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    The document discusses the song "Kruhay" from the Philippines. It provides background information on the song, including that: 1) "Kruhay" means "long-lived" in Kinaray-a, the language of Panay Island in the central Philippines. 2) The song is based on a folk tale about 10 datus (chieftains) from Borneo who were exiled and settled on the shores of Antique in western Panay in the 13th century. 3) The song celebrates the meeting of the Bornean datus and the native Ati people of Panay, with the datus trading their hats and gold necklaces for land

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    The document discusses the song "Kruhay" from the Philippines. It provides background information on the song, including that: 1) "Kruhay" means "long-lived" in Kinaray-a, the language of Panay Island in the central Philippines. 2) The song is based on a folk tale about 10 datus (chieftains) from Borneo who were exiled and settled on the shores of Antique in western Panay in the 13th century. 3) The song celebrates the meeting of the Bornean datus and the native Ati people of Panay, with the datus trading their hats and gold necklaces for land

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    The document discusses the song "Kruhay" from the Philippines. It provides background information on the song, including that: 1) "Kruhay" means "long-lived" in Kinaray-a, the language of Panay Island in the central Philippines. 2) The song is based on a folk tale about 10 datus (chieftains) from Borneo who were exiled and settled on the shores of Antique in western Panay in the 13th century. 3) The song celebrates the meeting of the Bornean datus and the native Ati people of Panay, with the datus trading their hats and gold necklaces for land

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    KRUHAY

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    The document discusses the song "Kruhay" from the Philippines. It provides background information on the song, including that: 1) "Kruhay" means "long-lived" in Kinaray-a, the language of Panay Island in the central Philippines. 2) The song is based on a folk tale about 10 datus (chieftains) from Borneo who were exiled and settled on the shores of Antique in western Panay in the 13th century. 3) The song celebrates the meeting of the Bornean datus and the native Ati people of Panay, with the datus trading their hats and gold necklaces for land

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    KRUHAY

    What was 13th century called?

    The 13th Century. By some scholars the


    13th century is called "the greatest of
    centuries", as it saw cultural highlights
    of enormous importance.
    THE SONG
    KRUHAY

    “’Kruhay’ means ‘long-lived,’ in Kinaray-a, a


    language native to Panay Island and in the
    central Philippines.
    Panay is the sixth-largest
    and fourth-most populous
    island in the Philippines,
    with a total land area of
    12,011 km2 (4,637 sq mi)
    and has a total population of
    4,542,926 as of 2020
    census. Panay comprises
    4.4 percent of the entire
    population of the country.
    KRUHAY

    The song is based


    on a folk-tale. It
    narrates the arrival of
    10 Bornean datus
    exiled by their ruler,
    Sultan Makatunaw.
    They reached the
    shores of Antique in
    balangays (boats)
    and brought saduk
    (wide-brimmed hat)
    KRUHAY

    and kulintas
    (necklace) which
    they bartered with
    the indigenous Ati.
    (13th Century)
    This ethnic composition
    by Antiqueno musician,
    Benny F. Castillon, has
    been performed in
    some of the biggest
    choral competitions
    worldwide and often
    accompanied by tultog,
    a traditional ethnic
    bamboo percussion.”
    KRUHAY

    - IT IS IN THE KEY OF C MAJOR


    LANGUAGE
    - KINARAY-A(PANAY ISLAND LANGUAGE)
    KRUHAY

    ARRANGEMENT:

    - PLAYFUL RHYTHM
    - IT HAS NON PITCH NOTE(PERCUSSIVE
    SOUND)
    - ETHNIC IN PLACEMENT
    KRUHAY

    INSTRUMENTS:
    - BELLS (KILING-KILING)
    - TULTOG (BAMBOO DRUM)
    - PUDA-PUDAG (FOOT STOMP)
    LYRICS
    KRUHAY

    “BUHAY RON NGA MGA DINAG-UN”


    - IT WAS FOR SO LONG YEARS -

    SA ISARA KABAY-BAYUN
    - IN THIS ONE SOLITARY SHORE-

    SA LAWUD MAY NAGA PANONG


    - IN THIS SHORE THERE’S A FLOCK-
    BARUTO KANG MGA DUMURO-ONG
    -BOAT/BALANGAY OF SOME VISITORS-

    NAGDUNG-KA ANG TAGA BORNAY


    -THE BORNEANS MOORED-

    NAGSINADYA ANG MGA ATI


    -AND THE NATIVE ATIS WERE ECSTATIC
    “ANDA NGA GIN HALADAN”
    -THEY OFFERED SOME GIFTS OF WELCOME-

    “KANG BAHUL NGA KASADYAHAN”


    - OF BIG REVELRY-

    “GINBAYLO KANG MGA ATI ANG ANDA NGA


    PURUY-AN”
    -THE ATIS BARTERED THEIR HOMELAND
    “ANG PANAY SA SANGKA SADUK KAG
    KULINTAS NGA BULAWAN”
    -WITH A LARGED BRIMMED
    HAT(SALAKOT) AND FEET LONG
    NECKLACE MADE OF GOLD

    “KAG SANDA NAGSARARAKA SA MGA


    KABUKIRAN”
    -AFTER THAT, THE ATIS WENT TO THE
    BACKWOODS
    “KAG ANG MGA DUMULU-ONG SA
    KAPATAGAN SANDA NAGPUTYO”
    -AND LET THE BORNEAN VISITORS LIVE
    IN THE FLATLAND
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?
    v=KT8iMw6YA-g
    HOW TO
    SING?
    MABUHAY!
    THIS IS THE SIMILAR WORD FOR KRUHAY!
    PRECOLONIAL MUSIC

    WHAT WAS THE


    MUSIC BEFORE
    THE
    COLONIALISM?

    -NATIVES ARE MUSIC LOVER

    -EACH COMMUNITY HAD


    THEIR OWN SET OF MUSICAL
    INSTRUMENTS
    NORTHERN PART OF THE PH

    • https:// • https://
    www.youtube.com/ www.youtube.com/
    watch? watch?
    v=AMUK_1l9MXw v=UiiXw5TLXbE

    Tungatong
    SOUTHERN PART OF THE PH

    • https:// • https://
    www.youtube.com/ www.youtube.com/
    watch? watch?
    v=Czh1oqx0Bpw v=Tv1ZBQt7MB8
    Southern Part Nothern Part
    -There is an -Bamboo(stomping,
    introductory, Main tapping) Creating
    instruments will join interlock patern
    and the others will -Very Simple, Very
    follow. pentatonic(it has few
    -Gongs, drums, notes)
    kulintang
    COLONIAL

    • INTRODUCTORY OF THE WESTERN


    INSTRUMENTS
    – CARIÑOSA

    • CHRISTIANITY INTRODUCED
    • RELIGION PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE
    • CHURCH MUSIC, FORMARTION OF CHOIRS

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