G7.Q3.LESSON1

1. Lesson I :Vocal Music of MindanaoLesson I :Vocal Music of Mindanao
Ulyses O.Tafalla
G7 - MAPEH

2. CharacteristicsCharacteristics
Use of bamboo idiophones
and flutes (Malaysia)
Long , melismatic melodies
(Indian/Islamic)
Gong playing (Indonesia, Laos,
Thailand and Burma)

3. MindanaoMindanao
The second largest and the
easternmost island in the
Philippines.
It is named after the
“Maguindanaons” who constituted
the largest Sultanate.

4. Vocal Music of MindanaoVocal Music of Mindanao
It expresses their thoughts
and emotions.
It is a reflection of the
natural and spiritual life of
all people in the island.

5. Instrumental Music of MindanaoInstrumental Music of Mindanao
It is used to
accompany dances
and rituals.

6. Kung alam mo lang…Kung alam mo lang…
There are two distinct
types of song that are
popular among the
Maguindanaons.

7. Religious ChantsReligious Chants
Sung during Friday noon
service, the puwasa or
Ramadan, and the periodic
commemoration of the dead.

8. Secular SongsSecular Songs
Love songs,
legend chants, and
lullabies.

9. The following are the vocal music ofThe following are the vocal music of
Mindanao…Mindanao…
Angan bata – lullaby of the Tausugs
Binua – children’s lullaby of the
Bajaos.
Sua-sua – courtship song from Jolo.
Antang – matchmaking song of the
Manobo.
Bayok – entertainment song of the

10. The following are the vocal music ofThe following are the vocal music of
Mindanao…Mindanao…
Angan bata – lullaby of the Tausugs
Binua – children’s lullaby of the
Bajaos.
Sua-sua – courtship song from Jolo.
Antang – matchmaking song of the
Manobo.
Bayok – entertainment song of the