Region III
Division of Pampanga
SUCAD HIGH SCHOOL
Apalit
III. PROCEDURE
A. Review the Elements of Music. (Let the students describe its characteristics)
B. Read the lyrics of Lupang Hinirang,
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4
3
4
4
4
IV. EVALUATION
Apply the Elements of Music for the following given songs:
1. Himno ning Kapampangan
2. Awit ng Rehiyon Tatlo
3. Lupang Hinirang
4. Atin Cu Pung Singsing
V. ASSIGNMENT
Group research about the cultural background of Music of Lowlands of Luzon:
1. Liturgical and Devotional
2. Secular Music
Department of Education
Region III
Division of Pampanga
SUCAD HIGH SCHOOL
Apalit
II. SUBJECT-MATTER
A. Music of Lowlands of Luzon 1.
Liturgical and Devotional Music
B. Garde 7 Module 2
C. Philippine Map, lyrics of Folk songs, MP3 of Vocal and Instrumental Music of Lowlands of Luzon
III. PROCEDURE
a. Motivation: Show picture of Spaniard/ Spanish. Ask the student to recite some of the influences
of Spanish Colonization in our country.
1.
2.
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4.
5.
b. Lesson Proper: Concept Map: Guide the students in providing information in the concept map
musing their knowledge from the motivation. (Lecture-Discussion)
*Geography: *Mass
Region I, II, III, IV inland, V *Vocal Forms(Mass, PAstores,
*Barrios vs. City Moro-moro,Komedya,Senakulo,
*Spanish Colonization 1565- Pabasa ng Pasyon,Salubong,
1898 Flores de Mayo and Santa
Cruzan)
*Instrumental Music( Las Pinas
*Religion(Christianity versus Bamboo Organ, Angklung, )
Catholicism)
*Preservation of Culture *Music for worship
*religious Festivities/ Feasts
IV. EVALUATION :
Let the Students share their views about the influences of Spanish Colonization in our
country and how it affects our music.
V. ASSIGNMENT
Prepare a copy of the Vocal and Instrumental Music of Lowlands of Luzon in terms
of Liturgical and Devotional Music.
MP3 of Vocal and Instrumental Music
III. PROCEDURE
***During the Spanish Colonization, three years after 1521 was tied up with religious
conversion and it affects people musical thinking.
Instructed the
natives how to sing attending religious to convert Filipinoes into
faithfully to an masses Catholicism/ Christianity
ordinary mass
SPANISH OBJECTIVES IN COLONIZING PHILIPPINES
C. Lesson Proper
MARCELO ADONAY
The premiere composer of Original Filipino Liturgical Music
The Palestrina Of the Philippines
Son of the golden age of church Music
Church trained Musician
IV. EVALUATION
V.ASSIGNMENT
Practice an example of Vocal Music of Liturgical and Devotional Music. Get ready for your
performance.
SECULAR MUSIC
Reflects the impact of Spanish Colonization that
Lasted for almost a century
Mostly about” Love” of a man to a woman
The man’s love was transformed into country’s love
Longing for a free Philippines, as embodie d in the woman
D. APPLICATION
Practice singing a Harana song entitled, “O Ilaw” at MAging sino Ka Man.
IV. EVALUATION
V.ASSIGNMENT
Tune your Output into a form of Harana. Choose a tune of your favourite Love song.
JUNE 24’ 2016
III. PROCEDURE
A. MOTIVATION: Play an example of Intrumental Secular Music of Lowlands of Luzon (MP3 of the Music)
B. Show pictures of Rondalla Instruments, Musikong Bumbong, Hmig Pangkat Kwayan, Angklung
ensemble, Philllipine Brass Band and the Las Pinas Bamboo Organ. (Ask the students to describe each
instruments)
C. LESSON PROPER:
CLASSIFICATION
OF FUNCTIONS
INSTRUMENTS
Aerophone- Blown instruments like jews harp, flutes, reeds, and shell trumphet
Idiophone Instruments being beat and hit in the body or shaken
Comprise of Rondalla and instruments having four to five Octave with
Chordophone
fixed diatonic tuning
Membranophone Variety of drums, tune in membrane
INSTRUMENTAL EXAMPLE OF
FUNCTIONS
MUSIC INSTRUMENTS
Ensemble of plucked instruments and sometimes with percussion
*an ensemble of Chordophone instruments usually played with the
1. Rondalla “PICK”
*from the Spanish word ‘RONDA” means to SERENADE
Banduria *14-stringed pear-shaped lute with a round sound hole and played
with plectrum
Juan SILOS JR. *it plays the melody in the Rondalla ensemble.
Father Of Rondalla *14-stringed pear –shaped lute with f-shaped holes and played with
Laud plectrum.
It plays the alto part or counter melody in the Rondalla ensemble.
*bigger than Banduria
14 –stringed lute instruments which is shaped like a small guitar and
octavina played with a plectrum, it plays a counter melody or harmony fill-in
in the Rondalla ensemble.
Bajo de Unas- Bass guitar which looks like a big guitar and played by the plectrum.
It plays the bass part and serves as a rhythmic support.
LAS PINAS BAMBOO Considerd as the Philippine National Treasure
ORGAN The only 19th century bamboo Organ in the Philippines that has
survived
2. BAMBOO
FRAY DIEGO CERA He first parish priest in las pinas.
ORGAN He was the man behind the masterpiece of Bamboo Organ
*Instructed the construction in 1816, and finished 8 years after in
1824
WAS organized in 1896 by Katipuneros from Malabon.
3. MUSIKONG BUMBONG Started as Plain BANDA DE BOCA (mouth)
Music was produced by ones controlled with piece of leaf of paper
Known as “SINGING BAMBOOS OF THE PHILIPPINES”
Unique Orchestra that draws music from unconventional bamboo
instruments.
4. HIMIG PANGKAT KAWAYAN Composed of musically talented students from Quezon and Manila
who goea range from 8 to 19 years old. (Bamboo tube, bamboo
piano, bamboo flute, etc.)
GIVES PERFORMANCE FOR GOVERNMENT pROGRAM
Plays one note.Instruments can be decoration at the wall or
decorative door chime.
5. ANGKLUNG ENSEMBLE Play it by holding the upper portion and then gently shake the
sideways to produce the sounds.
*(MAY IS THE TIME FOR FIESTA and celebrated in various provinces
in the honor of different Philippine saints.)
6. PHILIPPINES BRASS BAND *street band are seen in the street
*group of instrumentalist marching in the street
*also known as the SYMPHONIC BANDS
IT WAS THE PRIEST IN Nueva Ecija who organized the first local band in Gapan, nueva Ecija on
November 22, 1820.
III. PROCEDURE
1. Leron-leron sinta
2. Magtanim ay di biro
3. Tinikling/ Santa Clara
4. Bahay Kubo
5. Sitisritsit
6. Atin Cu Pung Singsing
D. APPLICATION
Practice Singing the given examples of Children Songs.
MAGTANIM AY DI BIRO
LERON LERON SINTA Magtanim ay di biro
Leron, Leron, sinta Maghapongnakayuko
Bukong papaya Di namanmakatayo
Daladala’ybuslo Di namanmakaupo
Sisidlanngsinta Bisigko’ynamamanhid
Baywangko’ynangangawit.
Pagdatingsadulo’y Bintiko’ynamimintig
Nabaliangsanga, Sapagkababadsatubig.
Kaposkapalaran
Humanapngiba. Kay-pagkasawing-palad
Ng inianaksahirap,
HalikanaNeneng, tayo’ymanampalok Angbisigkung di iunat,
Dalhinmoangbuslo, sisidlannghinog Di kumitangpilak.
Pagdatingsadulo’yuunda-undayog
KumapitkaNeneng, bakakamahulog. Saumagangpagkagising
Lahat ay iisipin
HalikanaNeneng at tayo’ymagsimba Kung saan may patanim
At iyongisuotangbaromo’tsaya May masarapnapagkain.
Angbaromo’tsayangpagkaganda-ganda Halina, halina, mgakaliyag,
Kay gandangkulay — berde, puti, pula. Tayo’ymagsipag-unat-unat.
Magpanibagotayonglakas
Ako’yibiginmo, lalakingmatapang Para saarawngbukas
Angbarilko’ypito, angsundangko’ysiyam
Anglalakarinko’y parte ngdinulang (Brasoko’ynamamanhid
Isangpinggangpansitangakingkalaban. Baywangko’ynangangawit.
Bintiko’ynamimintig
Sapagkababadsatubig.)
BAHAY KUBO ATIN CU PUNG SINGSING
Bahay Kubo (Nipa Hut) Atin cu pungsingsing,
Metung yang timpucan,
Bahaykubo, kahitmunti Amana queiti,
Anghalamandoon ay sari-sari. Qngindungibatan;
Singkamas at talong, sigarilyas at mani Sancanquengsininup,
Sitaw, bataw, patani. Qngmetung a caban,
Mewalayaiti,
Kundol, patola, upo’tkalabasa Ecucamalayan.
At sakamayroon pang labanos, mustasa,
sibuyas, kamatis, bawang at luya Ingsucalninglub cu,
sapaligid-ligid ay purolinga. Susucdulqngbanua,
Picuruzcunggamat,
Baboninglamesa;
Nino mangmanaquit
Qngsingsingcungmana,
Calulungpuso cu,
Manginuyaqueca.
SITSIRITSIT, ALIBANGBANG
Sitsiritsit, alibangbang
Salagintot salagubang SANTA CLARA
Ang babae sa lansangan Santa Clarang pinung pino
Kung gumir’y parang tandang Ang pangako ko ay ganito
Pagdating kop o sa Obando
Ale-aleng namamangka Ay magsasayaw ng Pandanggo.
Pakisuyo yaring bata
Pagdating sa maynila ***Araruray, araruray
Ipagpalit ng manika Ang pangakoy tutuparin
Araruray , araruray
Ale aleng namamayong Ang pangako’y tutuparin
Pakisuyo yaring sanggol
Pagdating sa malabon
Ipagpalit ng bagoong.
2. Perform your output in Secular Music to make it an example of Harana or Kundiman Song.
Apply the modern tune of Love songs and styles of courting in the given examples.
a. O Ilaw
b. Harana
c. Sarung BAnggi
d. Bituwing Marikit
e. Gitara
f. Maging sino ka man
Make and create an improvised instruments and practice tuning it in your Harana/ Kundiman
Music.
1. Laud
2. Banduria
3. Octavina
4. Bajo de Unas
C. FOLK SONGS
PICK one Children Folk Songs and practice a creative gestures and movement to make it a
creative dance steps while singing the Folk Songs.
a. Leron-leron sinta
b. Magtanim ay di biro
c. Tinikling/ Santa Clara
d. Bahay Kubo
e. Sitisritsit
f. Atin Cu Pung Singsing
VI. ASSIGNMENT
1. Learned
2. Knew
3. Experieced
VOCAL MUSIC FUNCTIONS
*Form of sacred musical composition written in Latin
1. The MAss
*it can be Acapella or with accompaniment
CLASSIFICATION
FUNCTIONS
OF INSTRUMENTS
Aerophone- Blown instruments like jews harp, flutes, reeds, and shell trumphet
Idiophone Instruments being beat and hit in the body or shaken
Comprise of Rondalla and instruments having four to five Octave with fixed
Chordophone
diatonic tuning
Membranophone Variety of drums, tune in membrane
INSTRUMENTAL EXAMPLE OF
FUNCTIONS
MUSIC INSTRUMENTS
Ensemble of plucked instruments and sometimes with
1. Rondalla
percussion
*an ensemble of Chordophone instruments usually
played with the “PICK”
*from the Spanish word ‘RONDA” means to SERENADE
Banduria *14-stringed pear-shaped lute with a round sound hole
and played with plectrum
*it plays the melody in the Rondalla ensemble.
*14-stringed pear –shaped lute with f-shaped holes and
played with plectrum.
Laud It plays the alto part or counter melody in the Rondalla
ensemble.
Juan SILOS JR.
*bigger than Banduria
Father Of Rondalla
14 –stringed lute instruments which is shaped like a
small guitar and played with a plectrum, it plays a
octavina
counter melody or harmony fill-in in the Rondalla
ensemble.
Bajo de Unas- Bass guitar which looks like a big guitar and played by
the plectrum.
It plays the bass part and serves as a rhythmic support.
LAS PINAS Considerd as the Philippine National Treasure
BAMBOO ORGAN The only 19th century bamboo Organ in the Philippines
that has survived
2. BAMBOO FRAY DIEGO CERA He first parish priest in las pinas.
ORGAN He was the man behind the masterpiece of Bamboo
Organ
*Instructed the construction in 1816, and finished 8
years after in 1824
WAS organized in 1896 by Katipuneros from Malabon.
Started as Plain BANDA DE BOCA (mouth)
3. MUSIKONG BUMBONG
Music was produced by ones controlled with piece of leaf
of paper
Known as “SINGING BAMBOOS OF THE PHILIPPINES”
Unique Orchestra that draws music from unconventional
bamboo instruments.
4. HIMIG PANGKAT KAWAYAN Composed of musically talented students from Quezon
and Manila who goea range from 8 to 19 years old.
(Bamboo tube, bamboo piano, bamboo flute, etc.)
GIVES PERFORMANCE FOR GOVERNMENT pROGRAM
Plays one note.Instruments can be decoration at the wall
or decorative door chime.
5. ANGKLUNG ENSEMBLE
Play it by holding the upper portion and then gently
shake the sideways to produce the sounds.
*(MAY IS THE TIME FOR FIESTA and celebrated in
various provinces in the honor of different Philippine
saints.)
6. PHILIPPINES BRASS BAND
*street band are seen in the street
*group of instrumentalist marching in the street
*also known as the SYMPHONIC BANDS
IT WAS THE PRIEST IN Nueva Ecija who organized the first local band in Gapan, nueva Ecija on
November 22, 1820.
SANTO SANTOSANTO
A. Identifies musical characteristics of selected Philippine festivals and theatrical forms through video or live
performances;
B. Narrate the origin and cultural background of selected Philippine festivals;
C. Creates movements to music of a particular Philippine Festival;
D. Describe how the music contributes to the performance of the musical production;
E. Explains the distinguishing characteristics of representative Philippine festivals and theatrical forms;
F. Describes how a specific idea or story is communicated through music in a particular Philippine music
theatre;
G. Sing selection/s from chosen Philippine musical theatre.