Music Quarter 3 G7

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Cards (48)

  • CHORDOPHONE
    Stringed Instruments
  • KUDYAPI
    • 2-string plucked lute
    • Instrument made of wood
    • Resembles an elongated guitar that has a stick to support in its lower end
    • Played in the same position as cello
  • KARAGA
    • Guitar made up of bamboo
    • Strings are slit from the bamboo itself
  • SERONGAGANDI
    • Guitar-like made of bamboo
    • Cut before one node and after next
    • Two cords are slit loose side by side from the outer skin fibers of the bamboo itself
    • Cords are given tensions by means of bridges
    • Locally called "agaldang"
  • IDIOPHONE
    Shaking or hitting
  • KUBING
    • A type of Philippine jew harp from bamboo found among the Maguindancan
  • DABAKAN
    • Single-headed Philippine drum
    • Primarily used as a supportive instrument in the kulintang ensemble
  • GANDINGAN
    • A set of four graduated gongs with thin rims and lower central knobs
    • Hang in pairs with the knobs of the lower pitched gongs facing each other
    • The player is usually a woman who stands between the two pairs of gongs
  • GABBANG
    • Native xylophone in Sulu
    • Bamboo keyboard on top, constructed out of wood
    • Main body is shaped like a coffin
    • Keys are struck with two mallets, each with a strip of rubber fastened to underside
  • AGUNG
    • A large, deep-rimmed gong
    • Vertically suspended, hanged in wooden frames
  • KULINTANG
    • Gong-based ensemble
    • Has varied functions but are mostly used for celebrations/rituals
    • An important social property
    • An instrument of ensemble which is a highly valued priceless heirloom that can command a high price as dowry
  • AEROPHONE
    Blowing
  • SAHUNAY
    • A bamboo flute, leaving six holes for the fingers
    • Also a trumpet made of coconut leaf
    • A bamboo flute of the Tausugs in Sulu
  • SULING
    • Made mainly of "tamiang" bamboo, a long, thin-walled bamboo tube
    • Mouthpiece is circled with a thin band made of rattan near a small hole
  • Ethnic groups of Mindanao
    • Ethne Ingushe Gremps
    • Maguindanao Cotabato
    • Maranao lanao & Cotabato
    • Samal & Sama Mapun
    • Sulu Islands
    • Sebutu & Cagayan OF de Sulu
    • Tausug of Sulu: Jolo, siaci & tawi-tawi
    • Yakan: Bamboanga
  • Mindanao has 3 major Islamic linguistic groups
  • Famous everyday chants in Islamic Mindanao
    • Lugu chants
    • Kalangan songs
    • Sa-il/lunsey
    • Dikker
    • Bayok
    • Yaya
  • Lugu chants
    Lyrical rendition of different Improvised text, done through solo and counter and group reading their Qur'an and other book
  • Kalangan songs
    Songs that they use for sereding their loved ones in Islam Region
  • Sa-il/lunsey
    Chant sung by wife to be during Yakan ceremony
  • Dikker
    Maranao exclusive vocal repperdine
  • Bayok
    Maranao term for lullaby, like sacred songs highlighted by quotations from the qur'an
  • Yaya
    Yakan song to put babies to sleep, sung in relax, slow manner
  • Mindanao is the land of promise
  • Non-Islamic vocal music of Mindanao
    • Folk Epics
    • Damagin
    • Religeous chants
    • Occupational Song
    • Ritual song
  • Instruments of Mindanao
    • Chordophones - stringed instruments played by plucking
    • Idiophones - played by hitting
    • Aerophones - Played by Blowing