Report in Literature
Report in Literature
Report in Literature
WHAT IS
FOLK SONG
& WHERE
DID FOLK
SONG
ORIGINATED
FROM
- Its name is derived from the German
volk, which means 'people. ' Folk music
began as a traditional genre, associated
with the folklore of the region. By the
1930s, the genre had changed, and of
early contemporary folk musicians,
Woody Guthrie is widely seen as the first
significant contributor to the genre
- A song that originates in traditional
popular culture or that is written in such a
style.
SINGSING
is a traditional Filipino folk
song from Central Luzon,
Philippines in
Kapampangan sung by
adults and children. The
origin of the song is
unknown, and there was a
debate whether it was pre-
historic or colonial. But its
melody is most likely from
the 18th century as it was
similar to Spanish and
Mexican folk songs of the
era. The folk song, it
presents a woman as its
main character and a man
as a secondary character.
The woman in the song
was looking for a missing
ring given by her mother
and offers her love as a
prize for the man who
could find it.
Some examples of Philippine folk songs from the lowlands of Luzon are:
* TAGALOG
- Magtanim ay ‘Di Biro , Bahay Kubo , Leron Leron Sinta ,
Sitsiritsit , Paru-parung Bukid.
* BICOLANO
- Sarung Banggi – means “one evening,” a folk song from
Sto. Domingo, Albay.
BAHAY KUBO
"Bahay Kubo" is a song
from Tagalog-language
folk song from the
lowlands of Luzon,
Philippines. In 1924, it
was included in a
collection of Filipino
folk songs compiled by
Emilia S. Cavan. The
song is about a bahay
kubo a house made of
bamboo with a roof of
nipa leaves,
surrounded by
different kind of
vegetables, and is
usually sang by Filipino
school children.
MAGTANIM AY
DI BIRO
"Planting is not a
joke") is a popular
Tagalog folk song
composed by Felipe
de León. The song
represents the
struggles and
difficulties of the life
of farmers, how one
needs to twist and
bend to plant rice
around the whole
day, with no
opportunity to sit
and to stand.
SARUNG BANGGI
Composed by noted
musician
Potenciano Gregorio
of Libog town (now
Sto. Domingo) in
Albay, the song,
which literally
means 'one night,'
tells about an
enchanted evening
encounter between
a lovestruck man
and a lovely
provincial lass.
‘’THE END’’