MAPEH 3rd Quarter

• Regions of Mindanao:

  • Zamboanga Peninsula
  • Northern Mindanao
  • Davao Region
  • Soccsksargen Region
  • Caraga Region
  • ARMM Region
• Ethno-linguistic groups in Mindanao:

  • Maguindanao of Cotabato
  • Maranao of Lanao and Cotabato
  • Samal and Jama Mapun of the Sulu Islands of Sibuto and Kagayande Sulu
  • Taosug of the Sulu Islands of Hoto, Siasi, and Taoitaoni
  • Yakan of Basilan and Zamboanga
• Characteristics of vocal music in Mindanao:

  • Melissa singing
  • Song phrases
  • Narrow singing
  • Fluid singing
  • Tremolo string voice
  • Nasal enunciation
• Types of Islamic vocal music:

  • Chants like Lugu
  • Serenading songs
  • Serious songs with Quran quotations
  • Rangan epic chant
  • Lullabies like Yaya Bayo Lange and Tarazole
• Prestigious form of vocal expression:

  • Reading the Quran
• Concepts related to vocal music:

  • Social historical context
  • Musical form
  • Performance technique
  • Musical context
• Lugu- chant for reading the Qu'ran

  Ka/angan- serenading his/her loved one

  Sa-i/Lunsey- sung by Wife-to-be in a ceremony that talks abot married life

  Dikker- scared songs highlighted from the Qu'ran

  Darangen- a Maranao Epic chant, the most important

  Bayok- semi-generic term for lyrical rendition for improvised text
• Yaya- lullaby used to put baby to sleep, sung in a slow and soft manner

  Bayok- Maranao term for lullaby

  Pok-Pok Alimpako- Maranao nursery rhyme- Calisiao

  Langan Bata Bata- lullaby of the tausug

  Tarasul- Tausug song of advice to wedded couple