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    The Visayan region of the Philippines is known for its beautiful scenery and festivals. It is home to famous singers like Pilita Corales and folk songs originate from genres like working songs, serenades, and nonsense songs. The Balitaw is a popular musical style of song-and-dance debates between men and women. Traditional musical instruments of the region include drums, guitars, violins, clarinets, and flutes made from materials like bamboo.

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    The Visayan region of the Philippines is known for its beautiful scenery and festivals. It is home to famous singers like Pilita Corales and folk songs originate from genres like working songs, serenades, and nonsense songs. The Balitaw is a popular musical style of song-and-dance debates between men and women. Traditional musical instruments of the region include drums, guitars, violins, clarinets, and flutes made from materials like bamboo.

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    The Visayan region of the Philippines is known for its beautiful scenery and festivals. It is home to famous singers like Pilita Corales and folk songs originate from genres like working songs, serenades, and nonsense songs. The Balitaw is a popular musical style of song-and-dance debates between men and women. Traditional musical instruments of the region include drums, guitars, violins, clarinets, and flutes made from materials like bamboo.

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    The Visayan region of the Philippines is known for its beautiful scenery and festivals. It is home to famous singers like Pilita Corales and folk songs originate from genres like working songs, serenades, and nonsense songs. The Balitaw is a popular musical style of song-and-dance debates between men and women. Traditional musical instruments of the region include drums, guitars, violins, clarinets, and flutes made from materials like bamboo.

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    Music Of Visayas

    Group 5

    Members:
    Anda
    Marquez
    Salumbides
    Seguerra
    BOHOL
    The Visayan Region is one of the most beautiful regions
    to visit in the Philippines. Exciting events like Ati-atihan
    and Sinulog Festival are well attended by tourists and
    community members. Scenic places like Boracay,
    Chocolate Hills, and the Magellan’s Cross in Cebu are
    always on the list of the tourists.
    The Visayan Region is between Luzon and Mindanao. Well
    known Provinces in this region include Ilo-Ilo, Cebu,
    Negros Occidental/ Oriental, Samar, Leyte and Bohol.

    It home of the Philippines’ best singers like Pilita Corales,


    Dulce, Sheryn Regis and Vina Morales. Most Visayan
    songs or music are written in duple or triple meter with a
    simple melody that are easy to sing.
    Are you a gem of splendor my dear? Mutya ka Baleleng sa katahum
    More enduring like the white sand Timgas pa sa puti nga baybayon
    Sa kasingkasing ka panganduyon
    onshore Perlas ka nga angay gyud angkonon
    You will be yearned in my heart
    And a pearl to be owned Pila na Baleleng layo-layo
    Si Tangkay Baleleng pasibuto
    Bangkaw-guna Baleleng matuyo
    How far is the distance my dear? Uro ka Baleleng pamalayo
    Sitangkai to Sibutu (and Island distant Kon ikaw Baleleng ang mawala
    from Sulu) Kon ikaw Baleleng di ko makita
    If you my dear insist, Gugma ko Baleleng magahulat
    I'll follow you my my dear even that Taliwala ning lawod sa mga luha
    far... Narration (with Instrumental):
    Mutya ka Baleling sa katahum
    If you my dear is gone Timgas sa puti nga baybayon
    If you my dear I cannot find Sa kasingkasing ka panganduyon
    My love my dear will be waiting Perlas ka nga angay gyud angkonon
    In the middle of these ocean of tears...
    Bangkaw-guna Baleleng matuyo
    Uro ka Baleleng pamalayo
    Work songs like si Pilemon, Pakitong-kitong, Ili-Ili
    Tulog Anay, Rosas Padan, and Matud Nila are
    originated in this region.
    Here are some example of a Visayan Folk Songs:

    *Working Song – Si Pilemon


    *Serenade Song – Matud Nila
    *Nonsense Song – Pakitong-kitong
    *Drinking Song – Dandansoy
    Debate Song – Balitaw
    One of the most popular
    music styles in the
    Visayan region is the
    Balitaw. It is a song-and-
    dance debate between
    a man and a woman
    that deals with topics
    about love and
    marriage.
    Musical Instruments From the Visayan Region
    The Visayan are also known to be very skilled musicians. They not only good
    singers but also good instrumentalists. Below are some common musical
    instrument found in the region.

    1. MEMBRANOPHONES
    • Tugo – is a cylindrical double-headed drum.
    • Guimbal – is a single headed cylindrical drum.
    2. CHORDOPHONES
    • Buktot – is a four string guitar with the coconut shell.
    • Litguit – is a two string type of violin
    3. AEROPHONES
    • Lantoy – is a Visayan Clarinet with 4-6 holes
    • Pasiyak – is a water whistle that looks like
    piper.
    • Tulali – is a vertical flute with six-finger holes.
    4. IDIOPHONE
    • Koratong – is a hollow split log of a bamboo
    with nodes of both ends.
    Thank you for
    listening! 
    Group 5

    Members:
    Anda
    Marquez
    Salombides
    Seguerra

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