MAPEH Q3

• Chants - a lyrical rendition if different improvised text
• Sa-il/Lunsey is an example of a chant
• Sa-il/Lunsey - an important chant to be sung by the wife to be during the ceremony that talks about married life
• Lullaby - a chant-style used in rocking a baby to sleep
• Ya-ya - song of the Yakans to put the baby to sleep
• Reading the Qu'ran is the most prestigious local form of vocal expression
• Kulintang Ensemble - gong-based ensembe

  • Mostly used for celebration and rituals distinctive among the Ethnic groups in Mindanao
• Kulintang - signifies high social status
• Gabbang - played by direct striking using a mallet
• Seronggagandi - a guitar like made of bamboo, cut before nod and after next
• Suling - made mainly of tamiang bamboo, a long thin-walled bamboo tube
• Lumad - a collective term for groups of indigenous people from Mindanao which means "native"
• Tu Man - an example of a T'boli folk song
• B'laan is an ethnolinguistic group thay inhabit some parts of Cotabato and Davao del Sur.
• Ikat - process of dyeing the fabric (B'laan)
• Bagobos - group of people that live in Davao
• T'nalak - woven from deep brown abaca treated in the ikaw process to obtain intricate design
• T'boli - who live in and around Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, are famous for their complicated beadwork
• Lang Dulay - most famous T'boli dream weaver
• Gawad Manlilikha ng Bayan - the award received by the most famous T'boli dream weaver
• Maranao - means "People of the Lake" refrerring to people who occupy the lands surrounding lake Lanao
• Malong - a traditional Filipino tube skirt that's made of hand-woven or machine-made, multi-colored cotton cloth, bearing a variety of geometric or floral designs
• Basilan is the home of Yakans
• Badjulapi - a tight blouse with long sleeves and is ornamented with gold, silver, or bronze buttons
• Sarimanok - a legendary bird of the Maranao
• Touch step has the step pattern point, close
• Close step has the step pattern step, close
• Hop step has the step pattern step, hop
• Change step has the step pattern step, close, step
• Kuradang has the dance pattern

  Step, close, step, cross/ step, close, step, point
• The correct counting of Kuradang Step is  "1 and 2, 3, 1 and 2, 3"
• In arms and lateral positions...

  When one arm in half circle in front, and the other arm is raised overhead, that shows the 4th position
• In arms and lateral positions...

  When one arm is raised sideward and the other arm is overhead, that shows the 3rd position
• In arms and lateral positions...

  When both arms are raised sideward with a graceful curve, the position of the arms executed is the 2nd position
• Heel on one foot close to the in-step of the other foot is the 3rd position of the feet
• Heels together toe apart with an angle of 45 degrees is the 1st position of the feet
• Left hand is raised first in performing the fundamental dance positionq
• Right foot is first stepped when doing the fundamental dance position