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    The indigenous music of Mindanao is an integral part of the lives and culture of the ethnic groups on the island. Their vocal music is noted for its complex melodic techniques. Music is used for religious activities, entertainment, work, and other daily functions. It is performed with traditional instruments like the kulintang gong ensemble, as well as flutes, drums, and other percussion. Specific musical forms include harvest songs, courtship songs, and war dances that vary between ethnic groups and regions.

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    The indigenous music of Mindanao is an integral part of the lives and culture of the ethnic groups on the island. Their vocal music is noted for its complex melodic techniques. Music is used for religious activities, entertainment, work, and other daily functions. It is performed with traditional instruments like the kulintang gong ensemble, as well as flutes, drums, and other percussion. Specific musical forms include harvest songs, courtship songs, and war dances that vary between ethnic groups and regions.

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    MAPEH 7 - MUSIC OF MINDANAO

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    The indigenous music of Mindanao is an integral part of the lives and culture of the ethnic groups on the island. Their vocal music is noted for its complex melodic techniques. Music is used for religious activities, entertainment, work, and other daily functions. It is performed with traditional instruments like the kulintang gong ensemble, as well as flutes, drums, and other percussion. Specific musical forms include harvest songs, courtship songs, and war dances that vary between ethnic groups and regions.

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    Mapeh 7 - Music of Mindanao

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    MUSIC OF MINDANAO

     Mindanao, island of the Philippines, the second largest, after


    Luzon and southernmost of the country's major islands. The island
    is 500 km (300 mi) long and very irregular in shape. The
    Zamboanga Peninsula in the west is nearly divided from the main
    part of the island by Iligan Bay on the north and Illana Bay on the
    south. The coastline is marked with many bays and headlands,
    which afford shelter to ships during storms. The island is
    mountainous, and the mountains are covered with forests of teak,
    ironwood, cypress, ebony. The loftiest summit is the volcano Mount
    Apo, 2,954 m (9,692 ft) above sea level. The principal rivers are the
    Mindanao and the Agusan. The soil is exceedingly fertile and
    produces corn, rice, coconuts, bananas, pineapples, and abaca, or
    Manila hemp. Gold, copper, iron, and coal are the chief mineral
    resources. Stock farming is the most important economic activity of
    Mindanao. The chief cities on the island are Zamboanga, Davao,
    and Cagayan de Oro. Population (1990) 14,536,000.
    Sailboats in Zamboanga
    Colorful sails used for special occasions adorn Muslim sailing boats, vintas, docked at
    Zamboanga, a city on the Philippine island of Mindanao.
    The vocal music of Mindanao is regarded as one
    with the highest artistic and technical excellence
    among the indigenous groups in the Philippines.

    Their songs produce a MELISIMA or using several


    notes in one syllable of text, TREMOLO or
    vibration of tones and LONG MELODIC
    PHRASES.

    VOCAL MUSIC OF MINDANAO


    Music plays an integral part in the lives of the ethnic
    groups in Mindanao.
    They use music for religious activities, for
    entertainment, for work and other everyday activities.

    What is the importance of indigenous Philippine music to the


    ethnic groups’ everyday life?
    Rhythmic Sound – TIDTU
    Rhythmic Pattern – BINALIG
    Accompanied by indigenous musical instruments
    such as hegalung, suling and gongs

    CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIGENOUS
    MUSIC OF MINDANAO
    Miminsad a ritual dance song and chant of Mindanao

    Tud-ob a harvest song of Agusan that is composed of four notes

    Tangungo Sulu’s song which is performed with four gongs

    Estijiro Mindanao’s ancient folk song and dance

    Kambiok a free rhythmic song of the Maranaos

    Sua-sua performed as a courtship song of Jolo, Sulu

    Sagayon a war dance of Bukidnon

    Kissa a love song of datus and princesses of the Tausug tribe

    Kandidiagao a melodious song of lamenting over the dead of


    Maranaos

    KINDS OF INDIGENOUS
    MUSIC OF MINDANAO
    BINALIG A DUYOG – rhythmic mode where duyog
    means “to chase”is played with the kulintang
    ensemble.
    TUD-OB – one of the folk songs of Agusan,
    Mindanao. It is a harvest song performed during rice
    harvest.
    TANGUNGO – is a folk song which originated in
    Sulu. Sung with four gongs as an accompaniment.

    MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS OF THE


    INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF MINDANAO
    Bimbi Ko, Bimbi Ko – is a folk song from
    Maguindanao.
    Dilay-on – is a lullaby song from Bukidnon, the
    northern part of Mindanao
    KULINTANG – musical instruments from
    Maguindanao which is composed of a row of small
    brass gongs that function melodically.
    - it is played by striking with two wooden
    beaters.
    - the players sit on chairs or on the floor while
    playing the instruments.

    INDIGENOUS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF


    MINDANAO
    KULINTANG
    GANDINGAN – a set of four large hanging gongs
    which is played as part of the Kulintang ensemble of
    Maguindanao.
    SULING – also called the ring flute, is the smallest
    bamboo flute of Maguindanao
    PALENDANG – lip-valley flute and one of the most
    common aerophones of the Maguindanaons.
    KAGUL – is an idiophone instrument that is played
    by striking it on the floor
    KUTYAPI of Maranao – very elaborately designed
    instrument that has two strings with movable frets
    KULINTANG A KAYO – Maguindanao xylophone
    DABAKAN – a drum, that look like a goblet used
    by Maranao in their kulintang ensembles
    8 GONGS (KULINTANG)
    2 GONGS (GANDINGAN)
    4 GONGS (DABAKAN)
    DABAKAN (A DRUM)
    BABENDIL (GONG)

    KULINTANG ENSEMBLE

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