Audio Based Script for Music Music..

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Grade 10

Grade Level and Learning Area: Grade 10- MUSIC

Quarter No., Module Number and Title of the Self-Learning Module (SLM): Quarter 2 – Module 2, Topic:
Philippine Pop Music
Format: School-on-the-Air
Length: 45 minutes
Scriptwriter: Nory Jule Panase
Quality Assured by:
Objective/s: Perform selections of Philippine popular music in appropriate pitch, rhythm, style, and expression
selections (MU10AP-IIa-h-6)

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3 HOST: Beautiful day to our students who are listening right now! To all the junior high school
students of
4 Escalante City out there who are still adjusting to the new normal education, this is a new way of
learning for
5 all of you, all made possible through the efforts of everyone in the Division of Escalante City. This is
Teacher 6 Nory, your MAPEH teacher. You are listening to a recorded audio for the subject MAPEH,
specifically music
7 for Grade 10 students’ quarter 2 – week 2.
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9 HOST: Before you begin your lesson today, let us first make sure that all of you are READY to learn!
Have you
10 eaten your meals already? ….uh huh! I see! Everyone, always make sure that you eat healthy food,
and take
11 your vitamins and couple of exercise everyday. This way, we can make ourselves strong against the
viruses
12 and you can focus on our discussion.
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14 HOST: Before we start our discussion proper, let’s check first if you have the following important
things
15 beside you: 1, ball pen, 2. your paper, or notebook, 3. Of course, your Self Learning Module!
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17 HOST: Are you all set? Hmmmmm. I think you are set! Let’s start!
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19 TEACHER: Good day learners! Once again, I am your MAPEHnalanggaon teacher, Teacher Nory!
20 I will be with you for 30 minutes today.
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2 RADIO TEACHER: Our first lesson for Music is “Philippine Pop Music” by the end of the lesson,
all of you are
3 expected to: Perform selections of Philippine popular music in appropriate pitch, rhythm,
style, and
4 expression selections. Can you do it?.... Of course you can!! All you have to do is to listen
and NOT GET
5 DISTRACTED!... That’s right, just lend me your ears give your attention to me as I
discuss, ok? You can do
6 it!!Let’s do this!
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8 RADIO TEACHER: To start our lesson, please get your paper and pen to take down some important
9 things…Do you have it already?.. Okay! Let’s start!
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11 RADIO TEACHER: In Popular Music, you learned the different genres which includes Ballads, Standards,
Rock

12 and Roll, Pop Music, Hip Hop and RAP. Just to recall your knowledge about Popular Music, Who is the most

13 successful entertainer of all time and also the “King of Pop’? … Who’s your guess?..

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15 RADIO TEACHER: You got it right, It is none other than Michael Jackson. In our country the Philippines, do we
16 have also Popular Music? Let’s find out.
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18 RADIO TEACHER: From theater tunes to rock and roll, pop, standards, hip hop, rap, and contemporary

19 ballads—whether in the West, in the Philippines, or anywhere else in the world—these all provided a rich

20 and diverse musical background in the development of Philippine contemporary music.

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22 RADIO TEACHER: Now, try to ask your Parents Who is their most favorite artist during 60’s, 70’s, 80’s or 90’s?
23 What is their favorite song? … Write it down and pass it to me during the scheduled passing of modules…
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25 RADIO TEACHER: You have been hearing the term OPM in many entertainment portals but are you aware of
26 its meaning? The acronym OPM stands for Original Pinoy Music which is a genre under Contemporary
27 Philippine Music. It was originally used to refer to Philippine pop songs, particularly ballads, such as those
28 popular after the collapse of its predecessor, the Manila Sound, in the late 1970s until the present
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30 RADIO TEACHER: OPM started in Manila where Tagalog and English are the dominant languages for
its texts.
31 However, other ethnolinguistic groups such as the Visayan, Bikol, Kapampangan, and Ilocano also
began to
32 sing and record their songs in their native dialects.
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2 RADIO TEACHER: Are you still listening to me?... Okay. That’s nice... Let’s continue… Pop music in the
3 Philippines started as an adaptation or translation, if not complete imitation, of Western hits. It started with
4 Bobby Gonzales’ “Hahabol-habol” (Hot Pursuit), a local version of the rock and roll songs of the 1950s, and
5 Rico Puno’s Luneta, a local adaptation of The Way We Were.
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7 RADIO TEACHER: Here are some of the artists in Philippine Pop Music; 1960’s – 1970’s, Nora
Aunor, Pilita
8 Corales, and APO Hiking Society. 1970’s - 1980s Claire dela Fuente, Rico Puno, Ryan Cayabyab,
Basil Valdez,
9 Celeste Legaspi, Hajji Alejandro, Rey Valera, Freddie Aguilar, Imelda Papin, Eva Eugenio, Nonoy
Zuñiga and
10 many more.
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12 RADIO TEACHER: 1980s to 1990s. This is regarded as the “Golden Era of Philippine Ballads”.
Among the
13 classics that emerged were those created by Ryan Cayabyab “Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika”, George
Canseco
14 “Kastilyong Buhangin”, Willie Cruz “Bituing Walang Ningning”, Jose Mari Chan “Please Be
Careful With My
15 Heart”, Gary Valenciano and Regine “Sana Maulit Muli”.
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17 RADIO TEACHER: 1990s to Present. The famous solo artists and bands included The Eraserheads,
Smokey
18 Mountain, Donna Cruz, Ariel Rivera, Southborder, Afterimage, Andrew E., Jaya, Rivermaya, and
Parokya ni
19 Edgar. More recently, OPM stars also included Yeng Constantino, Sarah Geronimo, Aiza
20 Seguerra, Eric Santos, Christian Bautista, Morissette Amon, Acapellago and
international
21 singers Arnel Pineda, and Charice Pempengco.
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23 RADIO TEACHER: Are you still with me?... Sure you are!... All right! There you have it students!..
We are
24 done discussing the OPM artists , it’s time for you to listen to some of their songs. Are you excited? I
know
25 you are because I am too!... All you have to do is to lend me your ears and listen to the songs that I
am going
26 to play. Are you ready?.. That’s good! Let’s do this!
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28 RADIO TEACHER: First is a pop music from 1960’s. The song of Nora Aunor titled ang “Daigdig
ko’s ikaw”.
29 Let’s listen to it!..
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31 RADIO TEACHER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxDOIIb3peY
32 RADIO TEACHER: Next is Bobby Gonzales’ “Hahabol-habol” (Hot Pursuit), a local version of the rock
and roll
33 songs of the 1950s
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35 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mdUkOEnBX8
36 RADIO TEACHER: Ohhhh…! Are you enjoying that one?... because I am. While listening to it, I am
shaking my head. Are you doing the same? Hmmmmmmmmm. Wait There’s more!
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1 RADIO TEACHER: Next is from 1970’s compositionwhich is from Apo Hiking Society’s “Batang-Bata Ka pa”.
2 Let’s listen to it!
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4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csYWQP1F4lU
5 RADIO TEACHER: What did you feel with that song?.... I love the message of the song. I know you are too…
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7 RADIO TEACHER: Let’s hear another throwback song from 1980’s song of Josi Mari Chan “Be
Careful with my Heart” duet by Regine Velasquez. Let’s do this!
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9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czH-uGn1Gao
10 RADIO TEACHER: Ooooooh!..... The feeling of being inlove!... Are you inlove with the song?.. I’m
sure you are
11 so kilig while listening to it!.....
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13 RADIO TEACHER: It’s nice to hear the throwback songs but it’s nicer because you already know
the artists
14 behind the songs….. Right!.... Okay!...That was just some of the Philippine Popular Pop Music.
There will be
15 more next time. But for now, it’s your turn to showcase what you got!
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17 RADIO TEACHER: Congratulations students. We are almost done. But wait,.. please stay with me
for we will
18 going to have an activity. Listen to the instructions carefully. Much better if you take it down.
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20 RADIO TEACHER: Are you still alive and alert? All right! Good to hear that!.. Instructions: 1.
Choose any song
21 from Philippine Pop Music that is discussed. 2nd, From its
22 original lyrics, translate/modify or create your own lyrics using a different/your own dialect. 3 rd
Sing or
23 perform in Rap the lyrics you composed. 4th, Document your performance in video or audio file
format.
24 and lastly, Submit your video or audio performance thru private message in messenger if internet
is
25 accessible or pass it directly thru Bluetooth, share it or OTG.
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27 RADIO TEACHER: Is that clear?.... All right!... Be sure to do your activity because your MAPEH
teacher
28 together with other judges will check and rate your work. You can do it!
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30 RADIO TEACHER: Well done students! I am happy that you listened to our discussion. Now after
everything
31 that we discussed. What have you learned? (pause for 10 seconds) Ok, I see! You can write all of
that on your
32 answer sheets. Again, make sure to answer because your teacher at school will check on that.
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34 RADIO TEACHER: And that’s it junior high school students! That’s all for our MAPEH for today! I
hope you
35 understand our lesson and I hope that you become more interested in our subject.
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37 RADIO TEACHER: Once again, this is your MAPEHnalanggaon Teacher, Teacher Nory
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2 HOST: Thank you so much for listening, and good job everyone! That’s it for MAPEH for today.
Tune in to
3 our next lesson. Til next time!
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