MUSIC EDUCATION 7 2ND QUARTER Lesson 1 music of cordillera
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MUSIC EDUCATION 7 2ND QUARTER Lesson 1 music of cordillera
- 2. The Cordillera is located at the highest and largest mountain range in the Philippines. Abra, Apayao, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, Mountain Province and the City of Baguio are the provinces surrounding it.
- 3. VOCAL MUSIC MUSIC OF CORDILLERA
- 4. • Ibaloi Badiw – style of singing without prior preparation or practice in leader-chorus form. • Owiwi (Kalinga) –Lullaby • Dagdagay (Kalinga)– Infancy-related songs • Oppia (Kalinga)– Infancy-related songs • Langan bata-bata (Tausug)– Infancy-related songs • Bua (Subannen)– Infancy-related songs • Kawayanna (Kalinga)– Infancy-related songs
- 5. HUDHUD (Ifugao) Epic poetry which is recited and chanted during occasions.
- 8. 1. Metal Instruments - Gongs GANGSA - Single handheld smooth surfaced gong with a narrow rim.
- 9. GANGSA TOPPAYA Gongs played by striking with the palm while rested on the lap
- 10. GANGSA PALOOK Gongs strike or beaten with wooden mallets while held by the left hand. Usually played by men.
- 11. 2. Bamboo Instruments – Woodwind and Percussion Instruments
- 12. BUNGKAKA/BILBIL – Played by striking against the palm of one hand.
- 14. TONGALI – Nose flute played with the extreme forward edge of the right or left nostril
- 15. TONGATONG – bamboo tubes played by stomping each tube against the ground.
- 16. ULIBAW – Jaw harp made from a piece of bamboo; played by flicking one end while placed between the lips.
- 17. PATTETEG– bamboo of different sizes makes varied timbre.
- 19. 1. ANTANG (Manobo) – Matchmaking 2. SINDAAY, TARASUL (Tausug) – Greetings & advice during wedding 3. TAMUYONG, DANGO, OGGAYAM - Greetings & advice during Kalinga wedding 4. SALIDUMMAY & DANGDAYANG-AY - entertainment
- 20. SALIDUMMAY
- 21. QUESTION TIME
- 22. A 5-item formative assessment.
- 23. Write the LETTER of the CORRECT ANSWER on your notebooks.
- 24. 1. Cordillera- style of singing without prior preparation or practice in leader-chorus form. a.Ibaloi Badiw b. Dagdagay c. Oppia d. Owiwi
- 25. 2. Ifugao epic poetry which is recited and chanted during occasions. a.Bua b. Hudhud c. Kawayana d. Langan Bata- Bata
- 26. 3. Ifugao gongs played by striking with the palm while rested on the lap a.Bungkaka b. Gangsa Palook c. Gangsa Toppaya d. Tongali
- 27. 4. Cordillera bamboo instrument played by striking against the palm of one hand. a.Bungkaka b. Gangsa Palook c. Gangsa Toppaya d. Tongali
- 28. 5. Which of the following are Cordilleran vocal ensemble with instrumental accompaniment used for entertainment? a. Antang b. Sindaay, Tarasul c. Tamuyong Dango, Oggayam d. Salidummay & Dangdayang-ay
Editor's Notes
- Cordillera region is known for its best and unique bamboo musical instruments that are used in celebrating gatherings, festivals, rituals, and ceremonies. The highlights of the life of people in their places are reflected in their music. MUSIC OF CORDILLERA MAY BE CATEGORIZED INTO: Vocal Music Instrumental Music Vocal Ensemble with instrumental Accompaniment
- Its characteristics contain: Melismatic – vocal passages which has one syllable sung to in several note passages Free Meter – musical Meter that has no time signature
- Vocal genres among the ethnic communities may be identified according to their social functions.
- The tale of Hudhud is about the heroism of two warriors who later became good friends.
- Each musician plays one gong consisting of gangsa tuned to different notes. Two ways of playing the gangsa: TOPPAYA & PALOOK
- musicians play the gangsa with their hand while in a sitting position with a single gangsa resting on the lap of each musician.
- the gangsa is suspended from the musician’s left hand and played with a wooden mallet held in musician’s right hand.
- Bamboo buzzers; idiophone
- Set of five to six bamboo stamping tubes with one hole on top in gradual sizes; idiophone
- The sound is created by the vibration of the thin and flexible tongue in the center of the ulibaw. The mouth of the player resonates the sound Different sounds are produced by changing the shape of mouth. Also known as KUBING
- Bamboo xylophone; idiophone They are split in half and struck by a wooden stick while rested on the lap
- Vocal ensemble is performed during courtship usually in song-debate form accompanied by different instruments such as kuglong, which is a 2-stringed lute and the saluroy (polychordal zither)
- SALIDUMMAY – a song from the Cordillera, specifically from the people of Ifugao, Bontoc Province. This is sung in many occasions as the ethnic groups such as weddings, festivals and rituals.