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INSTRUMENTS OF PALAWAN

REYES MARK DANIEL

Created on January 12, 2022

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Transcript

good Afternoon grade 7

start

WELCOME STUDENTS

Mark Daniel M. Reyes

Student Teacher

PRAYER

Online Class Netiquettes

Be on time

Mute Microphone

Turn on Camera

Click the raise hand button

Be polite

Attendance

- Google form link will be sent to chat box before the end of the class.

REVIEW

DIRECTION:

  • In this short game related to our topic today. You just have to connect the letters and pictures together to make another word.

Instrumental Music of Palawan

Learning Objectives:

  • identify the different musical instruments of Palawan
  • recognize ways of producing sounds on a variety of sources similar to instruments being studied
  • perform simple rhythmic/melodic accompaniments to selected music from Palawan

Instrumental Music of Palawan

  • Palawan is home to various ethnic tribes like the Tagbanua and Batak.
  • These people, like other lumads in the Philippines have music characteristics and materials which may have the same sound, appearance, instrument name as the other ethnic groups.

Instrumental Music of Palawan

  • This is for the reason that they are the ones closest to nature.
  • Most of their instruments are made from natural materials found in their locality.

PAGANG

  • It is made of one whole node of bamboo which is partly slit to keep the whole node together.

TIPANU

  • This is a Mouth Flute of Tagbanua.
  • This instrument is made from bamboo. It has six holes.

BABENDIL

  • It is a small bossed gong used as a timekeeper.
  • It is also known as Basal (gong).

ARUDING

  • This is, otherwise, known as Jaw’s Harp
  • It is placed near the mouth and blown to produce sound.

Kusyapi/Kudyapi

  • This instrument has 9 frets and two strings.
  • The body of this instrument comes from a carved solid trunk of a tree

GIMBAL

  • This is a drum from the Tagbanua with animal skin as its drumhead.

BEBEREK

  • It is a banded nose flute.
  • The head of this instrument is circled with a rattan band to produce air vibration.

wHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED?

"sOUNDS LIKE, LOOKS LIKE"

DIRECTION:

  • In this activity, you need to find anything in your house that can be used as an improvised instrument.
  • Using the song “Paraisong Tunay” as your main song, you will create a tune/beat similar to the song
using the things that you found in your house.

QUIZ

- Google Form link in the chat box. - Set 1: Multiple Choice (5 items) - Set 2: TRUE or FALSE (5 items)

THANK YOU FOR LISTENING