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    Let's Learn About Ili-Ili Tulog Anay: From:Panay Island of The Phillipines Presentation of Group L1

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    This document provides information about the traditional Philippine lullaby "Ili-Ili Tulog Anay" from the island of Panay. It discusses that the lullaby is sung in the Illonggo dialect to calm crying children. The lullaby uses elements of a soft melody, gentle vocals, and a moderate tempo to soothe children. A piano or Philippine guitar often accompanies the song. The lullaby has a simple, singable melody typically sung by one person without refrains.

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    Let's Learn About Ili-Ili Tulog Anay: From:Panay Island of The Phillipines Presentation of Group L1

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    This document provides information about the traditional Philippine lullaby "Ili-Ili Tulog Anay" from the island of Panay. It discusses that the lullaby is sung in the Illonggo dialect to calm crying children. The lullaby uses elements of a soft melody, gentle vocals, and a moderate tempo to soothe children. A piano or Philippine guitar often accompanies the song. The lullaby has a simple, singable melody typically sung by one person without refrains.

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    This document provides information about the traditional Philippine lullaby "Ili-Ili Tulog Anay" from the island of Panay. It discusses that the lullaby is sung in the Illonggo dialect to calm crying children. The lullaby uses elements of a soft melody, gentle vocals, and a moderate tempo to soothe children. A piano or Philippine guitar often accompanies the song. The lullaby has a simple, singable melody typically sung by one person without refrains.

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    Let's Learn About Ili-Ili Tulog Anay: From:Panay Island of The Phillipines Presentation of Group L1

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    James Marco Idos
    This document provides information about the traditional Philippine lullaby "Ili-Ili Tulog Anay" from the island of Panay. It discusses that the lullaby is sung in the Illonggo dialect to calm crying children. The lullaby uses elements of a soft melody, gentle vocals, and a moderate tempo to soothe children. A piano or Philippine guitar often accompanies the song. The lullaby has a simple, singable melody typically sung by one person without refrains.

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    From:Panay Island Of the Phillipines

    Ili-ili Tulog
    Presentation Of Group L1

    Anay
    Table of contents
    Origin and Musical Instrument
     . backround of Ili-Ili . used in the song “Ili-
    Tulog Anay Ili Tulog Anay”

    Elements of music
    . used in the song “Ili-
    Ili Tulog Anay”
    “Ili Ili, Tulog Anay” is a traditional lullaby
    from Iloilo in the Visayan region of the
    Philippine Islands. The text is originally in
    Illonggo (formally known as Hiligayon),
    which is a commonly spoken dialect in
    Iloilo.

    A sister or other female relative will take


    turns singing the sweet lullaby to the child
    to prevent it from crying while the mother
    is at work. The ili-ili song is used to calm
    the child.
    These are the instruments
    that are used in the song Ili-
    Ili Tulog Anay.
    The voice and piano underlay does a good job of
    backing the soft melody, which can also be performed
    acapella (Afterall it is a lullaby)
    With an English translation and pronunciation guide in
    Visayan,
    A Philippine guitar is also being used as the instrument.
    Elements used in the song “Ili-Ili Tulog
    Anay”
    Do you know that many elements are composed in this
    song? List these elements.

    ● Tempo
    ● Dynamics
    ● Melody
    ● Rhythm
    ● Texture
    ● Timbre
    ● Harmony
    ● Form
    Language and Lyrics Used

    Language Lyrics
    It appears that the lyrics are in either Ilonggo or
    Hiligaynon. The lyrics are polite and consoling when sung
    to a small kid who is mourning the loss of his or her
    mother.
    THESE ARE THE ELEMENTS USED

    Tempo Dynamics
    The pace of the song is The song is not loud; it is
    moderate. It can be sung soothing. After all, this is a
    slowly and lullabically. lullaby. soothing, gentle
    vocals
    THESE ARE THE ELEMENTS USED

    Melody Rhythm
    Tulog Anay's melody, Ili-Ili The song moves in thirds, with the
    Tulog Anay , is straightforward emphasis being on the powerful
    and singable. Verse is sung by beats.
    one person (no refrain). No
    musical intermissions
    ..
    THESE ARE THE ELEMENTS USED

    Texture Timbre
    In the song Ili-ili Tulog Anay, the dynamics literally is Ili-ili Tulog Anay generally has a unitary
    soft because it is sung very lightly. gradually becomes shape since there is just one melodic section
    softer because of the nature that it has been ended. into (or verse). Because there isn't a subsequent
    variational forms – those in which variation is an or subsequent additional alternative melodic
    important formative element. entirety when it comes to verse, it is not binary (or melodic section)..
    dynamics and harmony
    THESE ARE THE ELEMENTS USED

    Form Harmony
    Ili-Ili Tulog Anay is in Unitary form Due to simply the voice being audible in the
    music and performance, the harmony in the
    because there is only one melodic section song Ili-ili Tulog Anay is monophonic. It is
    homophonic because there is background
    music playing at the same time on a ukulele,
    which combines vocal and instrumental
    music.
    That’s All
    Thank you
    for Listening

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