(VISAYAN FOLK SONG)

1. ILI-ILI TULOG ANAY

● The word “Ili-Ili” is a Cebuano term which means

“lullaby.”
● The phrase “Tulog Anay” translates to “go to sleep” or
“sleep now” in English.
● Ili Ili Tulog Anay is a traditional Ilonggo folksong from
the Panay Island in the Philippines. The lyrics are in
Hiligaynon, a dialect mainly used in Iloilo.
● In a 3/4 time signature, there are 3 beats in each
measure. So, the final answer based on the given
information is: The time signature of the song Ili-ili
Tulog Anay is assumed to be $\boldsymbol{3/4}$, and in
this time signature, there are $\boldsymbol{3}$ beats in
each measure.

2. ROSAS PANDAN

● Composed by Minggoy Lopez, this Visayan folk song has been

performed by numerous choirs all over the world including
choirs from China, Korea, Indonesia, Russia, Singapore and
USA
● Rosas Pandan" - This Filipino or Visayan folk song is
about joy and love.
● Rosas Pandan is a Visayan folksong that speaks of a maiden
who came down from the mountains to celebrate fiesta. Lots
of dancing, singing and courtship ensued.
● The timbre of this song is high but soft.
● The time signature of this song is 3/4 time signature

● This is an upbeat Cebuano folk song being performed by

numerous choirs (not just by Philippine choirs) around the
world about a girl being admired because of her numerous
positive characteristics.