Scope and Sequence

PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD

Music of Cordillera

1. Vocal Music 

• Salidommay (Salidummay) s,    Drm  sl

• Orde-e s,l,  Drm  s

• Dakami Ay Anan-ak

2. Instrumental Music 

• Interlocking - resultant melody

  • Gargarwit

• Gangsa ensemble (toppaya, pattung)

• bamboo solo and ensemble 

3. Ethnolinguistic Groups:

• Igorot

• Kalinga

• Manobo

• Kankana-ye

Music of Mindanao

1. Vocal Music 

• Zamboanga Hermosa (Colonial)

• Marcha: No Te Vayas (Colonial)

• Aydao Ditagaunan (Maranao)

• Taga Sinulon (T’boli)

• Lahinat Ko Maandas (Manobo)

2. Instrumental Music 

• kulintang ensemble Palabunibunyan 

             Singkil 

• solo instruments

3. Ethnolinguistic Groups:

• T’boli

• Maguindanao

• Badjao

• Maranao

COLONIAL PERIOD

Music of Luzon 

1. Vocal Music 

• folk songs 

  • (Sagidi Sagidi Ompapa/Sapopo, Bahay Kubo)

  • Balse: Manang Biday, O Naranyag a Bulan, Sarung Banggi (ta accent ta ta)

  • Kundiman: Jocelynang Baliuag

  • Polka: Leron-Leron Sinta, Magtanim Ay Di Biro, Pamulinawen (oom tiri oom ti)

  • Habanera: Ti Ayat ti Maysa nga Ubing, Bituing Marikit, Hatinggabi (tim-ri titi)

  • Villancico: Payapang Daigdig, Noche Buena, Pasko na Naman, Ang Pasko ay Sumapit

• secular (harana: O Ilaw; art music (kundiman))

• sacred (liturgical and devotional)

  • Mass, Senakulo, Pasyon, Salubong, Flores de Mayo, Santacruzan

2. Instrumental Music 

• rondalla 

• brass band

• angklung ensemble

Music of Visayas

1. Vocal Music 

• Tong, Tong, Tong, Tong

• Balitaw (Sa Kabukiran, Sarung Banggi)

• Dandansoy -minor

• Ili-ili - minor

Theatrical Forms

• Sarsuela / Zarauela

• Bodabil

CONTEMPORARY PERIOD

• Manila Sound

• OPM Music