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Music and Arts

Philippine Festivals are classified into two: Cultural or Religious and Non-Religious Festivals.

Cultural or regional festivals are aimed at promoting the strength of a particular hometown in terms of tis culture and arts, famous practices, and tourist attractions.

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A celebration that pays homage to the beautiful flowers that bloom in Baguio City

• Panagbenga or Flower Festival

• MassKara Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

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A celebration of positivity or optimism, overcoming life's challenges and troubles. Images of colorful and cheerful masks help the Negrenses establish ther city as the "City of Smiles"

• Masskara Festival

• Panagbenga or Flower Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

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A Celebration of the bountiful harvest of fruits and vegetables. It is festival that celebrates thanksgiving and asking for the protection of Philippine egales and waling-waling orchids. Music used is a mix of indigenous and popular music.

• Masskara Festival

• Panagbenga or Flower Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• Panagbenga or Flower Festival

• Masskara Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• Masskara Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

• Panagbenga or Flower Festival

• Panagbenga or Flower Festival

• Masskara Festival

• Kadayawan Festival

Music and Arts

It refers to the singing and playing of instruments during festivals. It may also refer to concerts done during the event, aswell as the background music used for dancers and theater performances.

• Festival dance

• Festival music

• Indigenous dance

• Musical Texture

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It refers to the layers of music in terms of different tones and timbres present. It shows how many voices or sounds are heard at the same time.

• Texture

• Notes

• Lyrics

• Size

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True or False:

Performing music alone gives a thin texture while performing with others can give thick texture.

• True

• False

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