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    Music of Visayas-Quarter 2

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    The document summarizes music from the Visayan region of the Philippines. It describes vocal music styles like romantic songs, drinking songs, and lullabies that are influenced by Spanish culture. Instrumental music is discussed, including the rondalla string ensemble and tultogan bamboo drum ensemble. The rondalla uses string instruments played with picks, while the tultogan communicates through bamboo sticks of varying lengths struck in rhythm. Overall, the document outlines the learning objectives and highlights characteristics of vocal and instrumental music styles unique to the Visayan islands' culture and geography.

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    The document summarizes music from the Visayan region of the Philippines. It describes vocal music styles like romantic songs, drinking songs, and lullabies that are influenced by Spanish culture. Instrumental music is discussed, including the rondalla string ensemble and tultogan bamboo drum ensemble. The rondalla uses string instruments played with picks, while the tultogan communicates through bamboo sticks of varying lengths struck in rhythm. Overall, the document outlines the learning objectives and highlights characteristics of vocal and instrumental music styles unique to the Visayan islands' culture and geography.

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    Music of Visayas-Quarter 2

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    Paulo Angelo
    The document summarizes music from the Visayan region of the Philippines. It describes vocal music styles like romantic songs, drinking songs, and lullabies that are influenced by Spanish culture. Instrumental music is discussed, including the rondalla string ensemble and tultogan bamboo drum ensemble. The rondalla uses string instruments played with picks, while the tultogan communicates through bamboo sticks of varying lengths struck in rhythm. Overall, the document outlines the learning objectives and highlights characteristics of vocal and instrumental music styles unique to the Visayan islands' culture and geography.

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    GRADE 7

    Music of Visayas
    Music 7- Quarter 2

    Ms. Marchlyn Chi Tancio


    LEARNING COMPETENCIES
    At the end of the lesson the students are expected to:

    1. Describes the musical characteristics of representative


    selection of Visayas after listening;
    2. Explains the distinguishing characteristics of representative
    music from Visayas in relation to its culture and geography;
    3. Identifies the musical instruments and other sound sources from
    Visayas;
    4. Improvises simple rhythmic/melodic accompaniments to
    selected music from the Visayas;
    5. Performs music from Visayas with accompaniment;
    CONTENTS

    01 VOCAL MUSIC

    INSTRUMENTAL
    02 MUSIC
    INTRODUCTION
    The Visayan Region is one of the most beautiful regions to visit in
    the Philippines. It is situated between the islands of Luzon and
    Mindanao. The well-known provinces in this region include Iloilo,
    Cebu, Negros Occidental and Oriental, Samar, Leyte and Bohol.
    The islands are the first places to be explored by the European
    Explorer Ferdinand Magellan, who arrived at the island of
    Samar on March 16, 1521. This led to their culture, and in turn
    their music, be heavily influenced by Spanish Culture. Their
    immediate acceptance of the foreign culture and religion greatly
    modified the culture and the islands from tribal to European,
    which can be noticeable in their music.
    VOCAL MUSIC
    Vocal music in the Visayan region are highly
    dependent on its use and purpose. They have
    songs for many occasions and situations –
    from expressions of love and courtship to
    children’s songs; as well as work and drinking
    songs. Most Visayan songs or music are
    written in duple or triple meter with a simple
    melody that is easy to sing.
    VOCAL MUSIC
    Examples of their songs include:
    a. Romantic Songs (Matud Nila, Rosas
    Pandan, Usahay)
    b. Drinking and work songs (Condansoy, Ako
    Kini Si Angi, Si Pelimon)
    c. Children songs (Ilo nga Bata)
    d. Farewell songs (Dandansoy)
    e. Lullabies (Ili- Ili tulog anay)
    VOCAL MUSIC
    Balitaw - is a Visayan folk song from Malayan
    word “berita” which means narration or balita
    in Tagalog. It is a dance and song which is the
    counterpart of the kundiman. Its musical style
    is a song-and-dance debate between a man
    and a woman known. The theme of the
    musical style is about love and marriage and
    usually performed by good singers as well as
    dancers and actors.
    INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

    RONDALLA –
    is an ensemble of
    string instruments
    played with pick.
    INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
    RONDALLA
    INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
    RONDALLA
    INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
    RONDALLA
    INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
    TULTOGAN

    A bamboo and drum ensemble. Its


    roots stemmed from the natives use
    of bamboo to communicate with
    each other. In order to produce
    sound, bamboo sticks are cut in
    varying length and is place on a
    pedestal, which is then struck in
    rhythm.
    REFERENCES

    MAPEH in Action 21st Century 7


    Music Module Quarter 2

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