REVIEW IN MUSIC AND ARTS

1. 1. These gongs are made of brass or bronze and are usually played by striking with a stick or slapping with the hand.

• FLAT GONGS (GANGSA)

• BAMBOO BUZZERS

• PATANGGUK

• TONGALI

1. 2. You must have an exceptional breathing endurance to preform this instrument.

• FLAT GONGS (GANGSA)

• BAMBOO BUZZERS

• PATANGGUK

• TONGALI

1. 3. Usually played by a group of six people.

• FLAT GONGS (GANGSA)

• BAMBOO BUZZERS

• PATANGGUK

• TONGALI

1. 4. Commonly found in Mindanao and Palawan, these stringed instruments are used during formal occasions.

• CONICAL DRUM (DABAKAN)

• BOSSED GONGS (KULINTANG)

• KUDYAPI (LUTE)

• BAMBOO ZITHER (KOLITONG)

1. 5. a tube-shaped instrument, which has six to ten strings

• CONICAL DRUM (DABAKAN)

• BOSSED GONGS (KULINTANG)

• KUDYAPI (LUTE)

• BAMBOO ZITHER (KOLITONG)

1. 6. These are laid in a row within a wooden frame and can be a set of eight to 11 gongs.

• CONICAL DRUM (DABAKAN)

• BOSSED GONGS (KULINTANG)

• KUDYAPI (LUTE)

• BAMBOO ZITHER (KOLITONG)

7. 7. The highest voice range

• SOPRANO

• ALTO

• TENOR

• BASS

7. 8. The lowest type of voice

• SOPRANO

• ALTO

• TENOR

• BASS

7. 9. A class of musical instruments that produce sound by the vibrations of the instruments themselves

• AEROPHONES

• CHORDOPHONES

• IDIOPHONES

• MEMBRANOPHONES

7. 10. Instruments that create sound by using vibrations in the air within a medium.

• AEROPHONES

• CHORDOPHONES

• IDIOPHONES

• MEMBRANOPHONES