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Folk Epic
Rajah Indarapatra- Maguindanao
Darangen- Maranao
Music of Non-Islam Filipino
Non-Islam Cultural Groups
Bagobo- Davao Gulf and Davao Region
Bilaan – Davao Gulf
Kalagan – Davao Gulf
Mandaya – Davao Region
Mansaka – Davao Region
Manobo – Bukidnon, Agusan Del Sur, Cotabato
Matigsalug- Bukidnon
Subanon- Zamboanga peninsula
Tiruray- SOCCSARGEN Region,
T’boli – South Cotabato
Vocal Music
Life Cycle
Bua - Lullabye of Subanon.
Uyug- Uyug – Lullabye of
Mansaka.
Yadadang- Lullabye of Bilaan
Manambay- Chant on
circumscision ritual of Subanon
Kambong- love incantation of
Manobo
Life Cycle
Sinda-ay- Weddingchant sung
before inviting the groom’s party to
enter the bride’s house.
Balow– song for a dead husband of
Matigsalug.
Iring Iring- Manobo song sung on
wakes
Ulag Ing- lament song of Manobo
Occupational Song
Gago Napu- song for either hunting
or fishing of Subanon
Balatuking– Manobo harvest song
Ritual Song
Diwata- for curing ceremony of
Subanon
Pamasag- for victory celebration of
Manobo
Pangan Do- for thanksgiving of
Manobo
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15. nganla taba taba- Lullabye
of Tausug.
16. rasulta- Tausug song of
advice to wedded couple.
17.kired- death song of
Maranao.
18.kdeil- Maguindanao dirge in
vigil.
19. lasathul muja- Friday
prayer chant
20.ratawe- chant during
the Ramadan
21.jahra daintrapa-
Maguindanao
22.randagen- Maranao
23.abu- Lullabye of Subanon.
24.yugu- yugu – Lullabye of
Mansaka.
25.dadayang- Lullabye of
Bilaan
26.nambamay- Chant on
circumscision ritual of
Subanon
27. nidsa-ya- Wedding
chant sung before inviting
the groom’s party to enter
the bride’s house.
28.lobaw– song for a dead
husband of Matigsalug.
29.aggo puna- song for
either hunting or fishing
of Subanon
30..watadi- ritual song of
Subanon for curing
ceremony.
The Musical Instruments of
Mindanao
CHORDOPHONES
(STRINGED INSTRUMENTS)
A chordophone is any musical
instrument
which makes sound by way of a
vibrating string
or strings stretched between
two points
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Classification
tringed
Chordophone, two s
boat lute
Other names:
Bunabon- Mandaya
Hlandag- T’boli
Palundag- Bilaan
Tanggab and Tulali- Subanon
Pulalu – Manobo and Mansaka
Palandag- Bagobo
Pulala- Bukidnon
Suling- ring flute of Bilaan and Tiruray,
Maguindanao, Samal, Tausug and Yakan
-is the smallest bamboo flute of the Maguindanaon and the
only one classified as a ring-flute (the other two bamboo
flutes of the Maguindanaon, the tumpong and the palendag
are both lip-valley flutes).
Also called:
Babendir- (Maguindanao)
Babandir - (Maranao),
Babandir - (Tagbanwa, Batak,
Palaw’an),
Banendir and Tungtung,-
(Tausug),
Salimbal - (Samal)
Mapindil - (Yakan
Bubundi- Mansaka
Babandil
It is struck with thin bamboo sticks to
produce a metallic sound.
There are three ways to play the babendil.
1. by striking the rim of the suspended
gong with a pair of sticks on the left hand.
2. by striking the gong's rim with the right
hand using one stick while the left hand
grasps the rim.
3. by laying the instruments upside and
striking the gong's rim with the two sticks.
Kagul is a type of Philippine bamboo scraper gong/slit
drum of the Maguindanaon and Visayans with a jagged edge
on one side, played with two beaters, one scarping the
jagged edge and the other one making a beat.
The Maguindanaon and the Banuwaen use it in the rice
paddies to guard against voracious birds, using the sound it
produces to scare them away.The Maguindanaon and
theBukidnon also use it
for simple dance rhythms
during social occasions.
It is also called:
Garakot ( Maranao)
Tagutok (Yakan)
Bantula or Tagungtung
–(Bukidnon)
Tagutok/ Kagul
Kulintang a Tiniok is a type
of Philippine metallophone with eight tuned knobbed
metal plates strung together via string atop a wooden
antangan (rack). Kulintang a tiniok is
a Maguindanaon term meaning “kulintang with string”
but they also could call them kulintang a putao,
meaning “kulintang of
metal.” The Maranao
refer to this instrument
as a sarunay
(or salunay, salonay,
saronay, saronai,
sarunai), terminology
which has become
popular for this
instrument in America.
Kubing –it is a bamboo jaw harp of Tiruray. These
have become one of the most popular jaw harps
internationally due to their highly responsive sound and
ornate designs. In the hands of a good player the kubing is
capable of a vast number of sounds and timbres. This
kubing was collected in Manila in 1987.
Other names:
Kumbing –Bagobo
Lideng- Bilaan
Kobing- Maranao and Samal
Kulaing – Tausug and Yakan
Kubing
Ethnic group: Atta
Location: SE Mindanao
Classification: Idiophone, jaw harp
Description
Made of bamboo; Made of
bamboo; the instrument is held
horizontally with the bamboo
tongue in front of the opened
mouth. The left end is hit by the
thumb of the right hand. This
makes the bamboo tongue vibrate
which causes a sound. The mouth
serves as a resonator and by
changing the shape and size of the
mouth opening, the overtones can
be changed, thus creating a
melody. By strongly breathing in
or out the volume can be changed Quintik Ofong plays the kubing (T'boli)
as well.
Dimensions: length: 20,8 cm.,
width: 1 cm.
MEMBRANOPHONES
(DRUM INSTRUMENTS)
Dabakan - is a goblet -shaped drum of
Maguindanao and Maranao, which has
a single head covered
with goat, lizard or
snakeskin. It is struck
withtwo thin bamboo
sticks about
18 inches in length.
Dadabuan
Classification
Membranophone, hour glass shaped drum
Description
Hour glass shaped drum
made of wood; the
membrane is made of
carabao skin. Decorated with
carvings and painted. The
drum is part of the
Kulintang ensemble.
Dimensions: height: 59 cm.
diameter (membrane): 19
cm.
Gandang - is a two-headed cylindrical drum of
Tausug, Samal, Badjao, Maranao and Maguindanao.
Called as Kendang in other South East Asian
countries. It is one of the primary instruments
used in the
Gamelan
ensembles
ofJava, Bali
and Terengganu.
Gandang
Ensemble – small
groups of instrument
played simultaneously.
Pala Buni Bunyan- Maguindanao
ensemble consisted of five instruments the
kulintang, agung, gandingan, dabakan and
babendil/ babandir
Kulintang ensemble