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    The document summarizes the indigenous music of Mindoro island in the Philippines. It describes three tribes that inhabit Mindoro - the Ratagnon, Alangan, and Iraya. It then discusses the different types of vocal music in Mindoro, including Marayaw, Pamuybuyen, Ambahan, Ayung or Ngayung, and Igway. Finally, it lists and describes various traditional instruments of Mindoro, such as the Lantoy flute, Agung gongs, Bangsi bamboo flute, Kaluntang sticks, Budyung bamboo trumpet, Pituh flute, Gitgit violin, and Kudyapi lute.

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    The document summarizes the indigenous music of Mindoro island in the Philippines. It describes three tribes that inhabit Mindoro - the Ratagnon, Alangan, and Iraya. It then discusses the different types of vocal music in Mindoro, including Marayaw, Pamuybuyen, Ambahan, Ayung or Ngayung, and Igway. Finally, it lists and describes various traditional instruments of Mindoro, such as the Lantoy flute, Agung gongs, Bangsi bamboo flute, Kaluntang sticks, Budyung bamboo trumpet, Pituh flute, Gitgit violin, and Kudyapi lute.

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    MUSIC OF MINDORO

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    The document summarizes the indigenous music of Mindoro island in the Philippines. It describes three tribes that inhabit Mindoro - the Ratagnon, Alangan, and Iraya. It then discusses the different types of vocal music in Mindoro, including Marayaw, Pamuybuyen, Ambahan, Ayung or Ngayung, and Igway. Finally, it lists and describes various traditional instruments of Mindoro, such as the Lantoy flute, Agung gongs, Bangsi bamboo flute, Kaluntang sticks, Budyung bamboo trumpet, Pituh flute, Gitgit violin, and Kudyapi lute.

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    Music of Mindoro

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    The document summarizes the indigenous music of Mindoro island in the Philippines. It describes three tribes that inhabit Mindoro - the Ratagnon, Alangan, and Iraya. It then discusses the different types of vocal music in Mindoro, including Marayaw, Pamuybuyen, Ambahan, Ayung or Ngayung, and Igway. Finally, it lists and describes various traditional instruments of Mindoro, such as the Lantoy flute, Agung gongs, Bangsi bamboo flute, Kaluntang sticks, Budyung bamboo trumpet, Pituh flute, Gitgit violin, and Kudyapi lute.

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    MUSIC OF

    MINDORO
    MINDORO
    • Is an Island located in
    southern Luzon. It is composed
    of two provinces: Occidental
    Mindoro and Oriental Mindoro.
    Tagalog is the main language of
    Mindoro. Though some parts and
    greatly influence by the native
    Visayan and Mangyan languages.
    INDIGENEOU
    S TRIBES
    • Ratagnon – a tribe occupying the
    southernmost tip of Maindoro
    • Alangan – a group that occupies the
    northern part of both Oriental and
    Occidental Mindoro.
    • Iraya – a group of people based in the
    upland part of Northwest Mindora.
    WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT
    TYPES OF VOCAL MUSIC IN
    MINDORO?
    • Marayaw – is genre of Iraya-Mangyan used to
    communicate with spirit in rituals for healing
    the sick and protection the community.
    • Pamuybuyen – it means fear of water.
    • Ambahan – is one of the indigenous vocal music
    of Mindoro. It is rhythmic poetic expression of
    seven-syllable lines with rhythmic end-
    syllables.
    • Ayung or Ngayung – ritual chat.
    • Igway – is the word used by the Mangyans for
    “song.”
    What are the samples of
    Intrumental music in
    Mindoro?

    • Lantoy – a tiny flute that


    can be played either by
    nose or mouth.
    • Agung – consist of two
    light gongs played by two
    men squatting on the floor.
    What are the samples of
    Intrumental music in
    Mindoro?

    • Bangsi – is a bamboo flute


    with a glued chip on its
    tube.
    • Kaluntang – this percussion
    stick played in pairs to
    produce harmonies on second,
    third, and fourths.
    What are the samples of
    Intrumental music in
    Mindoro?
    • Budyung - A short length of bamboo
    with both sides open.  There are no
    holes on the body of the bamboo. 
    The flute is played by cupping the
    mouth on one end and blowing
    creating a trumpet-like sound.
    • Pituh – a flute that is diatonically
    tuned with fingerholes but no thumb
    hole. 
    What are the samples of
    Intrumental music in
    Mindoro?

    • Gitgit – a three-string
    indigenous violin with human hair
    as strings.
    • Kudyapi – it is a two-stringed
    lute with long neck shaped like a
    boat. It has wooden tightening
    rods and frets made of beeswax.
    MUSIC ACTIVITY NO. 3.2

    • Compose a chant song following the


    characteristics of Ambahan.

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