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A Detailed Lesson Plan in MAPEH 8

DLP No.: 2 Learning Area: Music Grade Level: Semester: Duration:


Code:
Grade 8 Quarter: 1stQuarter 60minutes
MU8SE-
Ic-h-4
Learning Competency/ies Analyzes musical elements of selected songs and instrumental
pieces heard and performed;
Key Understanding to be Developed The learner demonstrates understanding on Southeast Asian music
particularly the music elements observed in the selected songs.
OBJECTIVES
Knowledge Recognize the musical elements from selected songs of Southeast Asia.
Skills Sing a selected song from Southeast Asia.
Attitudes Display concern for others through sharing of ideas and expertise during activities.
Values Appreciate the beauty of diversity in music and culture of Southeast Asia through singing a
song.
CONTENT VOCAL MUSIC OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
LEARNING RESOURCES Learners Materials page 11- 28, powerpoint presentation, music videos, laptop,
projector/TV
PROCEDURES
Introductory Activity Review of the elements of music.
Time Frame:5mins.
Instruction: Fill in the missing letter to complete the word according to the given definition.

1. Main tune/theme of a piece of music.


M E __ O D __
2. Arrangement of sounds as they move through time.
__ H Y __ H M
3. Also known as meter signature.
__ I __ E __ I G __ A T U __ E
4. Also known as tone color or tone quality.
T I M __ __ E
5. The slowness and fastness of music.
T E __ P __

Activity FOR BLENDED LEARNING SET-UP: Play a popular folk song from MALAYSIA
Time Frame: titled “RASA SAYANG”. During the activity, let the learners observe and identify
10mins. the song’s musical elements. Pair the students up with their seatmates so they
can share their thoughts/ideas for music analysis.

FOR FACE-FACE LEARNING SET-UP: Play a popular folk song from MALAYSIA
titled “RASA SAYANG”. During the activity, let the learners observe and identify
the song’s musical elements.

Analysis After the activity, let the students analyze the song’s musical elements through
Time Frame: matching type.
5mins. Instruction: Match column A with column B.
A B
____1.Time Signature/Meter a. Major Scale
____2.Tempo b. Homophony
____3. Scale c. Allegro
____4.Texture d. Binary
____5. Form e. 4
4
Abstraction Lecture/discussion:
Time Frame:  Elements of Southeast Asian Vocal Music
15 mins. 1. Burung Kakatua of Indonesia
2. Rasa Sayang of Malaysia
Application FOR FACE-FACE LEARNING SET-UP: Group Activity: Divide the class into 4.
Time Frame: Ask the students to master the folk songs. Provide the following audio files for
mins. the groups to use during mastery:
1. Burung Kakatua for Groups 1 & 2
2. Rasa Sayang for Groups 3 & 4

FOR BLENDED LEARNING SET-UP: Ask the student to master the folk songs.
Provide the following audio files to use during mastery. Sing together with the
music.
Assessment Short quiz: ¼ sheet of paper
Time Frame: Multiple Choice: Choose the best answer.
5 mins. 1. Folk song of Indonesia.
a. Bahay Kubo b. Burung Kakatua c. Rasa Sayang d. Sakura

2. Folk song of Malaysia.


a. Bahay Kubo b. Burung Kakatua c. Rasa Sayang d. Sakura

3. Scale used in the song Rasa Sayang.


a. Diatonic b. Major c. Minor d. Pentatonic

4. Time signature used in the song Burung Kakatua.


a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 6
4 4 4 8
5. The tempo in the songs Rasa Sayang.
a. Adagio b. Allegro c. Moderato d. Presto

Assignment Instructions: Write your answers in your Music notebooks.


Time Frame: Q: What are the musical instruments found in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and
Cambodia?

Concluding Activity Music is timeless. Melodies from the past can still be heard today. Tunes may be
Time Frame:5mins. played differently in the techno- world, but one thing never changes, “Music will
always be part of man’s everyday life.--- Anonymous
REMARKS
REFLECTION

Prepared by
Name: MARK PETER M. SORENO School: PANTAO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Position/Designation: TEACHER 1 Division: NEGROS ORIENTAL
Contact Number: 09068349145 Email address: [email protected]

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