Detailed Lesson Plan Palawan Music

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III-Central Luzon
Schools Division of Zambales
San Agustin Integrated School
Detailed Lesson Plan
MUSIC GRADE 7
I. Objectives
A. Content Standards
 Demonstrates understanding of the musical characteristics of representative music from the
highlands of Luzon, Mindoro, Palawan, and the Visayas.
B. Performance Standard
 Performs selected vocal and instrumental music of Cordillera, Mindoro, Palawan and the Visayas
in appropriate style.
C. Learning Competencies
 Explains the distinguishing characteristics of representative music from Cordillera, Mindoro,
Palawan and of the Visayas in relation to its culture and geography; (MU7LV-IIb-f3)
D. Enabling Objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
1. Distinguish and explain the vocal music and instrumental music of Palawan.
2. Describe the musical characteristics of selections of Palawan through listening, and
3. Perform samples of native songs from Palawan.
II. Subject Matter:
A. Topic: Palawan Music (Grade 7)
B. Sub-topic: a. Vocal Music of Palawan
b. Instrumental Music of Palawan
C. Reference: Grade 7 Music and Art Learner’s Material (page 70-71)
D. Other Reference: a. Vocal Music of Palawan https://depedtambayan.net/grade-7-music-

module-6-vocal music-of-palawan/ (DEPEDTAMBAYAN.NET, 2023)
b.Instrumental Music of Palawan https://depedtambayan.net/grade-7-music-

module-instrumental-music-of-palawan/ (DEPEDTAMBAYAN.NET, 2023)
E. Materials: Laptop, projector, pictures

III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity

A. Preliminary Activities
Greetings:
Magandang Buhay! Mabuting tao tayong lahat!
Prayers:
Remain standing for our prayer
You may now take your seats

Thank you, Ma’am,
Checking of Attendance:
Who is absent today? (The class secretary will answer) No one is absent
today, Ma’am
Very good!
Warm up:
Please stand up, let’s play a game to energize our

body. The title of this game is Yes, No, Stand up! (The students will participate)
B. Review
Before we proceed to our discussion. Let’s recall

the lesson yesterday.
 What topic did we discussed yesterday?

Ma’am about Music of Mindoro
Very good!
 What are the instruments of Mindoro? Agung, Kalutang, Gitgit, Kudlong, and Lantuy
 What about their vocal music? Igway, Marayaw, Pamuybuyen and Ambahan
Very Good!
C. Motivation
(ARRANGE IT TO KNOW IT!) (Each group assembles the picturess to know the
answer)
Class, I have here 3 pictures that are cut into
pieces. I want you to arrange each picture to know
what our discussion all about.
But before that, I will group you into three (3).
So, after you found out the answer, is there any

idea about our topic today?
About Palawan music
You’re right! We will discuss about the vocal

music and musical instrument of Palawan.
D. Developmental Activities
Discussion A:
Lalawigan ng Palawan is an island province of the

Philippines located in Region 4. Its capital is
Puerto Princesa City.
Palawan, the largest province in the Philippines, is

home to several indigenous ethnolinguistic
groups:
Batak – which means “mountain people”. These

people believe in nature spirits, with whom they
communicate through a Babaylan.
Palawenos – native-born dwellers
Palawano – also known as Pala’wan, is one of the

unique indigenous peoples of Palawan.
Tagbanwa – or “the people of the world” are

found in central and northern palawan.
There are different forms of vocal music in

Palawan. Do you know what are this vocal forms
of Palawan?
There are 4 vocal forms, the Kulial, Tultul, Ulit, No Maam

and Batac.
Vocal Music of Palawan
Kulial – it is a lyrical poem expressing love.
Tultul – it is a chanted vocal music about epic

heroes and usually chanted at night, ending at
daybreak.
Ulit – is a shamanic chant. Shamanic deals with

the act of curing the sick through rituals like
chanting.
Batac – is a chant performed by the Taganuas five

days after the interment of the deceased.
Activity 1: SOLVE IT THEN IT WILL SAIL!
The boat is heading to an island but there are

obstacles that needs to be solved to get to that
island.
The Cuyunon Folk Songs The students will participate
Cuyunon refers to ethnic group in Cuyo islands

and other parts of Palawan. Some of their most
familiar and favorite songs are the Tarinting,
Kingking, and Layang Pasyak.
Discussion B:
Okay, now you already know the vocal music of

Palawan then we will proceed to the musical
instruments of Palawan.
Musical Instruments of Palawan
Palawan Musical Instruments can be classified

into four groups: Chordophones, Aerophones,
Idiophones, and Membranophones.
Chordophones – are instruments that use

vibrating strings to produce sound.
 Pagang (Bamboo Zither) – it is made of

one whole node of bamboo which is
partly slit to keep the whole node
together. The lifted bamboo skin serves as
strings and the slit serves as the resonator.
 Kudyapi – this instrument has 9 frets and
two strings. The body of this instruments
comes from a carved solid trunk of a tree.
This instrument is four to six feet tall.
Aerophones – are wind instruments. They

produce sound by blowing air in its mouthpiece.
 Tipanu – is a mouth flute of Tagbanua.

This instrument is made from bamboo. It
has six holes.
 Aruding – this is otherwise known as
jew’s harp.
 Suling – is a banded nose flute. This
instrument is made from bamboo with a
thin surface. The head of this instrument
is circled with a rattan band to produce air
vibration.
Idiophones – are musical instruments whose

sound is generate through vibrations by striking,
rubbing or plucking – without the use of strings or
membranes.
 Basal (gong) – an example of this is the

Babendil. It is a small bossed gong as a
timekeeper.
Membranophones – are instruments which

produce sounds by means of a vibrating stretched
membrane (animal skin).
 Gimbal – this is a drum from the

Tagbanua with animal skin as its
drumhead.
Activity 2: YOU BELONG WITH ME!
We need to put the instruments where they

belong.
(Student will participate)

E. Application
Sing the Cuyunon Folk Songs: Kingking,

Tarinting, and Layang Pasyak
F. Generalization
Okay Class, let’s have a recap on what we have

discussed today.
What are the 4 vocal forms of Palawan?
Kulial, Tultul, Ulit, and Batac

Very Good!
And give me some musical instruments of

Palawan?
Pagang, Gimbal, Suling, Basal, Aruding, Tipanu,
and Kudyapi
You’re right
IV. Evaluation
Direction: Bring out ¼ piece of paper and identify the following questions, arrange the jumbled letters to
know the answer.
1. It deals with the act of curing the sick through rituals like chanting. TLUI
2. It is an epic chant. LUTLUT
3. A lyrical poem expressing love. ULKILA
4. This instrument has 9 frets and two strings. PIDKUAY
5. This is a drum from the Tagbanua with animal skin as its drumhead. GLIAMB
V. Assignment
Fill out the table by choosing the right tempo, mood and dynamics of the given folk songs.

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2. Describe the musical characteristics of selections of Palawan through listening, and

3. Perform samples of native songs from Palawan.

II. Subject Matter:

A. Topic: Palawan Music (Grade 7)

B. Sub-topic: a. Vocal Music of Palawan

b. Instrumental Music of Palawan

C. Reference: Grade 7 Music and Art Learner’s Material (page 70-71)

D. Other Reference: a. Vocal Music of Palawan https://depedtambayan.net/grade-7-music-

b.Instrumental Music of Palawan https://depedtambayan.net/grade-7-music-

E. Materials: Laptop, projector, pictures

Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity

Magandang Buhay! Mabuting tao tayong lahat!

Remain standing for our prayer

You may now take your seats

Please stand up, let’s play a game to energize our

Before we proceed to our discussion. Let’s recall

 What topic did we discussed yesterday?

But before that, I will group you into three (3).

So, after you found out the answer, is there any

You’re right! We will discuss about the vocal

Lalawigan ng Palawan is an island province of the

Palawan, the largest province in the Philippines, is

Batak – which means “mountain people”. These

Palawenos – native-born dwellers

Palawano – also known as Pala’wan, is one of the

Tagbanwa – or “the people of the world” are

There are different forms of vocal music in

There are 4 vocal forms, the Kulial, Tultul, Ulit, No Maam

Kulial – it is a lyrical poem expressing love.

Tultul – it is a chanted vocal music about epic

Ulit – is a shamanic chant. Shamanic deals with

Batac – is a chant performed by the Taganuas five

Activity 1: SOLVE IT THEN IT WILL SAIL!

The boat is heading to an island but there are

The Cuyunon Folk Songs The students will participate

Cuyunon refers to ethnic group in Cuyo islands

Okay, now you already know the vocal music of

Musical Instruments of Palawan

Palawan Musical Instruments can be classified

Chordophones – are instruments that use

 Pagang (Bamboo Zither) – it is made of

Aerophones – are wind instruments. They

 Tipanu – is a mouth flute of Tagbanua.

Idiophones – are musical instruments whose

 Basal (gong) – an example of this is the

Membranophones – are instruments which

 Gimbal – this is a drum from the

Activity 2: YOU BELONG WITH ME!

We need to put the instruments where they

(Student will participate)

Sing the Cuyunon Folk Songs: Kingking,

Okay Class, let’s have a recap on what we have

What are the 4 vocal forms of Palawan?

Kulial, Tultul, Ulit, and Batac

And give me some musical instruments of

2. It is an epic chant. LUTLUT