MAPEH AP G5 Q4

l And improvised exchange of romantic verses between a man and a woman

l Common in visayas and tagalog regions

l Accompanied by music and dance

• LOA

• KUNDIMAN

• BALITAW

• HARANA

Traditional courtship serenade

Derived from the spanish jarana

Performed by a suitor, alone or with companions

Usually sang using kundiman or other art songs

• LOA

• KUNDIMAN

• BALITAW

• HARANA

song of praise --- express and respect for people of high authority

Lyrics highlight the fits and accomplishments of the person honored

• LOA

• KUNDIMAN

• BALITAW

• HARANA

 An art song in triple meter, usually beginning in a minor key

THEME: Faithful and sacrificial love

 Sung in a sad and emotional manner

 Name believe to come from kung hindi man

Reflected hidden patriotism during spanish rule

• LOA

• KUNDIMAN

• BALITAW

• HARANA

A lively dance in triple meter

Originated from aragon, spain

Composed in a major key

• JOTA

• PASYON

• HABANERA

• HARANA

A dance in a double time originating from havana, cuba

Widely used in filipino folk songs

• JOTA

• PASYON

• HABANERA

• HARANA

Of religious chant narrating the life and passion of jesus christ

Song in a chant like manner with a melodic formula

Commonly heard during holy week across the philippines

• JOTA

• PASYON

• HABANERA

• HARANA

Consists s of two lines of music sounding together

Example: A vocal duet

Can also be done using instruments, such as piano left and right hand melodies

• Two part harmony

• Three part harmony

• Four part harmony

Consist of four musical lines

 Commonly used in full choirs

Known as SATB: Soprano, alto, tenor, bass

• Two part harmony

• Three part harmony

• Four part harmony

Consist of three lines of music

Example: A string trio

Choir singing three parts only (soprano, tenor,bass)

• Two part harmony

• Three part harmony

• Four part harmony