This document provides information about the music of Pakistan. It begins with an overview of Pakistan's unique musical characteristics that have been influenced by South Asia, Central Asia, Persia, Turkey, and the Arab world. It then discusses two main vocal styles - Ghazal, which expresses love and loss, and Qawwali, the devotional music of Sufism. Finally, it outlines some significant musical instruments of Pakistan like the tabla, rubab, harmonium, and dholak that are prominent in genres like Bhangra dance music.

1. Music
of South Asia
and
Middle East

2. Music
of
Pakistan
Grade 8
Quarter 3
Lesson 2

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CONTENT STANDARD:
At the end of the lesson,
the learner demonstrates an understanding of
common and distinct musical characteristics of
South Asia and the Middle East.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD:
At the end of the lesson,
the learner demonstrates an understanding of
common and distinct musical characteristics of
South Asia and the Middle East.

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created by Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon,
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LEARNING COMPETENCIES
At the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
a. listen perceptively to music of South Asia and
the Middle East (MU8WS-IIIa-h-2)
b. analyzes musical elements of selected songs
and instrumental pieces heard and performed
(MU8WS-IIIc-h-4)

5. PAKISTAN

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PAKISTAN MAP
CAPITAL
Islamabad
LARGEST CITY
Karachi
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
Urdu
RELIGION
Islam

7. PAKISTAN
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Though Pakistan is part of South Asia,
its western part is considered as an
extension of Central Asia.
Pakistan is known for its unique
vocals.
The distinctive Pakistani sound was
formed with multiple influences not
only from various parts of South Asia
but it also incudes diverse elements
from Central Asia, Persia, Turkey, and
the Arab World.

8. Vocal Music
Pakistan is known for its two vocal styles
in singing:
Ghazal
love, separation,
and loneliness
Qawwali
devotional music of
the Chishti Order

9. Ghazal
 are traditional expressions of love, separation, and
loneliness. It tells about the pain of loss of the lover and the
beauty of love in spite of that pain
 structural requirements are stricter than those of most
poetic forms traditionally written in English
 considered by may to be one of the principal poetic forms
in the Persian civilization
 can be sung by both men and women

10. Qawwali
 the devotional music of the Chishti Order
 a vibrant musical tradition that stretches back
more than 700 years
 Originally performed mainly at Sufi shrines
throughout the subcontinent and gained mainstream
popularity

11. Instrumental Music
Punjabi music strengthens the importance
of musical instruments in Pakistan.
Punjab
- is a region in South Asia (India) which is
divided into West Punjab and East Punjab.
- Bhangra, one of the most recognized forms
of Punjab, is based on the drum rhythm of
dhol.

12. Significant Instruments of Pakistan
Tabla
Rubab
Harmonium
Dholak
is a pair of twin
hand drums
from the Indian
subcontinent
is a two-headed
hand-drum from
the Indian
subcontinent.
a lute-like musical
instrument, Afghanistan's
national instrument, and is
also popular in northwest
India and Pakistan.
is a musical instrument
which is a free-reed
organ that generates
sound as air flows past
a vibrating piece of thin
metal in a frame. It is an
important instrument in
many genres of Indian
music especially
classical.

13. If you were a Pakistani or in
Pakistan and lost a lover or
were broken-hearted, which
of the following would you
listen to or would you make?
Ghazal Qawwali

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