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Eastern Capsay Grade

DAILY LESSON LOG School 12


Integrated School Level
Department of Education Jefferson B. Del Learning
Teacher MAPEH - 9
Rosario Area
Teaching August 30 -
Dates and September 1, 2023/ Quarter 1st
Time WEEK 1

Objectives/Layunin:

 To understand the historical context of the Medieval Period in music.


 To identify key characteristics and elements of Medieval music.
 To appreciate and analyze examples of Medieval music.
 To relate Medieval music to its cultural and social context.

Subject Matter/Content/Nilalaman:

2.1 Topic Name: The Music of the Medieval Period

2.2 References:

 Textbook: Music and Arts (Grade - 9)


 Online resources and videos about Medieval music
 Musical instruments related to the Medieval Period

2.3 Materials Needed:

 Whiteboard and markers


 Multimedia projector and screen
 Printed handouts with Medieval music examples
 Musical instruments (if available)
 Medieval artwork and visuals

2.4 Values Integrated:

 Appreciation for historical and cultural diversity


 Respect for different musical traditions
 Critical thinking and analytical skills

2.5 Strategies:

 Lecture and discussion


 Multimedia presentations
 Listening exercises
 Group activities
 Hands-on exploration of musical instruments (if available)

Procedure/Pamamaraan:

3.1 Preliminary Activities/Panimulang Gawain:

 3.1.1 Prayer/Panalangin: Begin with a brief prayer for a focused and respectful class.
 3.1.2 Greetings/Pagbati: Greet students warmly and create a positive classroom atmosphere.
 3.1.3 Energizer: Start with a short, engaging activity related to Medieval times (e.g., a riddle or
quick trivia).
 3.1.4 Checking of Attendance: Take attendance to ensure all students are present.
 3.1.5 Checking of Assignment: Review and discuss any previous assignments related to music
history.
 3.1.6 Recalling the classroom rules: Remind students of classroom rules and behavior expectations.

3.2 Developmental Activities/Panlinang na Gawain:

 3.2.1 Drill: Begin with a short quiz or brainstorming activity to assess prior knowledge about
Medieval music.
 3.2.2 Review: Review the key concepts of musical periods and historical context leading up to the
Medieval Period.
 3.2.3 Unlocking of Difficulties: Address any questions or misconceptions from the previous lesson.

3.3 Motivation/Pagganyak:

 Show a brief video clip or play a piece of Medieval music to capture students' interest and curiosity.

3.4 Presentation of the lesson/paglalahad:

 Provide an overview of the Medieval Period, highlighting its historical and cultural context.
 Discuss the role of music in Medieval society, including its use in religious and secular contexts.

3.5 Discussion of the Lessons:

 Explore the characteristics of Medieval music, such as monophony, plainchant, and modes.
 Introduce famous Medieval composers and their contributions.
 Show examples of Medieval musical notation.

3.6 Application/Paglalapat:

 Play various examples of Medieval music, both vocal and instrumental, for the class to analyze and
appreciate.
 Allow students to experiment with Medieval musical instruments if available.

3.7 Generalization/Paglalahat:

 Summarize the key points of the lesson, emphasizing the uniqueness of Medieval music and its
historical significance.
 Encourage students to ask questions and express their thoughts about the music of this period.

4. Evaluation/Pagtataya:

 Conduct a quiz or short assessment to gauge students' understanding of the Medieval Period in
music.
 Evaluate their ability to identify key characteristics and composers.

5. Assignment/Gawaing Bahay:

 Assign a research project where students choose a Medieval composer and present their findings.
 Ask students to find and listen to additional Medieval music pieces and write a brief analysis of one
of them.

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