CPAR

• Kumintang is a dance of love accompanied by guitar and bajo de unas (string bass)


  Originally documented as war song
• Kumintang


  • Quasi-recitative melody played by guitar and bajo de unas in 3/4 time
  • Elements utilized in compositions such as "Mutya ng Pasig" and "Lahing Kayumanggi"
• Pasyon chant


  Various styles used throughout the country for the singing of the pasyon
• Pasyon chant performance


  Two group formation: 1) two persons or groups singing alternately, 2) each person taking his or her turn in singing
• American-inspired Music


  • Classical music
  • Semi-classical music
  • Popular music
• The three categories of American-inspired music are not mutually exclusive
• Chamber Music


  Instrumental music played by a small ensemble, with each part played by one performer
• Choral Music


  Music written for a group of singers, can be monodic, homophonic, or polyphonic
• Opera


  Drama that is sung and accompanied by instruments, with a set structure of overture, songs, vocal combinations, and interludes
• Filipinization of opera began before the early 1900s, with foreign libretti translated into Tagalog</b>
• Solo Instrumental Literature


  Music that highlights a solo instrument, which may be accompanied
• Concerto


  A piece for solo instrument(s) and orchestral ensemble, derived from sonata form but with distinguishing features
• Sonata


  A work for solo instrument with four movements, typically in the sequence allegro-andante-minuet (or scherzo)-allegro
• Symphonic Literature


  Lengthy orchestral compositions, which may contain multiple movements or sections
• Symphony


  A sonata written to be played by an orchestra, with three or four different movements
• Symphonic Suite


  A well-arranged set of individual movements, unified by common form, key, or nonmusical element
• Concert Overture


  A composition typically written in sonata-allegro form, with one movement and many sections
• Symphonic Poem


  Also called a tone poem, based on a nonmusical poetic or realistic idea, with themes such as biblical, historical, literary, or local scenery
• Semi-classical March


  Composition created for a band, a group of brass, percussion, and woodwind instruments
• Marcha/March


  A composition with music played in regular phrases, with a strongly accented rhythm, usually in 4/4 time
• Popular Music


  Original music composed by Filipinos, utilizing Western and local musical influences
• The emergence of Original Pilipino Music (OPM) began in the 1970s with the translation of foreign lyrics into the vernacular
• Pinoy Pop


  Fusion of rock music with Filipino lyrics, as exemplified by "Ang Himig Natin" by Joey "Pepe" Smith and the Juan de la Cruz Band in 1973
• Forms of Pinoy Pop

  • Pinoy rock
  • Safe Pinoy pop or "middle-of-the-road" music
  • Pinoy folk
  • Pinoy disco music
  • Rap
• Francis Magalona introduced Pinoy rap