Vocal Music of Mindanao Quiz

Study Notes

Cultural and Geographic Highlights

Tagongko: A traditional musical instrument often associated with celebration and cultural performances.
City of Golden Friendship: Cagayan de Oro, known for its hospitable residents and vibrant community.
Pangan-do: A traditional practice or ritual, often linked to ancestral worship or community gatherings.
Sugar Bowl of the Philippines: Negros Occidental, recognized for its extensive sugarcane plantations and sugar production.
Badju Lapi: A ceremonial attire or outfit worn during important cultural events and festivities.
Torogan: A traditional Maranao house, characterized by its ornate architectural design and serves as the ancestral home of the royal family.
Epic Song from Maranao People: The "Darangen," a significant cultural heritage that embodies their history, tradition, and spirituality.
Courtship Song from Jolo Region: "Sengseng," a lyrical expression of courtship often performed during romantic pursuits.
Two-Stringed Bamboo Tube Zither: Known as "Kudyapi," this instrument plays a vital role in Mindanao’s musical heritage.
Victory Song of the Manobo People: "Kapa Malung," performed during celebrations and significant achievements.
Large Brass Pellet Bells of the B'laan: Known as "Palendag," these bells are used in cultural rites and festivities, symbolizing prosperity.
Instrument with Gongs and Drums: "Kulintang," an ensemble traditionally played during social gatherings and ceremonial events.

Description

Test your knowledge on the diverse vocal music traditions of Mindanao, including epic songs, love songs, lullabies, ritual dance songs, and more. Learn about the cultural significance and unique characteristics of each vocal music genre.