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    Palawan is an island province in the Philippines with several indigenous groups including the Batak, Palawenos, and Palawano peoples. The music of Palawan features vocal genres like kulia (love poems), tultul (epic chants), and ulit (shamanic chants). Musical instruments include the pagang bamboo zither, kusyapi fretted zither, tipanu bamboo flute, beberek nose flute, basal gong, and gimbal drum. Cuyunon folk songs from the Cuyo Islands include tarinting, layang pasyak, and kingking.

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    Palawan is an island province in the Philippines with several indigenous groups including the Batak, Palawenos, and Palawano peoples. The music of Palawan features vocal genres like kulia (love poems), tultul (epic chants), and ulit (shamanic chants). Musical instruments include the pagang bamboo zither, kusyapi fretted zither, tipanu bamboo flute, beberek nose flute, basal gong, and gimbal drum. Cuyunon folk songs from the Cuyo Islands include tarinting, layang pasyak, and kingking.

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    Palawan is an island province in the Philippines with several indigenous groups including the Batak, Palawenos, and Palawano peoples. The music of Palawan features vocal genres like kulia (love poems), tultul (epic chants), and ulit (shamanic chants). Musical instruments include the pagang bamboo zither, kusyapi fretted zither, tipanu bamboo flute, beberek nose flute, basal gong, and gimbal drum. Cuyunon folk songs from the Cuyo Islands include tarinting, layang pasyak, and kingking.

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    PALAWAN

    MUSIC
    •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:

    1. Batak - which means “mountain people”.


    These people believe in nature spirits, with
    whom they communicate through a Babaylan.
    2. Palawenos – native-born dwellers

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


    unique indigenous peoples of Palawan.

    4. Tagbanwa – or “the people of the world” are


    found in central and northern palawan.
     
    VOCAL MUSIC OF
    PALAWAN
    KULIA
    L
     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
     It is a shamanic chant.
    Shamanic deals with the act
    of curing the sick through
    rituals like chanting.
    BATAC
     It is a chant performed by the Taganuas five
    days after the internment of the deceased. This
    song performed for three consecutive nights
    until dawn.
    ACTIVITY
    1
    SOLVE IT THEN IT WILL SAIL!
    Cuyunon Folk Songs
     Cuyunon refers to ethnic group in Cuyo Islands
    and other parts of Palawan. Some of their most
    familiar and favorite songs are the Tarinting,
    Layang Pasyak, and Kingking.
    INSTRUMENTAL
    MUSIC OF
    PALAWAN
    Palawan musical instruments can be classified into
    four groups:
    01 02
    Chordophones Aerophones
    Instruments that use vibrating strings Wind intruments, they produce sounds by
    to produce sound. blowing air in its mouthpiece.

    03 04
    Idiophones Membranophones
    Sound is generated through vibrations by Instruments which produce sounds by means of a
    striking, rubbing or plucking, without the use vibrating stretched membrane (animal skin).
    of strings or membranes.
    Chordophones
    Pagang
    (Bamboo Zither)
    This instrument is also known as
    KOLITONG. It is made of one whole
    node of bamboo which is party slit to
    keep the whole node together. The lifted
    bamboo skin serves as strings and the
    slit serves as the resonator.
    Chordophones
    Kusyapi or Kudyapi
    This instrument has 9 frets and 2
    strings. The body of this instrument
    comes from a carved solid trunk of
    a tree.
    Aerophones
    Tipanu
    This is a Mouth Flute of
    Tagbanua. This is made from
    bamboo. It has six holes.
    Aerophones
    Aruding
    This is, otherwise, known as
    Jaw’s Harp.
    Aerophones
    Beberek or
    Suling
    A banded nose flute. It is made
    from bamboo with thin surface.
    The head of this instrument is
    circled with rattan band to
    produce air vibration.
    Idiophones
    Basal (Gong)
    An example of this is the Babendil.
    It is a small bossed gong as a
    timekeeper.
    Membranophones

    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.
    PERFORMANCE TASK:
    Sing the Cuyunon Folk Songs: Kingking,
    Tarinting, and Layang Pasyak
    Direction: Bring out ¼ piece of paper and identify the following
    questions.

    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
    ASSIGNMENT:
    Fill out the table by choosing the right tempo, mood and dynamics of the
    given folk songs.
    GOODBYE AND THANK
    YOU!

    7 FAITH

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