has a sunken boss
BUNGKAKA-BALIMBING
- BAMBOO BUZZER
- Known as BATIWTIW in mindoro
GABBANG
- BAMBOO XYLOPHONE
- Found in the Southern Philippines
- Yakan
- Sama
- Tausug
- Palawan
- Keys ranges from 3-22 notes
- Depending on the ethnic group
GANDINGAN
- TALKING GONGS
GANGSA
- HAND HELD FLAT GONGS
- Set as the secondary melodic
instrument.
- Used by the maguindanao
- Played in two ways:
- Pattung
- Tuppaya
KALUTANG
- Pair of percussion bars that are
struck with each other.
- Cut out from the KWATINGAN
TREE.
KULINTANG
- The one that creates melody in the
kulintang ensemble.
- Set of kettle gongs that are laid in
rack.
- Usually from 5-6 instruments
- Came from maguindanao
LUNTANG
- Xylophone in a form of horizontal
logs
- Used as form of self entertainment.
- Also known as?
- KWINTANGAN
- Came from?
- maguindanao
PATANGGUK
- Bamboo quill-shaped tube
PATATAG-PATETEG
- BAMBOO LEG XYLOPHONE
AEROPHONES
DIW-DIWAS
- 5 or more different sizes of slender
bamboo that is tied together.
- Can be played individually per note
PALDONG -
-
Bamboo Lip-Valley Flute
Maguindanao
- Palendag
- Bukidnon
- Hulakteb
- Manobo and Mansaka
- Pulalo
- Bagobo
- Palandag
- Bukidnon
- Pulala
- Banuwean
- Pulandog
SAGGEYPO
- Bamboo pipe that is closed on
one end.
- Played by blowing at the top of
the hole.
TONGALI
- Nose flute
- Kalinga
- Kalaleng
- Mindoro
- Lantoy
CHORDOPHONES
GITGIT
- An instrument with 3-4 strings
- Bow is made from a persons
hair.
KULITONG/KULIETONG
KARAGA
- Made from bamboo
- Strings are also made from
bamboo
KUTIYAPI
- Two stringed, fretted boat-lute
- From maguindanao
KUTIBENG
- Ilocano Guitar
MEMBRANOPHONES
DABAKAN
- A single headed drum primarily
as a supportive instrument in the
kulintang ensemble.
GIMBAL
- Drums that are made from hollow
tree trunks with deerskin as the
head.
NEGUET
SOLIBAO
- Hallow wooden Igorot drum
topped with pig skin or lizard.
- Played by tapping the head with
hands.
CLASSICAL
SEMI-CLASSICAL
POP MUSIC
FOR YOUR PARENTS
MUSIC IN THE PHILIPPINES
Corazon c. dioquino
CLASSICAL
FORMS OF MUSIC
- Symphonies
- Chamber works
- Concertos
- Solo instrumental works
- Choral works
- Solo vocal works
LEAGUE OF COMPOSERS
SEMI-CLASSICAL
SARSWELA
- A musical composition which is usually
played in barangays and programmes.
- It was used to mock the Spaniards
during their reign.
SARSWELA COMPOSERS
- Bonifacio abdon - Juan Fernandez
- Alejo Carluen - Francisco Buencamino
- Gavino Carluen - Leon Ignacio
- Jose Estella - Francisco Santiago
- Fulgencio tolentino
KUNDIMAN
- A genre wherein telling about the emotions of one.
- Form is?
- Minor to major
KUNDIMAN COMPOSERS
- Abelardo
- Santiago
- Buencamino
- Levi Cellerio
BAND-A-ROON
- Done during fiestas due to tradition that has been
passed on by the Spaniards.
RONDALLA
- An ensemble given by the Spaniards
- The instruments are:
- Banduria
- Octavina
- Laud (Invented by the Filipinos)
- Guitar
- Double Bass/Baho de Arko
RONDALLA COMPOSERS
- Bayani De Leon
- Jerry Dadap
POP MUSIC
GENRES:
• Ballads • Maintream Jazz
• Pinoy Rock • Pinoy Jazz Fusion
• Manila Sounds • Pinoy Par
• Pinoy Disco • Novelty songs
• Folk • Ethnic Pop
SOUTHEAST ASIA
Indonesia
Brunei East Timor
Darussalam Vietnam
Singapore Cambodia
Malaysia Laos
Philippines Myanmar (Burma)
FOR YOUR PARENTS
ASIAN MUSIC
INDONESIA
GAMELAN
- Percussion oriented ensemble
- Came from two root words
- Gamel (Java) Indonesian Orchestra
- Gambel (Bali) Means play
GUNG AGENG
- Two dark colored suspended
gongs
- They mark the end of a major
division.
- Major division (GONGAN)
GUNG SUWUK
- Large Gongs with definite Pitches
KEMPUL
- Suspended gongs
- Subdivides a line of gamelan
music
- Gamelan Scales
- Iaras
BONANG
- Kettle gongs that are suspended.
- Two Pair of Bonang Instruments
- Bonang Barung
- Bonang Panerus lower
KENONG
- Stupa Shaped Gongs
- Played with heavy cored rapped
sticks
- Divides the Javanese gong cycle
SARON
- Forms the Backbone of the
ensemble.
- Balungan
- Melody Line
SLENTHEM
- Also forms the melody of the
ensemble
GENDER
- Also one off the percussion that
has a bronze bar.
- Two sizes:
- Gender Barung
- Gender Panerus
KENDHANG
- Drums of the gamelan
THAILAND
THREE TYPES OF ENSEMBLE
- PIPHAT
- KHRUANG SAI
- MAHORI
CHINA
YAYUE
FOR YOUR PARENTS
CHINESE VOCAL MUSIC
COUNTER PARTS OF YAYUE
GAGAKU JAPAN
AAK KOREA
NHA NHAC VIETNAM
GUQIN
- GU old
- QIN musical instrument
- seven stringed zither
- originally it was 5 stringed
PIPA
- Chinese lute
GUZHENG
- Stringed instrument that
belonged to the zither
family
RUAN
- A lute with retted neck and
has a round body.
SANXIAN
- Means three strings
- Has a snake skin
ERHU
- A Fidle instrument of the
Chinese which has two
strings
- Southern fiddle
- Chinese violin
YANGQIN
- Chinese dulcimer
DIZI
- Chinese bamboo flute
SOUNA
- Chinese oboe
- Has a high pitched tone.
BAWU
- Shaped like a flute and it is
a free reed instrument.
BIANGQING
- L-shaped stone chimes
BIANZHONG
- Bronze bells
XUN
- Chinese vessel flute
SHENG
- Mouth blown free reed
instrument.
- Usually pipes are vertical
BANGU
- A single headed frame
drum
KOREA
GAYAGUEM
- A zither
- 12 strings
GEOMUNGO
- Has 6 strings with 16 frets.
BIPA
- A pear shaped lute related
to the Chinese instrument
pipa.
HAEGEUM
- Two stringed fiddle
instrument related to the
Erhu.
YANGEUM
- A hammered dulcimer.
- Has a metal stringed unlike
the yanqin which is silk
stringed instrument.
DAEGEUM
- A large bamboo transverse
flute.
SAENGHWANG
- Free reed mouth organ.
SAENAP
- Wind instrument.
- Copper made trumpet.
JANGGU
- Hourglass shaped drum
- The left side has lower
tone.
BUK
- Barrel drum
- Made with two leather
stretched membrane.
JAPAN
HEIKE MONOGATARI
- Chants about historical tales.
JO-HA-KYU
- beginning, break, rapid
BIWA
- Similar to that of the pipa
and bipa.
- Although it only has 4
strings.
TSUZUMI
- Japanese drum
- It is struck with hands.
KAKKO
- Japanese double headed
drum.
- Usually has a frame that
suspends the drum.
- Played on sticks called
BACHI.
RYUTEKI
- A dragon flute.
KOMABUE
- used in the kamagaku
- a type off music used for
dances in performing the
gagaku.
KOTO
- National instrument of
japan
SHAMISEN
- Literally means three taste
string.
TAIKO
- Are a stick percussion
instrument.
SHAKUHACHI
- Have a range of 5 finger
hole flute.
- Holes are tuned in
pentatonic scale.
SHAKUBYOSHI
- Little paddles that intends
to keep the time and set a
steady rhythm.
INDIAN MUSIC
RAGA
- most important raga
- Vadi
- 2nd most important
- SamVadi
DRONE
- A low monotonous sound that is played
throughout the composition.
TABLA
- A two set of drums
- Used by tapping the heads to create
different rhythmical patterns and even
create different pitches.
MRIDANGAM
- A primary rhythmic accompaniment
VEENA
- Carve from a single block of jackwood.
- Uses four strings to create melody while
the other strings are drones.
SAROD
- Known for it’s deep weighty
introspective sound.
- A fretless instrument.
TAMBURA
- Known as the drone instrument in India.
- Plucked by the middle finger and
forefinger.
SITAR
- Named after a Persian instrument called
setar (which means three strings)
SARANGGI
- a bowed necked instrument
- It resembles the sound of a human voice.
NON CHRISTIANS
- The hudhud and the Alim (IFUGAO)
- The Ulalim (Kalinga)
- Epic of Lumalindaw (Gaddangs)
- The Hinilawod (central Panay)
- The Kudaman ( Palawan)
- The Darangen ( Maranao)
- The Tudbulul (T’Boli of the south cotabato)
Corridor
Ladinos
Gaspar de Belen
Rizal
Balagtas
Shape
Space
Color
Form
Texture
Line
Thin
Vertical
Curve
zigzag
thick
Diagonal
Hue
Intensity
Value
COMPLEMENTARY COLORS
• Opposite places in the color wheel (Across) Red and
Green
Monochromatic COLOR
• Variation of one color
• Single hue and extended using a shade
Primary Colors
Intermediate
Secondary
Complementary
Analogous colors
Tint
Shade
Monochromatic
white
white
Black
Warm Colors
Cool COlors
Unity
Balance
Movement
Pattern
Variation
Contrast
Emphasis
Rhythm
NAKPIL
LOCSIN
SANTOS
SANTOS
Antonio
Arellano
Abueva
ABUEVA
Abdul Imao
ABUEVA
Tollentino
Abdul Imao
Saprid
Saprid
Castrillo
Abdul Imao
Castrillo
Jose Pineda
Jose Pineda
Juan LUna
Fernando amorsolo
Benedict Cabrera
Victorio Edades
Juan Luna
Vicente Manansala
Ang Kuikok
Ramon A Obusan
ALICIA REYES
LUCRESIA URTULA
CHAShITSU
CHANOYU
PAGODA
PAGODA
Bulguksa
Calligraphy
Ukiyo E
Yamato E
Calligraphy
Washi
Origami
Porcelain
Ikebana
Samurai KAtana
The Samurais