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    The document provides information on the music of Mindanao. It discusses the various Islamic communities in Mindanao and their unique musical practices and traditions, which together form the larger Islamic musical society of Mindanao and Sulu. Some key points mentioned are the vocal styles of the Maguindanao, Maranao, Yakan, and other groups, including chants, lullabies, and styles like Lugu, Kalangan, and Sa-il/Lunsey. The document also directs the reader to a YouTube video example of Maguindanao Bangsamoro vocal culture and tradition and asks them to reflect on the message and use of instruments in the music.

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    The document provides information on the music of Mindanao. It discusses the various Islamic communities in Mindanao and their unique musical practices and traditions, which together form the larger Islamic musical society of Mindanao and Sulu. Some key points mentioned are the vocal styles of the Maguindanao, Maranao, Yakan, and other groups, including chants, lullabies, and styles like Lugu, Kalangan, and Sa-il/Lunsey. The document also directs the reader to a YouTube video example of Maguindanao Bangsamoro vocal culture and tradition and asks them to reflect on the message and use of instruments in the music.

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    The document provides information on the music of Mindanao. It discusses the various Islamic communities in Mindanao and their unique musical practices and traditions, which together form the larger Islamic musical society of Mindanao and Sulu. Some key points mentioned are the vocal styles of the Maguindanao, Maranao, Yakan, and other groups, including chants, lullabies, and styles like Lugu, Kalangan, and Sa-il/Lunsey. The document also directs the reader to a YouTube video example of Maguindanao Bangsamoro vocal culture and tradition and asks them to reflect on the message and use of instruments in the music.

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    The document provides information on the music of Mindanao. It discusses the various Islamic communities in Mindanao and their unique musical practices and traditions, which together form the larger Islamic musical society of Mindanao and Sulu. Some key points mentioned are the vocal styles of the Maguindanao, Maranao, Yakan, and other groups, including chants, lullabies, and styles like Lugu, Kalangan, and Sa-il/Lunsey. The document also directs the reader to a YouTube video example of Maguindanao Bangsamoro vocal culture and tradition and asks them to reflect on the message and use of instruments in the music.

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    MUSIC

    OF
    MINDANAO
    1. MORO / ISLAMIC MUSIC:
    A. Vocal Music of Mindanao
    The Islamic community in the
    Philippines consists of ethno-
    linguistic groups:
    - the MAGUINDANAO of Cotabato
    - the MARANAO of Lanao and
    Cotabato
    - the SAMAL and JAMA MAPUN
    of the Sulu Islands of Sibutu and
    Cagayan De Sulu
    -the TAUSUG of the Sulu Islands
    of Jolo. Siasi, and Tawi-Tawi
    - the YAKAN of Basilan and
    Zamboanga
    The uniqueness of the
    cultures and his/her musical
    practices that make up the
    larger Islamic society in
    Mindanao and Sulu belongs
    to one single tradition.
    Similarities do exist in some vocal
    styles within the large society, but
    theoretical concepts, functions,
    aesthetics, and repertoires differ
    from culture to culture, and even
    from village to village belonging to
    one language group.
    Activity: Exploring Music from Mindanao
    Maguindanao Bangsamoro: Vocal Culture and Tradition
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCTobmUWuuQ
    Direction: Reflect on the following questions as you
    watch and listen to an example of music from
    Mindanao.

    a) What do you think is the


    message of the music?
    b) How were the musical
    instruments used in bringing
    about the message?
    1) CHANTS - a lyrical
    rendition of different
    improvised text Yakans do
    his/her chantings through
    solo and counter
    singing.
    Three famous everyday
    style chants:
    a. Lugu
    b. Kalangan
    c. Sa-il / Lunsey
    a. Lugu - chants that
    they use in reading
    his/her Qur'an and other
    books they use in
    his/her Islam religion.
    b. Kalangan - songs
    that they use for
    serenading his/her
    loved ones.
    c. Sa-il / Lunsey - an
    important chant to be
    sung by the wife-to-be
    during the ceremony.
    Maranao’s vocal repertoire:
    a. Dikker - sacred songs
    highlighed by quotations from the
    Qur'an.

    b. Bayok - semi-generic term for a


    lyrical rendition of different
    improvised text.
    2) LULLABY - a chant-
    style or chant formula
    use in rocking a baby
    to sleep.
    a. Ya-ya - is a song of the
    Yakans to put the baby to
    sleep. sung in a relax / slow
    manner, soft and soothing
    while rocking the baby.
    b. Bayok - is also a Maranao
    term for lullaby.

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