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2 nd quarter lesson 3 (music)
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- 3. The smallestPalawan tribe Resemble the Aeta people with tightly curled hair and dark skin They speak the dialect Binatak They do not have a developed system of writing They are hunter-gatherers They are believed to be the earliest dwellers of the country
- 4. Magtarek - theirritual dance Magdiwata - their ritual song * Are performed by a male babaylan, music accompaniment is provided by female musicians with their drums and bamboo tubes
- 5. PATIGUNGGUNG -is achordophone and is a parallel-stringed tube zither KALAG -is a membranophone with a dried animal skin stretched over a piece of a hollow wood struck by a coiled rattan ring TIPANO -is a bamboo areophone similar to a flute with 6 finger holes SABAGAN -is an idiophone made of a softwood played by hitting with sticks LAMPUNG -is an idiophone similar to sabagan, which is suspended from house beams
- 6. LANTOY -is anose flute with two holes KODIAN -is an almost 2 meter long instrument with two barks of fiber BUDLONG -is a chordophone similar to a guitar with two strings
- 7. Means “people ofthe rock” Also called Ken-uy They compose their own song and dances Their song is mimetic, they usually imitate the sounds made by animals in the forests
- 8. LANTIGI -it isa narrative song that tells about a bird which they call limukon KANDIDI -performed by more than 2 singers. -lyrics are done as if they are just talking to each other
- 9. PAGANG -is azither made of bamboo with 13 strings KUDLUNG -is a guitar made of wood that has 2 strings only SULING -is an aerophone made of small bamboo with 4 holes ARUDING -is a jaw harp made of small bamboo placed near the mouth and blown to produce sounds
- 10. TAREK -their mostpopular dance -is performed all night in all social gatherings -characterized by stomping the performers’ feet alternately TORON -a ritual dance performed to cure the sick -it is done by a priestess (babaylan) to drive away the evil spirits that causes sickness
- 11. Situated inthe far south island of Palawan They live in caves and hunt for food
- 12. TINAPAY -is the ricewine drinking ceremony TAMBILAW -an offering ritual to the god of rice
- 13. a musicalensemble played during tambilaw and tinapay composed of gimbal, sanang and agong A. GIMBAL -a drum shaped like a tube B. SANANG -is a pair of small gong C. AGONG -are gongs with high bosses
- 14. KULILAL TRADITION -isa romantic, ardent love poem sung to the accompaniment of Kudyapi and Pagang. *KUDYAPI - a two-stringed lute played by a man *PAGANG - a bamboo zither played by a woman BAGIT TRADITION -is an instrumental music describing the sounds heard in the environment
- 15. Also calledcuyunins Live in the island of Northern Palawan They are regarded as most distinguished class among the groups in Palawan They have a sense of being devout due to their conversion to Christianity They have a highly-developed community-spirit
- 16. PALAKUPAKAN -sticks withbamboo clappers SUBING -a jaw harp BATUNGTUNG -a slit drum made of bamboo LANTOY - a nose flute TIPANU -a transverse flute
- 17. TIPANU BAND -an ensemblecomposed of flutes and drums DE KWERDAS BAND -a string band
- 18. Consists of ; A.1 or 2 small flutes B. 3 or 4 large flutes C. Redoblante (snare drum) D. Bombo (bass drum) E. Platilyo (cymbals)
- 19. Consists of ; A.2 or 3 Rabel (violins) B. gitara or sista (guitar) C. baho ( bass guitar) D. banjo E. banduria
- 20. “people from thecountry side” Found in the central and northern Palawan
- 21. PAGDIWATA -performed togive thanks for abundant harvest or a healing ritual for the sick RONSAY/RUNSAY -performed to thank God for plentiful harvest BILANG & LAMBAY
- 22. OIMAN -a narrative song DAGOY -alove song
- 23. AGONG -brass gongplayed by hitting with a sticks wrapped with piece of cloth GIMBAL -a membranophone similar to snare drum covered with dried goat skin BABANDIL -an idiophone similar to agong but has softer sound