MUSIC

Question 1

People paint their faces with black stain.
“HalaBira” is the shout associated with this festival

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ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL

Question 2

Is festival held every third Sunday of January in the honor Sto.Niño in the island and town of Kalibo,Aklan.
*It is known as the “Mother of All Filipino Festivals.

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ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL

Question 3

is held to celebrate life and the culture of Davao.
*The festival is celebrated every third week of August.
*The event is thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, the bounties of harvest, and peace of life.

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KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL

Question 4

means “mask or “visor”

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morion

Question 5

This festival is celebrated during Holy Week.
* The island of Marinduque
*This is where men and women wore costumes and masks to replicate the grab of biblical Roman soldiers

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MORIONES FESTIVAL

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Is a yearly celebration every third Sunday of January in Cebu City.
*The Sto.Niño is the center of the festivity.

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SINULOG FESTIVAL

Question 7

TRUE OR FALSE:
Sinulog came from a Cebuano word called Sulog which means “like water current movement”

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TRUE

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non-religious festival celebrated every month of August.
*It is the epic story of the town of Ibalonwith three legendary heroes, namely: Baltog, Handyong, Bantong, and other ancient heroes.
celebrated in Bicol

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IBALONG FESTIVAL

Question 9

is celebrated in Batangas since July 23,1938.
*It is a ceremonial worship dance in honor of the Holy Cross.
*It is to worship dance performed in homage of the Holy Cross or the “Mahal an Poong Santa Cruz”.

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SUBLIAN FESTIVAL

Question 10

is celebrated in Batangas since July 23,1938.
*It is a ceremonial worship dance in honor of the Holy Cross.
*It is to worship dance performed in homage of the Holy Cross or the “Mahal an Poong Santa Cruz”.

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SUBLIAN FESTIVAL

Question 11

derived from two Tagalog words “subsub” and “bali”

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SUBLI

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Is colorful theatrical tradition with plots revolve around social, political, and religious themes between Christians and Muslims.
the earliest form of thater during 16th century,
.About faith, folk belief, and community history.

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KOMEDYA

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perfomed in local fiestas. Example: Moro-moro and Tibag or arakya.

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SECULAR KOMEDYA

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include the Senakulo or Siete Palabras

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RELIGIOUS KOMEDYA

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Characteristics of Different Types of Komedya

Was early form of theater that was introduced in the Philippines by the Spaniards during the 16th century.

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COMEDYA

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Characteristics of Different Types of Komedya

Is a type of secular komedya which depicts the battle between Christians and Muslims.
It was the most popular theater performance during the Spanish period.

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MORO-MORO

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Characteristics of Different Types of Komedya

Is a famous theater form melodrama.
The Spaniards introduced melodrama that is accompanied by songs and dances in the Philippines.

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SARSWELA

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TYPES OF SARSWELA

was composed by LasilaoBonus, considered as the “Father of the Philippine Opera”.
-It is the first Filipino opera dubbed in Tagalog language.
-It is one-act opera with five scenes

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SANDUGONG PANAGINIP

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TYPES OF SARSWELA

Is a popular melody composed by Pedro Paterno’s sister Dolores.

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SAMPAGUITA

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TYPES OF SARSWELA

is a sarswela play which talks about the Filipino foibles “weakpoints.”

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WALANG SUGAT

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TYPES OF SARSWELA

Is a sarswela play that attacks social evils like usury.

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PAGLIPAS NG DILIM

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TYPES OF SARSWELA

Is an entertainment composed of song and dance members, slapstick comedy routines, magic acts, and chorus girls.

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BODABIL