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MUSIC 7 1ST QUARTER Lesson 4 instrumental music
The document discusses the music of the lowlands of Luzon in the Philippines. It describes the instruments that make up a brass band, including woodwinds like flute and clarinet, brasswinds like trumpet and trombone, and percussion instruments like snare drum and cymbals. It notes that Lupang Hinirang, the Philippine national anthem, was originally titled "Marcha Nacional Filipina" and was composed by Julian Felipe on June 12, 1898.
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- 1. Music of the Lowlandsof Luzon INSTRUMENTA
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- 3. RECAP DIRECTIONS: On yourpapers, choose from the options provided and WRITE the LETTER of the CORRECT ANSWER.
- 4. 1. Songs writtenby the folk and are sung to accompany daily activities such as farming, fishing and putting the baby to sleep. a. Devotional Song b. Folk Song c. Harana d. Kundiman
- 5. 2. Genre performedby one or more singers with or without instrumental accompaniment where singing provides the main focus. a. Folk Song b. Instrumental Music c. Secular Music d. Vocal Music
- 6. 3. An Ilocanofolk song about Ilocano woman, to whom the man is singing. a. Atin Cu Pung Singsing b. Bahay Kubo c. Pamulinawen d. Sarung Banggi
- 7. 4. A traditionalFilipino folk song that tells of a small hut with a variety of vegetables surrounding it. a. Atin Cu Pung Singsing b. Bahay Kubo c. Pamulinawen d. Sarung Banggi
- 8. 5. A popularBicolano song written by Potenciano B. Gregorio, Sr. In Albay more than a hundred years ago. a. Atin Cu Pung Singsing b. Bahay Kubo c. Pamulinawen d. Sarung Banggi
- 9. 6. A popular Kapampanganfolk song about a missing heirloom piece, a ring with a single gem. a. Atin Cu Pung Singsing b. Bahay Kubo c. Leron Leron Sinta d. Sitsiritsit
- 10. Identifywhich Luzon lowland areathegiven folk songbelongs. FOR ITEMS 7-10
- 11. 7. Atin CuPung Singsing a. Bicolano b. Ilocano c. Kapampangan d. Tagalog
- 12. 8. Bahay Kubo a.Bicolano b. Ilocano c. Kapampangan d. Tagalog
- 13. 9. Pamulinawen a. Bicolano b.Ilocano c. Kapampangan d. Tagalog
- 14. 10. Sarung Banggi a.Bicolano b. Ilocano c. Kapampangan d. Tagalog
- 15. 11. Originated aspart of religious rites and includes both ancient and modern traditions. It is also known as part of the Roman Catholic Mass. a. Devotional Music b. Liturgical Music c. Sacred Music d. Secular Music
- 16. 12. Accompanies religious observances and rituals a.Devotional Music b. Liturgical Music c. Sacred Music d. Secular Music
- 17. 13. Philippine narrative ofthe passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ a. Flores de Mayo b. Pasyon c. Salubong d. Santa Cruzan
- 18. 14. A religiousritual that re-enacts the meeting of the Risen Christ with His Mother on the dawn of Easter Sunday a. Flores de Mayo b. Pasyon c. Salubong d. Santa Cruzan
- 19. 15. Also knownas “Flowers of May,” it is a Catholic festival held on the month of May a. Flores de Mayo b. Pasyon c. Salubong d. Santa Cruzan
- 20. 16. A religious-historical eventthat dramatizes of finding the Holy Cross by the Queen Helena and her son, Constantine the Great. a. Flores de Mayo b. Pasyon c. Salubong d. Santa Cruzan
- 21. 17. Refers toany music that is not religious in nature. a.Devotional Music b.Liturgical Music c. Sacred Music d. Secular Music
- 22. 18. A serenade traditionallysung by a man to express affection to a woman. a.Balitaw b.Harana c. Kumintang d. Pandanggo
- 23. 19. Song intriple meter with themes of love and courtship; originated from Balayan, Batangas. a.Balitaw b.Harana c. Kumintang d. Pandanggo
- 24. 20. A courtshipdance but it can also refer to a type of song to entertain the farmers in the rice field. a.Balitaw b.Harana c. Kumintang d. Pandanggo
- 25. 21. Performed inelegant evening gatherings at the height of its popularity during the Spanish colonial period. a.Balitaw b.Harana c. Kumintang d. Polka
- 26. 22. A dialoguesong in triple meter, mostly in 2 and 3 part forms and arranged with counter melodies a.Balitaw b.Harana c. Kumintang d. Polka
- 27. 23. An artsong that came from the words, “kung hindi man” that conveys selfless and spiritual attitude. a.Balitaw b.Harana c. Kundiman d. Polka
- 28. 24. Which ofthe choices is NOT a secular music? a.Balitaw b.Kumintang c. Kundiman d. Santa Cruzan
- 29. 25. Which ofthe choices is NOT a liturgical/ devotional music? a.Balitaw b.Flores de Mayo c. Pasyon d. Santa Cruzan
- 31. Music of the Lowlandsof Luzon INSTRUMENTA
- 32. Video – brassband cover - sorry
- 34. BRASS BAND Ensemble of woodwind,brass and percussion instruments in the Philippines
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- 39. LUPANG HINIRANG Originally entitled, “MarchaNacional Filipina” composed by Julian Felipe in June 12, 1898
- 41. If you werein a brass band, what instrument will you choose to play and why?
- 42. How does thebrass band music affect the present local music?
- 44. EVALUATION DIRECTIONS: On yournotebooks (Music Segment), write the LETTER of the BEST answer corresponding their respective definitions.
- 45. 1. Ensemble of woodwind,brass and percussion instruments in the Philippines a.Anklung Ensemble b. Brass Band c. Musiko Bumbong d. Rondalla
- 46. 2. Which of thechoices will make a Brass Band? a.Angklungs b. Angklung, Bumbong, Kalatok, Talunggating, Kalagong, Pan Pipes, Tulali & Kiskis c. Bamboo Woodwind Instruments d. Woodwinds, Brasswinds & Percussion
- 47. 3. Which ofthe choices is a WOODWIND INSTRUMENT? a. Bass Drum b. Cymbals c. Flute d. Snare Drum
- 48. 4. Which ofthe choices is a PERCUSSION INSTRUMENT? a. Bass Drum b. Flute c. Sousaphone d. Trombone
- 49. 5. Originally entitled, “MarchaNacional Filipina” composed by Julian Felipe in June 12, 1898 a.Bayan Ko b. Bayang Magiliw c. Lupang Hinirang d. Pilipinas Kong Mahal
Editor's Notes
- #35 They usually play during fiestas, religious and civic celebrations. -repertoire may include folk songs, popular music and dance music -bands was so remarkable that every town used to have two or more bands
- #36 What are the instruments that make the Brass Band?
- #37 Piccolo – shorter than flute/ the sound that it produces is thinner than flute Clarinet – has a single reed (thin strip of material which vibrates to produce a sound) mouthpiece/ a straight cylindrical tube with cylindrical bore (hole), and a flared bell Alto saxophone – commonly used in classical music concert bands, chamber music and solo repertoire. Tenor saxophone – easily distinguished by the bend in its neck, or its crook near the mouthpiece. Flute – aerophone that produces its sound from the flow of air across the opening.
- #38 trombone – sound is produced when the player’s vibrating lips cause tha air column inside the instrument to vibrate / name means “large trumpet” / pitch is produced by sliding the valve. trumpet – has the highest register in the brass family euphonium– a valve instrument where it is known for its distinctive tone color, wide variety of character and agility. sousaphone– known as the bass, a type of tuba designed to be easier than the concert tuba to play while standing/marching. French horn – commonly known as the horn, the quality of the sound may also be controlled through the adjustment of lip tension in the mouthpiece and the operation of valves by the left hand.
- #39 cymbals – consist of thin, normally round plates of various alloys / used in many ensembles ranging from the orchestra, percussion ensembles, jazz bands, heavy metal bands and marching groups/ the heavier the cymbals, the louder the volume/the thinner the cymbals, the fuller the sound, higher pitch and faster response Snare drum – known as the side drum / usually played with sticks or brush Bass drum– produces a note of low definite and indefinite pitch / varies in sizes
- #40 -initially performed by the san Francisco de Malabon band at the proclamation of Philippine independence -considered as an “incidental music” which means a background music set into a particular event/occasion in a dramatic mood
- #41 PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY BAND “MARCHA NACIONAL FILIPINA” / Lupang Hinirang Filipino version Himno nacional filipino (original version) & Land of the morning – English translation