Music 7 First Quarter Lessons

Music 7 First Quarter
Elements of Music
and
History of
Philippine Music
I.Opening Prayer
II.Attendance
III.Objectives
IV.Lesson
V.Activities/Evaluat
ion
VI.Assignment
Lesson 1:
The
Elements of
Music
Objectives:
1.Identify the different Elements of
Music
2.Use the different Elements of
Music in some performances.
3.Appreciate the contributions of
the Elements of Music in making
wonderful music.
Introduction: (20 points)
Directions:
1.Bring out your Music
Notebook
2.Draw yourself showing how
you use music in your daily
life.
3.Color your work
Rubrics:
1.Drawing 10 points
2.Explanation 5 points
3.Overall Presentation 5 points
Total 20 points
The Seven
Elements
of Music
1. Pitch – the
highness and
lowness of
sounds
2. Rhythm – the
heartbeat or pulse of
music, composed of
patterns that serves as
the time of music.
Tempo – the speed of
music
1.Lento – very very very slow
2.Grave – very very slow
3.Largo – solemnly slow
4.Adagio – slow
5.Andante – moderately slow
6. Moderato – moderate
7. Allegretto – moderately
fast
8. Allegro – fast
9. Presto – very fast
10. Prestissimo – as fast as
possible
3. Melody – a
series of notes that
forms a musical
sentence.
4. Harmony – 2 or more melodies
combined together
A.Monophony – has only 1 melodic

line
B.Homophony – 1 melody with
accompaniment
C.Polyphony – more than 2 voices or
more melodies
5. Form – the structure of
music
A.Unitary – 1 part/ part A

B.Binary – 2 parts/ parts AB
C.Ternary – 3 parts/ parts ABC
or ABA
6. Timbre –
thickness or
thinness of sound
7. Dynamics – loudness and
softness of sound
A.Pianississimo – very very soft
B.Pianissimo – very soft
C.Piano – soft
D.Mezzo Piano – moderately soft
E.Mezzo Forte – moderately loud
F. Forte – loud
G. Fortissimo – very loud
H. Fortississimo – very very
loud
I. Crescendo – slowly becoming
loud
J. Decrescendo – slowly
Assignment:
Print and paste on your Music
Notebook:
1.Lyrics of Manang Biday with
English translation
2.Lyrics of Chua ay with English
translation
3.Lyrics of Orde-e with English
Lesson 2:
Philippine
Music
(Luzon)
Objectives:
1.Identify the different musical
genres and instruments in the
Philippines.
2.Listen and appreciate
Philippine music.
3.Perform short examples of
Philippine music.
Introduction
Did you know that…
there are around 400 folksongs

existing in our country today?
Did you also know that…
some of the tunes or music of our

famous folksongs did not originate from
our country?
Perlas ng Silanganan
The Asian country that has the
largest number of Catholics
History and Musical
Genres
Pre – Spanish Era
1. Ambahan – lyrical chant of
the Mangyans.
2. Salidumay – a lullaby
popular in the Kalinga
Spanish Era
“Missa Solemne” the first Filipino

religious compostions by Marcelo
Adonay
Daigon – also known as
Philippine Christmas Carols
Pasyon – the narration of the

passion and death of our Lord
Jesus Christ.
Habanera – it is a Cuban dance in
duple meter
Polka – a lively dance that originated

from Bohemia in duple meter performed
by couples
Balitaw – a dance in triple meter that

originated from the Visayas region.
Harana – it is a traditional way of serenading a
woman,
Kundiman – songs that has nationalistic

purpose, but sometimes used in courtship.
Sarsuela – a Spanish lyric-dramatic genre that

alternates between spoken and sung scenes.
American Era
Foxtrot - a smooth,
progressive dance
characterized by long,
continuous flowing
movements across the
dance floor.
Jazz - a music
genre that
originated at the
beginning of the
20th century,
arguably earlier,
within the
African-
American
Post – Colonial Era
Advant – Garde Music

term used to characterize music which
is thought to be ahead of its time, i.e.
containing unique or original elements,
or unexplored fusions of different
genres.
Original Pilipino Music
(OPM)
- more commonly termed Original Pinoy Music or
Original Philippine Music or OPM for short, originally
referred only to Philippine pop songs, particularly
ballads, such as those popular after the collapse of its
predecessor, the Manila Sound, in the late 1970s, up
Pinoy Rock - is the brand of rock music produced in
the Philippines or by Filipinos. It has become as
diverse as the rock music genre itself, and bands
adopting this style are now further classified under
more specific genres or combinations of genres
like alternative rock, post-grunge, ethnic, New
Wave, pop rock, punk rock, funk, reggae, heavy
metal and ska.
Pinoy Hip Hop -
is hip hop
music performed by
musicians
of Filipino descent,
both in the Philippines
and overseas,
especially by Filipino-
Philippine Musical
Instruments
Kudyapi – the
Philippine
national
instrument.
Instruments from the North
Most of the instruments from the north
are made from bamboo.
Ex: Sahunay, Lantoy, Bunkaka, Diwdiwas

and Pateteg
Instruments
from the South
Philippine Folksong
Bagbagto
Bagbagto, bagbagtolambik, Tolambik,
tolambawikan, Bawikan, bawikallanay
Kallanay, kallanapunay, Napunay,
napunayagta, Ayagta, ayagtakumpa
Takumpa, takumpayyaaw, Payyaaw, payya-
astibaw, Astibaw, astiballangaw
Ballangaw, ballangawistan, Gawistan,
gawistannabu
Conclusion
Music reflects the life of every individual.
Every person has his own style or
preferred genre. Cultures and traditions
may vary, but in the end, one fact
remains, Music binds all of us together to
live a harmonious life. Live, laugh, love
Seatwork: (20
points)
Directions:
1.Watch the following videos:
A.Orde – e
B.Leron Leron Sinta
2. Analyze and explain each video
in 2-3 sentences.
Song Analysis: (30
points)
Directions:
1.Watch and listen to the music
video of “Anak” by Freddie
Aguilar.
2.On your music notebook, write
an essay about the song:
A.Introduction
Authentic Task (50 points)
Directions:
1.Count 1-5 to from 5 groups
2.Each group has a specific period in the History
of Philippine music:
A.Painting
B.Sculpture
C.Costume
D.Instruments
E.Dance
3. Fill up the Authentic Task form
4. Have your group meeting
5. Perform on the AEOTA Week
Paintin
g
- Create on a
1/8
illustration
board a
painting
Sculptur
e
- Create a
famous
artwork
during your
group’s era
by using clay
Costum
e
- Create a
sketch of
the
costumes
of Filipinos
Instruments
Create an improvised
musical instruments during
your group’s era
Dances
- Download videos of
popular dances during your
group’s era and perform in
A Musician’s Prayer
Lord, please bless my music, that it
might glorify Your name. May using
it to serve You always be my aim.
Let it be a witness to Your majesty
and love, and remind us that You’re
watching from Your throne above.
Oh Lord, I ask for guidance in
everything I do, and pray You’ll
make my music an instrument of

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A.Monophony – has only 1 melodic

A.Unitary – 1 part/ part A

there are around 400 folksongs

some of the tunes or music of our

“Missa Solemne” the first Filipino

Pasyon – the narration of the

Polka – a lively dance that originated

Balitaw – a dance in triple meter that

Kundiman – songs that has nationalistic

Sarsuela – a Spanish lyric-dramatic genre that

Advant – Garde Music

Ex: Sahunay, Lantoy, Bunkaka, Diwdiwas

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