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Q2 Wk5 Worksheet5 MUSIC10
Q2 Wk5 Worksheet5 MUSIC10
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MUSIC Experiencing African Music
Quarter 2-Wk.5-Module 2
2. A vocal form of African music that has a soloist, a team of instrumentalists, and a
group of dancers:
a. Maracatu b. soul c. spiritual d. blues
3. Soul is a music genre that evolved from the songs made out of loneliness by
_________.
a. Philippine soldiers c. American musicians
b. African-American slaves d. Western monks
4. Which of the following is not a component of Maracatu, an African music genre?
a. singers b. dancers c. instruments d. actresses
5. A syncopated music has an irregular _______.
a. a. tempo b. melody c. form d. lyrics
6. African music is characterized by being off-beat. This refers to which element of
music?
a. melody b. style c. rhythm d. style
7. All of the following songs exemplifies African music except:
a. One Note Samba b. Mbube c. Kum Bay Ya d. Waka Waka
8. Kwassa-kwassa is an African music from ________.
a. Zaire b. Namibia c. Zimbabwe d. Angola
9. This African musical style involves repetition of exact lines/phrases.
a. a. off-beat b. call-response c. use of percussion d. drumming
10. The following are traditional African music, except _______.
a. Afrobeat b. Akpala c. Axe d. Salsa
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LEARN
“If you cannot teach me how to fly, teach me to how to sing.”
The speaker in this quote is obviously expressing his appreciation for music.
Since music is a universal language of the human soul, it enables us, humans, to
communicate and understand others, regardless of the specific language or dialect
used.
Can you tell which word in the entire set is NOT a musical element?
If you chose lyrics, you are correct. Now, you are ready to proceed with experiencing the
music of Africa.
Music of Africa
As we already learned, music from Africa greatly influenced the music of the world. In
fact, music of Latin America, as mentioned in Module 1 of this Quarter, is greatly influenced by
Africa. African music is a collective result of the cultural and musical diversities of the more than
fifty ethnic divisions of Africa.
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African music has been an avenue for expressing experiences in work, religion,
ceremonies, communication, and interactions of the African ethnic tribes.
Some traditional African music, as you have learned include the Afrobeat (fusion of West
American and Black American music), Axe (from Salvador, Bahia and Brazil), Jit (Zimbabwe),
Kwassa kwassa (Zaire), the Apala by the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria, and the Jive of South Africa.
How They Do It
So far, we have been amazed with how rich and resourceful African music is. Because of the
huge influence of African music to global music, there has already been a growing interest in its
cultural heritage and abundant musical sources. Many scholars would agree on all or most of
the following characteristics of African music:
ENGAGE
Activity 2.1 Vocal forms of African Music
Vocal forms of African music include the maracatu (accompanied by a percussion band),
blues (songs of misfortune by working slaves), and soul (emotional, expressive and freestyle
song).
Listen to each of the following and identify the type of African vocal music.
Music 2.mp4
___2. (Maracatu)
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Activity 2.2 African Spiritual Song
One famous Scouting song entitled Kum Bay Ya is an African religious song, which
literally means “Come by near.” Kum Bay Ya has become famous as a camping song among
boy scouts and girl scouts.
Enjoy as you listen to its melody and lyrics. What feeling did the song give you? Write
your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
Kum Bay Ya
APPLY:
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2. Study its lyrics and figures, and familiarize its steps. If possible,
memorize the lyrics and the dance figures from verse 1 to the first chorus.
3. When you’re ready, capture your performance on a video as you dance
with the music (verse 1 to the first chorus, at least).
4. You may use other African-Latin American music/songs, if needed.
5. Submit by posting on GC/FB page for MAPEH
Rubric:
Very Good Good Fair Poor Needs Follow Up
CRITERIA (5) (4) (3) (2) (1)
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KEY TO ANSWERS:
Explore:
1. B 6. D
2. A 7. A
3. B 8. A
4. D 9. B
5. A 10. D
Engage:
1. Soul
2. Maracatu
3. Bluesy