MAPEH 8 Q1 Southeast Asian Music

1. Music made specifically for voices:

Vocal music
2. Music made solely for instruments:
Instrumental music
3. T/F. Vocal music may be performed WITH instruments.
True. Vocal music can be performed with or without instruments.
4. T/F. The role of the voice in music making is NOT different from European countries both
In EXECUTION and CONCEPT.
False. It is different. Each voice is NOT divided into high and low ranges BUT used for their COLOR
qualities.

Rasa Sayang Burung Kakatua Chan Mali Chan Bahay Kubo

1. A folk song from Indonesia:

Burung Kakatua
2. Widely known folksong attributed to both Malaysia and Singapore:
Chan Mali Chan
3. Folksong from Malaysia. A doorway to the Malay personality and psyche, as well as a lens
through which one may view aspects of Malaysia’s collective subliminal self.
Rasa Sayang
4. Usually sang by Filipino school children.
Bahay Kubo
5. Literally translates as “Cubed House”, comes from when American teachers were fascinated by
square houses with just one room. It is commonly translated as “Nipa Hut” since they are made
up of palm leaves and bamboo.
Bahay Kubo
6. It is a cheeky, flirtatious love song being sung to both a GOAT and a HUMAN.
Chan Mali Chan
7. Folksong about the bird cockatoo and the village GRANDMOTHER who listens to it sing.
Burung Kakatua
8. It comes from Ambon in the Moluccas.
Burung Kakatua
9. True about the folksong Burung Kakatua, EXCEPT:
a. folksong from Indonesia
b. comes from Ambon in Moluccas but has spread in other parts
c. language is in MALAY
d. about a bird and a grandmother
e. a love song
10. Indicates both the act of feeling LOVE or affection and the feeling of love itself.
Rasa Sayang
11. Folksong about different vegetables.
Bahay Kubo
12. Encapsulates much of the MALAY character – that special combination of conviviality,
playfulness, earthiness, sensuality, subtlety, and charm.
Rasa Sayang
13. “Oh, To Be In Love”
Rasa Sayang
1. Two basic kinds of INDONESIAN music SCALE:
Slendro and Peloq
2. King of INDONESIAN music SCALE with 7 tone scale with semitone:
Peloq
3. Kind of INDONESIAN music SCALE with 5 equidistant tones in OCTAVE:
Slendro
4. A FEMALE soloist singer who sings with a Gamelan:
Pesindhen
5. Refers to the unison MALE chorus that sings with Gamelan:
Gerong
6. The term used for a traditional music ensemble in INDONESIA, typically refers to a percussion
orchestra composed of various types of gongs and metal-keyed instruments, used to accompany
dances, songs, and Wayang Kulit:
Gamelan
7. T/F. Polyphonic stratification kind of melody is a result of hocket/interlock.
True
8. Interlocking is a common technique used in STRING ensembles:
False. Common in GONG ensembles.
9. True about music of THAILAND, EXCEPT:
a. based on five-tone or seven-tone scale system (like Indonesia)
b. ONLY confined to the ROYAL courts (also used in dance, theater, and ceremonies)
c. have inherently POETIC lyrics
d. simple song with simple melodic lines
10. TRUE about music from THAILAND:
a. COMPLEX songs with COMPLEX melodic lines (simple)
b. main focus in singing is STYLE or TECHNIQUE (articulation of text)
c. singer has NO opportunity to IMPROVISE song (singer can improvise to suit the occasion)
d. interpretation of the singer gives meaning to the spiritual essence of songs with free rhythm
11. A music wherein INSTRUMENTS are needed to produce music:
Instrumental music
12. Woodwind:
Aerophones
13. Percussion:
Membranophones and Metallophones (or Idiophones)
14. Stringed instruments:
Chordophones
15. Gongs laid in a ROW:
Kulintang
16. Where can you find the MOST DEVELOPED melodies in Southeast Asia?
Mindanao
17. This BINDS Southeast Asia into one musical cultural group?
Gong orchestra
18. What makes up the Gong Orchestra (3)?
Gongs, Metallophones, and Xylophones
19. A common TECHNIQUE used in Gong Ensembles:
Interlocking
20. This classification of instrument is under percussion that uses ANIMAL skin or outer covering to
create unique sound of music:
Membranophone
21. Kulintang of the Philippines is what kind of instrument?
Metallophones (or Idiophones)
22. Class of musical instrument in which a stretched. Vibrating STRING produces the sound:
Chordophone
23. Family of percussion instrument consisting of a series of METAL bars that make tones when
struck:
Metallophone
24. Although gong orchestras bind Southeast Asia into 1 musical cultural group, the types of
ensembles and sounds they form may be classified into HOW MANY AREAS?
4 (Java and Bali / Thailand, Laos and Cambodia / Burmese / Indonesia, Malaysia, and
Philippines)
25. This group produces HETEROGENOUS sounds:
Thailand, Laos and Cambodia
26. This group uses bronze instruments in their orchestra that make one HOMOGENOUS sound:
Java and Bali
27. They use a ROW of tuned drums sometimes called DRUM CIRCLES with sounds consisting of
Sharp attacks and quick-vanishing waves:
Burmese
28. These group uses several types of SUSPENDED and horizontally laid gongs producing various
Combinations of sounds:
Indonesia, Malaysia, and Philippines

True or False
1. When you travel especially in a foreign country, you do not need to have an idea about their
culture.
False
2. Rasa Sayang originated in Malaysia.
True
3. Burung Kakatua comes from Ambon in the Moluccas, but has spread found in other parts of
the Indonesian archipelago and beyond.
True
4. Chan Mali Chan is a song attributed to both Malaysia and Thailand.
False
5. Bahay Kubo is the National Anthem of the Philippines
False
6. Heptatonic scale means eight tones.
False
7. Kulintang is most widely used in Mindanao, specifically by the Muslims.
True
8. Aerophone instruments are blown for it to be played.
True
9. Vocal music is the use of voice itself.
True
10. Thai folk music consists of simple songs with simple melodic lines.
True
MAPEH 8 Q1 Southeast Asian Music
1. Music made specifically for voices:

2. Music made solely for instruments:

3. T/F. Vocal music may be performed WITH instruments.

4. T/F. The role of the voice in music making is NOT different from European countries both
In EXECUTION and CONCEPT.
False. It is different. Each voice is NOT divided into high and low ranges BUT used for their COLOR
qualities.

Rasa Sayang Burung Kakatua Chan Mali Chan Bahay Kubo

1. A folk song from Indonesia:

Burung Kakatua
2. Widely known folksong attributed to both Malaysia and Singapore:
Chan Mali Chan
3. Folksong from Malaysia. A doorway to the Malay personality and psyche, as well as a lens
through which one may view aspects of Malaysia’s collective subliminal self.
Rasa Sayang
4. Usually sang by Filipino school children.
Bahay Kubo
5. Literally translates as “Cubed House”, comes from when American teachers were fascinated by
square houses with just one room. It is commonly translated as “Nipa Hut” since they are made
up of palm leaves and bamboo.
Bahay Kubo
6. It is a cheeky, flirtatious love song being sung to both a GOAT and a HUMAN.
Chan Mali Chan
7. Folksong about the bird cockatoo and the village GRANDMOTHER who listens to it sing.
Burung Kakatua
8. It comes from Ambon in the Moluccas.
Burung Kakatua
9. True about the folksong Burung Kakatua, EXCEPT:
a. folksong from Indonesia
b. comes from Ambon in Moluccas but has spread in other parts
c. language is in MALAY
d. about a bird and a grandmother
e. a love song
10. Indicates both the act of feeling LOVE or affection and the feeling of love itself.
Rasa Sayang
11. Folksong about different vegetables.
Bahay Kubo
12. Encapsulates much of the MALAY character – that special combination of conviviality,
playfulness, earthiness, sensuality, subtlety, and charm.
Rasa Sayang
13. “Oh, To Be In Love”
Rasa Sayang
1. Two basic kinds of INDONESIAN music SCALE:
Slendro and Peloq
2. King of INDONESIAN music SCALE with 7 tone scale with semitone:
Peloq
3. Kind of INDONESIAN music SCALE with 5 equidistant tones in OCTAVE:
Slendro
4. A FEMALE soloist singer who sings with a Gamelan:
Pesindhen
5. Refers to the unison MALE chorus that sings with Gamelan:
Gerong
6. The term used for a traditional music ensemble in INDONESIA, typically refers to a percussion
orchestra composed of various types of gongs and metal-keyed instruments, used to accompany
dances, songs, and Wayang Kulit:
Gamelan
7. T/F. Polyphonic stratification kind of melody is a result of hocket/interlock.
True
8. Interlocking is a common technique used in STRING ensembles:
False. Common in GONG ensembles.
9. True about music of THAILAND, EXCEPT:
a. based on five-tone or seven-tone scale system (like Indonesia)
b. ONLY confined to the ROYAL courts
c. have inherently POETIC lyrics
d. simple song with simple melodic lines
10. TRUE about music from THAILAND:
a. COMPLEX songs with COMPLEX melodic lines
b. main focus in singing is STYLE or TECHNIQUE
c. singer has NO opportunity to IMPROVISE song
d. interpretation of the singer gives meaning to the spiritual essence of songs with free rhythm
11. A music wherein INSTRUMENTS are needed to produce music:
Instrumental music
12. Woodwind:
Aerophones
13. Percussion:
Membranophones and Metallophones (or Idiophones)
14. Stringed instruments:
Chordophones
15. Gongs laid in a ROW:
Kulintang
16. Where can you find the MOST DEVELOPED melodies in Southeast Asia?
Mindanao
17. This BINDS Southeast Asia into one musical cultural group?
Gong orchestra
18. What makes up the Gong Orchestra (3)?
Gongs, Metallophones, and Xylophones
19. A common TECHNIQUE used in Gong Ensembles:
Interlocking
20. This classification of instrument is under percussion that uses ANIMAL skin or outer covering to
create unique sound of music:
Membranophone
21. Kulintang of the Philippines is what kind of instrument?
Metallophones (or Idiophones)
22. Class of musical instrument in which a stretched. Vibrating STRING produces the sound:
Chordophone
23. Family of percussion instrument consisting of a series of METAL bars that make tones when
struck:
Metallophone
24. Although gong orchestras bind Southeast Asia into 1 musical cultural group, the types of
ensembles and sounds they form may be classified into HOW MANY AREAS?
4 (Java and Bali / Thailand, Laos and Cambodia / Burmese / Indonesia, Malaysia, and
Philippines)
25. This group produces HETEROGENOUS sounds:
Thailand, Laos and Cambodia
26. This group uses bronze instruments in their orchestra that make one HOMOGENOUS sound:
Java and Bali
27. They use a ROW of tuned drums sometimes called DRUM CIRCLES with sounds consisting of
Sharp attacks and quick-vanishing waves:
Burmese
28. These group uses several types of SUSPENDED and horizontally laid gongs producing various
Combinations of sounds:
Indonesia, Malaysia, and Philippines

True or False
1. When you travel especially in a foreign country, you do not need to have an idea about their
culture.
False
2. Rasa Sayang originated in Malaysia.
True
3. Burung Kakatua comes from Ambon in the Moluccas, but has spread found in other parts of
the Indonesian archipelago and beyond.
True
4. Chan Mali Chan is a song attributed to both Malaysia and Thailand.
False
5. Bahay Kubo is the National Anthem of the Philippines
False
6. Heptatonic scale means eight tones.
False
7. Kulintang is most widely used in Mindanao, specifically by the Muslims.
True
8. Aerophone instruments are blown for it to be played.
True
9. Vocal music is the use of voice itself.
True
10. Thai folk music consists of simple songs with simple melodic lines.
True