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- The common instruments used in festivals are:DrumsXylophoneCymbalsTrumpets
- DRUMSone of the most famous musical instruments which are commonly used in festivals.
- DRUMSA festival celebration is never complete without the accompaniment of this instrument.
- FESTIVALSan annual celebration or anniversary.
- FESTIVALa day or period of celebration, typically a religious commemoration.
- FESTIVALordinarily celebrated by a community and centering on some characteristic aspect of that community and its religion or cultures
- FESTIVALCultural dances performed to the strong beats of percussion instruments
- SINULOG FESTIVALPlace of origin: Cebu City
- SINULOG FESTIVALRepeated word in the video: Viva Pit Senyor
- SINULOG FESTIVALReason for celebration: Acceptance of Christianity
- SINULOG FESTIVALTempo: 140-145 BPM
- SINULOG FESTIVALCelebrated on:3rd Sunday of January
- SUNLOG FESTIVALTo honor the Santo Niño, commemorate the Filipino rejection of their former religious views, and acceptance of Christianity
- SINULOG FESTIVALDifferent groups of dancers dressed in colorful attire are accompanied by rhythmic music of the drums, percussions, trumpets and native gongs.
- SINULOG FESTIVALis the festival that honors Senyor Santo Nino.
- KADAYAWAN FESTIVALPlace of origin: Davao City
- KADAYAWAN FESTIVALRepeated word in the video: Kadayawan
- KADAYAWAN FESTIVALReason for celebration: Thanksgiving
- KADAYAWAN FESTIVALTempo: Vivacissimo
- KADAYAWAN FESTIVALFestival held on the third week of August
- KADAYAWAN FESTIVALComes from the word “Madayaw” meaning thanksgiving for nature’s gift, warm and friendliness greeting; and to describe things that is good, valuable, superior and beautiful.
- KADAYAWAN FESTIVALThe tempo and rhythm of this festival is vivacissimo and regular rhythm.
- PANAGBENGA FESTIVALPlace of origin: Baguio City
- PANAGBENGA FESTIVALReason for celebration: Tribute to City’s Flowers
- PANAGBENGA FESTIVALThe term is of Kankanaey origin, meaning "season of blooming”
- PANAGBENGA FESTIVALWas created as a tribute to the city's flowers and as a way to rise up from the devastation of the 1990 Luzon earthquake.
- PANAGBENGA FESTIVALGongs played during the annual flower festival portray the identity of indigenous people as original settlers of the mountain city.
- PANAGBENGA FESTIVALThe music composed by Saint Louis University’s former Dean and band master, Professor Macario Fronda, is used annually by the participants.
- PANAGBENGA FESTIVALThe music is usually played by the band or the drum and lyre group of the participating organization.
- WHY DO FILIPINOS CELEBRATE FESTIVALS?Miraculous power of SaintsGood fortune and favor receivedUnity amidst the diversity of cultureCulture and traditions
- IMPORTANCE OF MUSIC TO FESTIVALSMusic can raise someone's mood, get them excited, or make them calm and relaxed.
- IMPORTANCE OF MUSIC TO FESTIVALSIt allows us to feel nearly or possibly all emotions that we experience in our lives. The possibilities are endless.
- THEATERAn entertainment in the form of a dramatic and diversity situation or series of events
- IMPORTANCE OF MUSIC TO FESTIVALSIn ancient societies, music plays a ritual role based on an oral tradition, and each performer in a sense interprets the tradition.
- THEATERThe performers communicate this experience to the audience through combinations of gesture, speech, song, music, and dance
- SARSUELAOriginated from Spain and was made popular in the Philippines in the 1800’s.
- SARSUELAIt portrays the typical Filipino realities and stories and social relations which viewers can relate in their lives such as elections and feasts, marriage and family, vices and values.
- BODABILIs another stage show that became popular during the Japanese period based on the French vaudeville.
- BODABILThese were called stage show during Japanese occupation and later variety shows.
- KOMEDYAIs another stage show that became popular during the Japanese period based on the French vaudeville.