Group 4 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Most musical instruments are

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Percussion Instrument

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Wind instruments

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Tongali
Bansik

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Played by the Kalinga people

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Tongali (nose flute)

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used by various groups for courtship or Storytelling

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Bansik (bamboo flute)

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5
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string Instruments

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Kudyapi
kolitong

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played by the Maguindanao and Maranao

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kudyapic two- stringed flute)

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used by the Kalinga people

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kolitong (bamboo zither)

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Indigenous Philippine Music Three Main Form

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Harana
Kundiman
Rondalla

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one of the Philippine’s many courtship traditions.

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Harana

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10
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A classic form of Filipino love song or so it seemed to colonialist forces in the Philippines

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Kundiman

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11
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is an ensemble of stringed instrument played with the plectrum or pick and generally known as Plectrum instuments

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Rondalla

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12
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Philippine Musical Instruments classifications

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Idiophones
Membranophones
Aerophones
Chordophones

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13
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Made of brass; the instrument is held horizontally with the metal tounge in front of the opened mouth

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Afiw-idiophones

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14
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Hour glass drum made of wood. Made of carabao skin

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Dadabran- Membranophone

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15
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is a vertical flute that originated with the Aeta tribes of the Philippines

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Bulungudyong- Aerophones

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A traditional two-stringed lute-like instrument native to the Philippines, particularly among the Kalinga and Tingguian tribes in the Cordillerra region

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kudlung - chordophones

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17
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A lullaby for putting a child to sleep

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uyayi or hele

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A song for travellers

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the seafarer’s song

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A war song

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A song for collective labor

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Melancholic love song

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song-ritual usually sung to the Rhythm of dance

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A courtship song

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A song-ritual of the would-be bride groom to his Would-be bride as he asks permissions to marry her
Pamanhikan
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Another-dance ritual song of courtship and marriage
subli
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The more popular song forms are dallot and the duayya, both love songs, and the dung-aw which is a dirge or a wake song
llocanos
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Among the indigenous literature that existed way back, it is the_______ that has endured
Awit
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Tagalog riddles that are made to rhyme and utilize ther talinghaga
Bugtong
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- Sometimes, the riddles are relayed through familiar indigenous forms of poetry
Tula
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– A poetic form similar to the ambahan is the _______. Unlike the ambahan whose length is indefinite, the _______ is a compact seven-syllable quatrain.
Tanaga
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– It is a mono rhyming heptasyllabic poem attributed to the Hanunuo-Mangyan ethnic group in Mindoro.
Ambahan
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– The _________ is a poetic debate presented through song and dance, which originated from indigenous courtship customs.
Duplo
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– _________ is a Filipino form of debate done in verse.
Balagtasan
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- Tagalog proverbs are called _________ while they are termed sarsarita in Iloko.
Salawikain
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– Just like every other country, our indigenous ancestors also have ________. Filipino ________ are stories that form part of the oral tradition in the Philippines.
Kuwentong-Bayan
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Examples of Indigenous Literature
Awit Bugtong Tula Salawikain kwentong Bayan
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about the creation of the universe, God (Bathala Maykapal), and the origin of man, supernatural bei or ngs and native Filipino heroes.
Mito
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relate the origin of local phenomena, places, plants, animals, things and names.
Alamat
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about animals and inanimate beings made to speak and act like rational beings and pointing out morals.
Pabula
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describe the adventures of the hero and can be classified into two groups: romance and
epiko
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is a traditional handwoven textile from the Philippines made from the fibers of pineapple leaves.
Piña fabric