MAPEH 4th mid (Islamic Vocal Music)

Mostly used for religious purposes

Islamic Music

They have a distinction between music for rituals and music for entertainment.

Muslim People

Muslim people’s song are mainly about worshipping ______

Allah

Islamic are accompanied by different intrumental music

Percussion Instruments

Wind Instruments

String Instruments

Who is the messenger of Allah

Mohammad

From where is Ida-Ida a wata orginated?

Maranao

It is a Maranao’s children’s song that is commonly short and has a free rythm.

Ida-Ida a wata

Example of an ida-ida a wata song about letting go of the moon

Pokpok Limpako and Arimoanga

It has a simple melody and performed repetitively with only little variations.

Ida-ida a wata

Different types of Islamic Children’s Songs

Ida-ida a wata

Kadidao sa wata

Langan-batagbatag

Dingende

The lullaby of the Tausugs

Langan-batagbatag

This songs mostly uses figures of speech, such as simile and metaphor, and contains lyrics that expresses praises for a child.

Kadidao sa wata

Examples of Langan-batagbatag song

Dindang

Buva-buva

Types of Religious Songs

Kandomana

Lugo Maulod

Dikil

Maguindanao chants

set of songs form the Maguindanao people celebrating Mohammad’s life.

Dikil

Maranao songs that originated from the religious stories of kisa and folk songs.

Kandomana

Maguindanao song used for scolding child. Its lyrics give out a warning of an unpleasant future when the child continues to be disobedient.

Dingende

Two forms of Kandomana

Kisa

Domana

Used in singing religious texts

Kisa

Used for singing indigenous texts

Domana

Tausug song that honors the life of Mohammad, the Muslim prophet

Lugu Maulod

Following parts of Lugu Maulod

Janitla (prose section)

Jikil (poetry section)

Pali (Improvised parts)

Following important chants of the Maguindanos performed during their Friday noon services

Bang

Fatiha

Lasib

A call to a prayer

Bang

A chant performed at the end of the service

Lasib

A portion of the main body od prayers

Fatiha

Ritual Songs:

Kadikir-Kandikira

Kadalaot sa Miyatay

Karawatib

Idaida a Ronggaring

Idaida a Kanggira

Sail

Tarasul

Tausug songs about marriage and death

Sail

Two kinds of Sail

Langan pangantin

Kabagtuan

Marriage songs performed before the wedding ceremony

Pangantin

A death song performed before dying

Kabagtuan

these are songs for the dead, commonly performed after rhe burial. This song include a text honoring Mohammad

Kadikir-Kandikira

An Islamic creed from Maranao chanted during kapamagworak, a day of commemoration of the dead. It is also performed durinf death anniversaries and wakes.

Karawatib

A Maranao ritual prayer tribute to the dead. It is performed by the grieving family while the corpse is carried around the house.

Kadalaot sa Miyatay

The Maranao love and marriage songs

Idaida A Ronggaring

Examples of Idaida a Ronggaring

Mamayog

Tongkapan

Igvia Pokegaki

This is sung as a form of woman's endearment for her lover

Mamayog

A sonf that is about one-sided love affair

Tongkapan

A song that tells about a man’s thoughtd of his beloved at twilight

Pokegaki

The war song of the Maranaos

Idaida a Kanggira

examples of the Idaida a Kanggira

Kambursa

Obar-obar Masa

Ina o Kolai

Types of Epic Songs

Radia Indarapatra

Darangen

It is the ritual for the dead of the Tausugs. It begins with a verse rhen followed by the short response or takbil, and finally the tarasul proper

Tarasul

A legendary epic from Maranao that narratrs the story of Radoa Indarapatra

Radia Indarapatra

He is the brave prince that traveled to kindoms and fought giants

Radia Indarapatra

It is a Maranao epic that tells about the adventures of Prince Mantigan. It consists of 25 episodes and considered to be lengthy when performed

Darangen

It is commonly chanted for the purpose of entertainment and passing-on of the traditional belief and practice to younger Maranao generations.

Darangen