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    TTH MAPEH 8 Music Q2L1 - Music of China

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    LESSON

    OBJECTIVE
    LESSON OBJECTIVE

    To listen to music of China.


    To identify China’s musical
    instruments.
    To know one popular Chinese
    singer.
    LET’S
    WARM UP
    Guess who?
    Guess his nationality?

    a. Japanese
    b. Chinese
    c. Taiwanes
    Which of the following is not a song
    of Jose Mari Chan?
    a. Christmas in our hearts
    b. Beautiful girl
    c. Deep in my heart
    d. Have yourself a merry little
    Christmas
    LET’S LEARN
    Music of China

    Let’s listen to this instrumental


    music and tell me what you imagine.
    Music of China
    Chinese Instrumental Music
    •Their musical instruments have eight categories
    according to the material used: bamboo, wood
    silk, gourd, stone, metal, skin, or clay.
    •These instruments have associations with a
    particular substance, direction, season and power.
    Example: drum=north, winter, and skin,
    bell=west, autumn, and metal
    Music of China
    1. Bowed Strings
    a. Erhu – one of the famous Chinese instruments, a
    two-string, violin-like instrument
    played with a bow.
    Music of China
    2. Plucked Instruments
    a. Pipa – this has four strings and thirty frets on a
    gord-shaped frame. This is a Chinese version of the
    mandolin or ukulele.
    Music of China
    2. Plucked Instruments
    b. Zheng – an ancient Chinese instrument with
    thirteen to twenty-one strings stretched over
    individual bridges. This has a
    range of three to four octaves.
    Music of China
    2. Plucked Instruments
    c. Guqin – a seven-string zither without bridges.
    This is the most ancient Chinese
    instrument with over 3000 years
    of history.
    Music of China
    2. Plucked Instruments
    d. Guzheng – a large with eighteen to twenty-three
    strings usually played by a female and a similar
    instrument to the
    Japanese Koto.
    Music of China
    3. Winds
    a. Dizi – a bamboo side-blown or transverse flute
    with six fingerholes. One hole is covered with a
    membrane to produce a buzzing sound or rattling
    effect.
    Music of China
    3. Winds
    b. Xiao – a vertical end-blown flute made of
    bamboo. This is played to accompany long, quiet,
    and sentimental music.
    Music of China
    3. Winds
    c. Suona, Laba, or Haidi – a blowing instrument like
    a horn. This has keen resonant sound effect needed
    for drum music, local opera and ballad
    performances.
    Music of China
    3. Winds
    d. Sheng – considered one of the oldest Chinese
    musical instruments which is a mouth organ similar
    to a panpipe instrument
    with 12-36 bamboo pipes.
    Music of China
    4. Percussion Instruments
    a. Ching and Chap – small cymbals. They signal the
    entrances and endings of a composition.
    Music of China
    4. Percussion Instruments
    b. Yu – a tiger-like animal resting on a sounding
    box. This is played to mark the end of a strophe.

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