Humanities 102 Art ,Man and Society

1. The Art of Music
Josefino Tulabing Larena ,CPS,MPA

2. Objectives
• To be able to know the different music &
dance movement in the world
.To be able to know how to plan a music &
dance presentation different world dance
• To be able to know how to make policy and
regulate world to preserved culture

3. Thank you so much
• Photo Credits
• Nica Belnas
• Janica Tan
• Penn Larena
• NCCA
• www.google.com
• www.yahoo.com
• CCP
• Dumaguete City Arts & Festival Society

4. The world of Music
• Music is the art of
combining and
regulating sounds of
varying pitch to
produce melodious
harmony expressive
of various ideas and
emotions

5. Element of Music
Rhythm
• This is the overall
movement or swing and is
considered the most
essential element of music
Melody
• The succession of musical
sounds or tones in an
orderly manner. A tone is a
sound in music which
designates the pitch and
depends on the vibration
rate per second.

6. Dynamics
• This means the force or
percussive effects degree of
loudness and softness
Harmony
• The study of harmony
involves chords and their
construction and chord
progressions and the
principles of connection
that govern them

7. Texture
• This refers to the number of
tones one is expected to
apprehend simultaneous
Color
• This is the result of the
difference in timbre or
quality of tone in a variety
of voices and instruments.

8. Style
• This refers to the
composer’s or singer’s way
of doing his part. This is the
result of his temperament,
outlook in life and training

9. The Media of Music
Soprano
• High register female voice
• SOPRANO Rachelle Gerodias
Mezzo- Soprano
• medium register female
voice

10. Alto or Contralto
• Low register female voice
Tenor
• High register male voice

11. Baritone
• Medium register male voice
• Baritone Andrew Fernando
Base
• Low register male voice

12. A widely acclaimed singing group
Philippine Madrigal Singers Choir UST Singers Choir

13. The Orchestra

14. Concerto Band

15. The Rondalla Mixed Ensembles

16. Chamber Ensembles
Solo Sonatas String Quartet

17. Kind of Music “ Program Music”
Imitative
• Music copies the actual
sound of the subject, as in
the imitation of animals
which during that time ,was
very popular
Descriptive
• Program music pictures an
event or scene. One of the
first examples of this kind of
program music was
Beethoven’s Symphony

18. Narrative
Music intends to tell a story or
represent a series of related
events
“Don Quixote”

19. Kind of Music
Folk Music
• Joey Ayala's music are as
unique as the instruments
he uses. He is pictured here
holding a Hegalong – a
native musical instrument
from Mindanao.
Jazz Music

20. Classical Music
Ludwig van Beethoven The Opera

21. Medieval Music Ancient Egyptian Music

22. Philippine Music Organ Icon
The famous Las Piñas Bamboo Organ is
located in St. Joseph Parish Church at the
city of Las Piñas. (Southern Metro Manila) Bacong Pipe Organ

23. Filipino Music Icon
Nicanor Abelardo Dr. Alfredo S. Buenaventura

24. Francisco Buencamino Felipe Padilla de leon

25. Julian Felipe Levi Celerio

26. Lucio San Pedro Ryan Cayabyab

27. Atang de la Rama Sylvia la Torre

28. The Art of Dance
Josefino Tulabing Larena
,AB,CPS,MPA

29. Objectives
• To be able to Know the dance movement
• To able to know the different kind of dance
• To able to connect dance and Music

30. Dance
• Dancing is the
rhythmical
movement of the
body, usually with
music, to express an
idea or emotion, to
narrate a story or
simple to enjoy
and take pleasure in
the movement itself.

31. Origin and Function of the Dance
• In biblical dances, the Old
testament attests Mirian
the sister of Moses, led the
women in a dance of joy
after the Israelites escaped
from Egypt. King David
danced before the “Art of
the Convenant to express
thanksgiving Psalm 149
says,” Let them praise his
name in the dance”

32. Components of the Dance
The DANCER The CHOREOGRAPHER

33. Accompaniment Theatrical effects

34. Kind of Dances
• Natural or untutored
dance. ”CREATIVE”
• Solo or group dance

35. Ethnic Dance Court Dance

36. Ballroom Dance Theatrical Dance

37. Modern Dance Folk Dance

38. Philippine Folk and Traditional
Dances

39. Maranao
• Singkil Dance
• Lanao del Sur
• A royal Muslim dance in
Mindanao

40. Kalinga
• Balangbang Victory Dance Warriors
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41. Bilaan Dance of Cotabato
• Bilaan is a dance that
depicts the lively ,simple
• Movements of birds in
flight, beautifully portrayed
by tribal maidens with
costumes typical of ETHNIC
Tribe .

42. Kumintang Dance Batangas

43. Carinosa

45. Negros Oriental Dances
• Polka Biana de
Zamboanguita
• Polka Biana or “Polka
dedicated to Biana” was a
dance dedicated to a
Zamboanguita lady named
Biana who was fat lady.
Ironically, the Polka Biana
does not present heavy or
big steps that may fit the fat
lady but the insertion of
waltzes after two signatures
have been incorporated to
cater to the size and stamina
of Biana, considering that she
cannot sustain a continuous
dance of polka

46. Rigodon de Honor Zamboanguita
1920s
• Rigodon de Honor is an elegant
dance that was brought to the
Philippines by the Filipinos who
returned from their travels abroad
during the Spanish era. This dance
takes its name from its opening
performances at formal affairs such
as the President's Inaugural Ball.
Members of government, including
the President and First Lady,
diplomatic corps, and other state
officials usually participate in the
Rigodon. Traditionally, a ballroom
waltz dance would follow the
Rigodon.

47. Kuratsa de Negros -Folk Dance of Bais
City

48. Salampati Dance of Tanjay City

49. Pangdanggo Dumaguetino

50. Alcamfor Dance Silay City
• Alcamfor is a dance that features a girl's
handkerchief that is supposedly scented
with alkampor or naphtalene balls. The
dance is also called Pandanggo han
Panyo. Pieces of clothing (dainty
handkerchiefs or scarves included) were
kept inside wooden boxes in the olden
days. Often, two to three balls of
alkampor were placed inside these
boxes to keep rats away or to prevent
the clothings from smelling like tuum,
with the pungent-aromatic smell it
leaves on the clothing. Wearing clothes
with strong alkampor smell is thought to
be a "head turner", especially with the
"romance inducing" powers of the
alkampor, according to superstition.

51. Tanda de Valse
Silay City
• The Tanda de Valse (the shifting
of waltzes) was the master
composition of Silaynon
composer and conductor Jose
"Pitong" Ledesma. Originally
created for a past love, the
musical master piece was given
life through dance by Medy
Locsin. In the past, it was
common practice in Silay that the
Tanda de Valse be performed to
open important events - it is
something uniquely Silay.

52. Thank you so much