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Music7 q1 m1 V1final
Music7 q1 m1 V1final
Music
First Quarter – Module 1
Introduction to Folksongs of the
Lowland Luzon
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What I Need to Know This will give you an idea of the skills or
competencies you are expected to learn in the
module.
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Table of Contents
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What I Need to Know
This module will help you understand and appreciate our folk music to
strengthen your cultural identity as Filipino. You will be introduced to various
folk music and expected to have fun in multiple listening activities. You will also
do simple musical score analysis focusing on Folksongs of the Lowland Luzon.
After going through this module, you are expected to describe the
musical characteristics of representative music selections from the lowlands of
Luzon after listening (MU7LU-la-1);
What I Know
1. Which of the following are songs written by the folks and are sung while
doing daily activities such as farming, fishing, and putting the baby to
sleep?
A. Folk Songs C. Metal Rock Songs
B. Hip-Hop music D. Rap
2. What religious song of the lowlands of Luzon reveals the impact of
Spanish colonization to the Philippines?
A. Dios ay Pag - ibig C. Pasyon
B. Panalangin D. Tanging Alay
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3. In Luzon, what music is colonially-influenced and not religious in nature?
A. Devotional Music C. Liturgical Music
B. Indigenous Music D. Secular Music
4. Which of the following statements is NOT true?
A. Folk songs are long and complex.
B. Composers and lyricists are usually unknown.
C. Concepts of folk songs are based on nature or people’s work,
tradition, and culture.
D. Folk songs are originally passed down orally to the family and to
the other members of the community.
5. All are folk songs of Luzon, EXCEPT
A. Bahay Kubo C. Leron Leron Sinta
B. Dandansoy D. Magtanim ay Di Biro
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Lesson
Introduction to Folksongs of
the Lowland Luzon
What’s In
Some of these songs that you have heard are called Folksongs. In this
lesson, you will be learning the Folksongs of the lowland Luzon.
What’s New
Activity 1. Hear Me
Instructions: Listen to Magtanim ay Di Biro at
https://tinyurl.com/magtanimG7 or ask a copy of the
audio file from your teacher and answer the following simple
questions.
1. Are the lyrics in Filipino?
2. Is the concept of the music based on nature or people’s work?
3. Does the song give you a playful mood?
Yes! You are correct. Yes is the answer to all of the questions.
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Activity 2: Listen!
Instructions: Now, listen to another music, Tuhog na Bulaklak at
https://tinyurl.com/alayG7 or ask a copy of the audio file from
your teacher and answer the following simple questions.
1. Are the lyrics in Filipino?
2. Is the concept of the music based on tradition or religion?
3. Does the song give you a sentimental mood?
Yes! You are right again. Yes is the answer to all of the questions.
What is It
Folk songs are songs written by the folk and are sung while doing daily
activities such as farming, fishing, and putting the baby to sleep. These are
traditionally passed on orally. Most Philippine folk songs have Spanish and
Western influences.
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Liturgical and Devotional music are religious music of Luzon that
reveal the impact of Spanish colonization to the Philippines which lasted for
almost three centuries. The different Western forms of music that are used for
religious rites came with the introduction of Christianity. Some of these were
adapted by Filipino musicians to suit Philippine culture and tradition.
Secular music refers to any music that is not religious in nature. Some
examples are:
What’s More
Activity 3: Look At Me
Now that you have learned the characteristics of folksongs and the
difference between secular music from liturgical and devotional music, let us
apply that knowledge in analyzing folksongs of lowland Luzon.
Below is the music sheet of Leron Leron Sinta. Use this as your guide in
answering the questions in relation to characteristics of folksong of lowland
Luzon.
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Instructions: Answer the following questions with YES or NO. Support your
answer with the choices found in the box.
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1. Is the time signature
?
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Answer:_______, because folk songs are _______________________.
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3. Is the key (D major) the same from beginning to end?
Activity 4: Feel Me
Activity 5: Fill Me
Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the correct answer to complete the
statements below.
Songs that are written by the folks and sung while doing daily activities
are 1. ________________. Folk songs that are religious in nature are 2. _____
while those which are not religious in nature are 3. _________.
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These songs may have the characteristics of being 10. __________,
11. ______________ and12. _______________. The songs may also be
13._________ and 14. __________________.
What I Can Do
Activity 6: Supply Me
Instructions: Observe at least three people in your house and check if they
sing songs while doing household chores or work. Write their
names and the songs they were singing. Complete the table
below.
1.
2.
3.
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Assessment
A. Instructions: Inside the box are list of titles of folksongs in lowland Luzon.
Identify each song if they are secular or liturgical and
devotional music.
concepts of folksongs.
_____________6. These songs begin in one key and end on another key.
_____________9. Dreams are the main element why folksongs are created.
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Additional Activities
Activity 7: Ask Me
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References
BOOK
Siobal, L., et al., 2017. Music And Arts Learners Material. 1st ed. Pasig
City: Department of Education, pp.4-35.
Online Sources
Himig Heswita - Topic. 2018. Himig, Pt.1. Video. Retrieved on June 25,
2020 from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AojxdTkGGEQ&list=PLPN4ux
pv63-lSx-gr9FPkcpHyrNlFBW21.
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