MUSIC - Music of Cordillera, Mindoro, Palawan, and The Visayas (7)

Flashcards for MAPEH Music 2nd Quarter

Ibaloi Badiw

style of singing without prior prepation or practice in leader chorus form

Owawi

lullabies

Dagdagay

infancy related song

Hudhud

epic poetry which is recited during occassions

Ela Ela Lay

rejoice

Ragrasakan

offering

Chua Ay

Rice pounding song

Melismatic

vocal passages which has one syllable sung in several note passage

Free Meter

musical meter that has no time signature

Gangsa Toppaya

gongs played by striking with the palm while rested on the lap

Gangsa Palook

gongs strike or beaten with wooden mallets held by the left hand. Usually played by men

Bungkaka/Bilbil

played by striking against the palm of one hand

Tongali

nose flute played with the extreme forward edge of the right or left nostril

Tongatong

are bamboo tube played by stomping each tube against the ground

Ulibaw/Sulibaw/Kabing

a jaw hard made from a piece of bamboo. PLayed by flicking one end while placed between the lips

Patteteg/Pattatad

bamboo of diffrent sizes makes forvaried timbre. They are split in half and struck by a wooden stick while rested on the lap

Marayaw

song used to communicate with spirit in rituals for healing the sick and protecting the community

Pamuybuyen

song about legend which mean fear in water

Ambahan

composed of 7 syllable line ending in rhymes

Kudyapi

It is a lute with ling neck, and has two strings that runfrom the neck of the baseof resonating chamber

Gitgit (Lute)

An instrument with 3 or 4 strings with a wooden body and human hair for the bow

Kalutang

A pair of equal sized wood stucl together

Kulial

A lyrical poem expressing love

Tultul

A vocal music about epic heroes chanted at night ending at daybreak

Bagit

Music played on the kudyapi, showing rhythm, movements, and sound of nature like rustling of leaves, running water, chirping birds, monkey, etc

Basal

An ensemble one or two big groups (Agung), a pair of small ringed gongs (Sanang), and drum called Gimbal

Rondalla

A string ensemble originating from Spain played with a pick plectrum

Bandurria

14 string instrument with 16 prets and shorter neck

Laud

Comes from a spanish word which means lute like Bandurria

Octavina

14 string instrument with 16 prets and shorter neck. It serves as the alto of the rondallia

Guitar

A popular musical instrument classified as a Chordophone with usually having 6 strings

Bajo De Arco

Largest among the instruments in most stringed ensembles evident by its thich strings, large body, and low tones

Tultogan

A bamboo and drum ensemble used by the natives for communications

Binanog

Used to accompany a dance movement imitating the flight of the hawk.