This document provides information about different types of vocal and instrumental music from several regions in the Philippines. It discusses the characteristics of vocal music in Cordillera, examples of vocal music genres from Cordillera, Mindoro, Palawan, and the Visayas regions. It also outlines some instrumental music traditions from the Visayas, including rondalla, tultugan, and binanog ensembles. The document concludes with a short quiz about the information presented.

1. Music of
Cordillera,
Mindoro,
Palawan, and
the Visayas
Music 7 Unit II

2. Vocal Music
Vocal music is a type of
singing performed by one or
more singers, either with
instrumental accompaniment,
or without instrumental
accompaniment.

4. Instrumental
Music
Instrumental music is a
recording normally without
any vocals; no singing.

6. Vocal Ensemble
a performing collective of
singers.

8. Instrumental
Music
Vocal
Ensemble
Vocal Music

9. Vocal music
in Cordillera

10. Cordillera
which means
“people who live in
houses”.
Ibaloi-Badliw

11. Cordillera
About a child’s life
Owiwi

12. Cordillera
About a child’s
future
Dagdagay

13. Cordillera
Sung while cradling
Oppia

14. Cordillera
Infancy-related song
Langan
bata-bata
(Tausug)
Bua
(Subanen)
Kawayanna
(Kalinga)

15. Cordillera
Epic-poetry which is
recited and chanted
during occasions
Hudhud

16. Cordillera
Characteristics
of Vocal Music
1. Melismatic

17. Cordillera
Characteristics
of Vocal Music
2. Free Meter

18. Vocal ensemble
with instrumental
accompaniment
in Cordillera

19. Cordillera
Entertainment
Salidummay

20. Vocal music
in Mindoro

21. Mindoro
Often used by parents
for teaching their
children in courtship
and by visitors to ask for
food.
Ambahan

22. Mindoro
Song about legends,
which means the “fear
of water”
Pamuybuyen

23. Mindoro
Use to communicate
with spirits in rituals for
healing the sick and
protecting the
community.
Marayaw

24. Vocal music
in Palawan

25. Palawan
A lyrical poem
expressing love
Kulial

26. Palawan
A vocal music about
epic heroes chanted
at night, ending at
daybreak.
Tultul

27. Palawan
The love song of
Tagbanuas and the
People of Palawan.
Lantege

28. Vocal music
in Visayas

29. Visayas
Work song
Si Pelimon

30. Visayas
Ilonggo lullaby
Ili-ili Tuloy Anay

31. Instrumental
Music
in Visayas

32. Rondalla
• A string ensemble played
with a pick or plectrum
• Juan Silos Jr. is known as
the Father of Rondalla

34. Tultugan
• A bamboo and drum
ensemble
• To produce sound of the
body of the bamboos are
being struck with sticks

36. Binanog
• A gong, drum, wooden
percussion ensemble.
• Used to accompany a
dance movement imitating
the flight of the hawk.

37. Each group will make their
improvised Tultugan Instrument.

38. Quiz
1. A type of singing performed
by one or more singers, with
or without accompaniment.
2. A recording normally
without any vocals.
3. A performing collective of
singers.
4. Give one example of vocal
music in: (4 points)
Cordillera
Mindoro
Palawan
Visayas

39. Quiz
5. A string ensemble played
with a pick or plectrum
6. A bamboo and drum
ensemble
7. A gong, drum, wooden
percussion ensemble.