Title of Speech Viewed:
Name of Speaker:
Kristine Angel A. Corpuz
Type of Speech
11 HUMSS Delivery Used:
FROEBEL
Type of Speech According to Purpose Used:
What is the Audience and Venue Size?
Did the Speaker adjust to the Audience size
and Venue size?
Did the Speaker use the microphone?
How did the speaker approach the audience?
Did the speaker maintain eye contact?
Did the speaker use the volume of his/her
voice well?
Did the speaker use his/her rate well?
Did the speaker use his/her pitch well?
Did the speaker use pauses well?
Did the speaker pronounce words correctly?
Did the speaker avoid fillers?
Did the speaker avoid distracting
movements?
Did the speaker use appropriate facial
expressions?
Did the speaker dress for the occasion?
How Lupang Hinirang ought to be sung
Joey Ayala
Extemporaneous
Informative Speech
The venue is an auditorium and the audience size depend on the size
of the venue.
Yes, because base on my observation the speaker, Joey Ayala made
an adjustment on how to convey his message and the loudness of his
voice.
Yes, and it helps the speaker to deliver his speech well.
Conversational, he approaches the audience like they are his friends
because he often makes them laugh.
Yes, because even though he is fixing something on the guitar and
playing it his eyes are still in the audience.
Yes, he manages to control the volume of his voice and because of
that the message is communicated across clearly and well
understood by the audience.
Yes, his speaking rate is just right not too slow and not too fast.
Yes, he used proper intonations and knows when to use high or low
tone.
Yes, when he wants to emphasize the important words especially
the words and phrases that most people mispronounced
Yes, he uses both the English and Tagalog language well.
Yes, hew delivered his speech by talking, singing and explaining
naturally. I didn`t hear any filler from him.
I am not sure because sometimes he is touching or scratching his ear
or face.
Yes, he smiles a lot.
Yes. He was wearing the traditional clothes of the Philippines which
is the “Barong.
I prefer listening and singing to Joey Ayala`s sweet version of Lupang Hinirang indeed it sounds really
soothing and soul touching. The final line which says, “Ang mamatay ng dahil sayo” or to die for you.
For me as my observation the literal meaning of lupang hinirang has a hiden message need to
understand that we need to do is love and protect our country in many ways like doing humanity act
and serve others that need our help. It is a very pro-active way of Nationalism fort song writers to come
up with these ideas. As simple gesture, that love of country is not confined in doing charity and public
service. A song of influence can unite a country, and on the other hand may leave a message that will
affect our Nationalism as a whole.