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 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION II – CAGAYAN VALLEY
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ISABELA
CALLANG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
San Manuel

STRATEGIC INTERVENTION MATERIAL

IN MUSIC 8 (Second Quarter)

Prepared by:
MERIAM M. NOOL
Teacher III
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LEAST MASTERED COMPETENCY

Let me present to you the

beauty and magnificence music of
Japan.

The Japanese music has two

Understand the music of Japan
Determine the used of the instruments in
Japan
Classified the instruments according to the
hornbostel sachs system
types; vocal and instrumental music.
They used instruments in their
performances such as religious
festival, theatre, work, dance, love
and regional songs.
The music of Japan is highly
ritualized and meditative in spiritual
character and can be classified as an
aerophone a wind instruments,
chordophone a stringed- instrument,
idiophone produced sound by
vibration, shaken and scraped such
as gongs and membranophone made
up of animal skin

Direction:
Familiarize the
di昀昀erent pictures of
II. ACTIVITY CARD (1)
REMEMBER ME!
Japan.
 II. ACTIVITY CARD (2)
I’M BELONG TO THE GROUP!

 Classify the instruments below according to the hornbostel sachs system.

Aerophone Chordophone Idiophone Membranophone

II. ACTIVITY CARD (3)

WHO AM I?

 Identify the instruments of Japan.

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T S U Z U M I R O
N H B K C A N M E
F O R Y U T E K I
A G K M I V L Q T
W H U A C N T G S
U S H I N O B U P

Direction: Loop a word (Japanese Instruments)

Shinobu Sho Tsuzumi

Ryuteki Nokan

IV. ENRICHMENT
CARD

Direction: Draw if the statement is correct and if it is

false.

1. The music of Japan is based on the intervals of human

breathing.

2. Japanese music sung in a thin, non-resonant and falsetto.

3.It is meditative in character.


4. Japanese instruments classified according to a system.

5. The music of Japan is similar to the Chinese music.

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ACTIVITY
CARD (1) ACTIVITY
CARD (3)

Musical instruments of Japan 1. Koto

National Costume of Japan
Calligraphy 2. Biwa
Flag of Japan
Cherry Blossoms
3. Tsuridaiko

ACTIVITY
CARD (3)

Aerophone Chordophone Idiophone Membranophon

e
Sho Shamisen Pengling Taiko
Shakuhachi Haegum Changgo Odaiko
ASSESSME- ENRICH-
NT CARD (3) MENT
CARD (3)

T S U Z U M I R O
1.
N H B K C A N M E
2.
F O R Y U T E K I
3
A G K M I V L Q T
4.
W H U A C N T G S 5.

U S H I N O B U P
GUIDE CARD

ACTIVITY CARD

ASSESSMENT CARD

ENRICHMENT CARD

REFERENCE CARD

ANSWER CARD
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WELCOME TO THE AMAZING AND

WONDERFUL WORLD OF JAPAN

A generalization about the music of Japan and Japanese musical

instruments is that they reflect a rich cultural heritage and a unique
blend of traditional and modern influences. Traditional Japanese music
often features instruments like the shamisen (a three-stringed
instrument), koto (a 13-stringed zither), and shakuhachi (a bamboo
flute). These instruments are integral to genres like min'yo (folk music)
and gagaku (court music), showcasing intricate melodies and rhythmic
patterns that have been passed down through generations.
On the other hand, modern Japanese music incorporates a wide
range of instruments, including Western ones like guitars, keyboards,
and drums. This fusion has given rise to genres like J-pop, J-rock, and
electronic music, characterized by catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms,
and innovative production techniques. Overall, Japanese music and its
instruments reflect a vibrant and evolving musical .landscape that
continues to captivate audiences both in Japan and around the world.