MUSIC AND ARTS 4 TERM 1 WEEK 4 - 5 RELEVANT LOCAL FORMS, THEMES, REPRESENTATION, MEDIUMS... — Transcript

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1. 0:02Music and arts for
2. 0:06term one,
3. 0:08week four to week five.
4. 0:11Let's learn about
5. 0:13>> [music]
6. 0:14>> relevant local forms, themes,
7. 0:17representation,
8. 0:18mediums, and practices in music and arts
9. 0:23Matatag curriculum.
10. 0:27>> [music]
11. 0:27>> Hello kids, it's me, Teacher Pearl.
12. 0:31Don't forget to subscribe, [music]
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16. 0:39latest video. [music] Have fun learning,
17. 0:42kids.
18. 0:45>> [music]
19. 0:46>> Learning competencies.
20. 0:48Explain relevant and or unique local
21. 0:51processes and practices in producing or
22. 0:55performing creative works that reveal
23. 0:57their cultural identity.
24. 1:01Learning objectives.
25. 1:04At the end of the lesson, learners will
26. 1:06be able to
27. 1:09number one, recall the key components of
28. 1:11the Sinukwan Festival.
29. 1:14Number two, enumerate the art forms
30. 1:17showcased during the Sinukwan Festival.
31. 1:22Number three, discuss the distinctive
32. 1:25local processes and practices utilized
33. 1:28to make Sinukwan Festival costumes,
34. 1:31props, decorations, music, and dance
35. 1:34performances.
36. 1:36And number four,
37. 1:38explain how the Kapampangan people's
38. 1:40cultural identity is embodied in the
39. 1:43Sinukwan Festival.
40. 1:46Before we start our lesson, let's have a
41. 1:48short review.
42. 1:50Activity one.
43. 1:53Unscramble the provided jumbled letters
44. 1:55to determine the word or idea that the
45. 1:58picture represents.
46. 2:01First picture.
47. 2:03Determine the word or idea that the
48. 2:05picture represents.
49. 2:07Arrange the jumbled letters.
50. 2:14Correct. The name of this picture is
51. 2:18sisig.
52. 2:21Second picture.
53. 2:23Determine the word or idea that the
54. 2:25picture represents. Arrange the jumbled
55. 2:28letters.
56. 2:34Correct. This picture is
57. 2:38parol.
58. 2:40Third picture.
59. 2:42Determine the word or idea that the
60. 2:44picture represents. Arrange the jumbled
61. 2:47letters.
62. 2:53Correct. This picture is called
63. 2:57Magdarame.
64. 3:00Fourth picture.
65. 3:02Determine the word or idea that the
66. 3:04picture represents. Arrange the jumbled
67. 3:07letters.
68. 3:13Correct. This picture is
69. 3:17Dukit.
70. 3:19And for the last picture, determine the
71. 3:22word or idea that the picture
72. 3:24represents. Arrange the jumbled letters.
73. 3:32Correct. This picture is
74. 3:36festival.
75. 3:39For activity number two, survey says
76. 3:45name the best eight festivals in
77. 3:47Pampanga.
78. 3:51The best eight festivals Pampanga are
79. 3:54number one, Sinukwan Festival.
80. 3:58Number two, Giant Lantern Festival.
81. 4:02Number three,
82. 4:03Philippine International Hot Air Balloon
83. 4:06Festival.
84. 4:08Number four, Makatapak Festival.
85. 4:12Number five, Frog Festival.
86. 4:15Number six, Duman Festival.
87. 4:19Number seven, Dugu it Festival.
88. 4:22And number eight, San Pedro Cutud Lenten
89. 4:25Rites.
90. 4:27These are the best eight festivals in
91. 4:29Pampanga.
92. 4:32Are you familiar with the festivals on
93. 4:34the board or screen?
94. 4:38What are other festivals you know in
95. 4:40Pampanga?
96. 4:43Did you ever watch or experience joining
97. 4:45a festival dance?
98. 4:48What can you say about festival dances?
99. 4:53The Sinukwan Festival is a vibrant
100. 4:56week-long cultural celebration in
101. 4:58Pampanga, Philippines, that showcases
102. 5:01the heritage and soul of the Kapampangan
103. 5:04people.
104. 5:06The Giant Lantern Festival, locally
105. 5:09known as Ligligan Parul, is an annual
106. 5:12December competition in San Fernando,
107. 5:15Pampanga, Philippines,
108. 5:17earning the city its title as the
109. 5:19Christmas Capital of the Philippines.
110. 5:22It features breathtaking 20-ft parols
111. 5:25synchronized with thousands of dancing
112. 5:27lights.
113. 5:31The Philippine International Hot Air
114. 5:33Balloon Fiesta, or PIHAB, is the
115. 5:36country's longest-running sports
116. 5:38aviation event, dubbed a weekend of
117. 5:41everything that flies. It features
118. 5:44vibrant special-shaped hot air balloons,
119. 5:47aerobatics, skydiving, and drone
120. 5:50exhibitions.
121. 5:52The multi-day festival attracts over
122. 5:54100,000 visitors annually.
123. 6:00The Makatapak Festival is an annual
124. 6:02celebration in Bacolor, Pampanga that
125. 6:05honors the resilience and faith of
126. 6:07Kapampangans following the devastating
127. 6:101991 Mount Pinatubo eruption.
128. 6:14Named after the Kapampangan word for
129. 6:17barefoot, it features street dances and
130. 6:20parades symbolizing how residents waded
131. 6:23barefoot through lahar to find safety.
132. 6:29A frog festival celebrates the cultural,
133. 6:32culinary, and historical significance of
134. 6:35frogs in various communities around the
135. 6:38world. These unique events range from
136. 6:41agricultural harvest celebrations to
137. 6:44wildlife
138. 6:46and feature frog-themed parades,
139. 6:49cook-offs, and jumping competitions.
140. 6:54The Duman Festival is an annual cultural
141. 6:57and culinary celebration held in Santa
142. 7:00Rita, Pampanga celebrating the local
143. 7:03harvest of duman.
144. 7:05This rare, pale green cereal is made
145. 7:09from unripe glutinous rice. The festival
146. 7:12highlights local traditions, arts, and
147. 7:15Kapampangan heritage.
148. 7:19The Dukit Festival is an annual cultural
149. 7:22celebration in Betis, Guagua, Pampanga,
150. 7:25Philippines. It honors the town's rich,
151. 7:28centuries-old wood carving tradition
152. 7:31known locally as dukit and the feast of
153. 7:34the district's patron saint, Saint James
154. 7:37of the Apostle.
155. 7:40The San Pedro Cutud Lenten Rites are a
156. 7:43famous Good Friday tradition in San
157. 7:46Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines.
158. 7:48This intense religious event features
159. 7:51the Senakulo, a street passion play that
160. 7:55culminates in the actual voluntary
161. 7:57nailing of devotees to wooden crosses to
162. 8:01atone for their sins and fulfill
163. 8:03spiritual vows.
164. 8:08The Sinukwan Festival.
165. 8:11The Sinukwan Festival rekindles the
166. 8:13Kapampangan spirit with a week-long
167. 8:16cultural revival that happens in early
168. 8:18December, culminating in a huge street
169. 8:22dance parade through the streets of San
170. 8:24Fernando, Pampanga with several
171. 8:27municipalities
172. 8:28competing to the tune of Atin Cu Pung
173. 8:31Singsing.
174. 8:34Kapampangan's take great pride in the
175. 8:36Sinukwan Festival, which gives them a
176. 8:39chance to honor and preserve their rich
177. 8:41cultural identity.
178. 8:44It offers a chance to pass on knowledge
179. 8:47about Pampanga's history, customs, and
180. 8:50values to both the locals and visitors,
181. 8:54strengthening the sense of continuity
182. 8:56and community.
183. 8:59With time, the event has developed into
184. 9:02a cherished custom that cheers up and
185. 9:05celebrates the Kapampangans and helps
186. 9:08them get through difficult times like
187. 9:10the Mount Pinatubo explosion and the
188. 9:12lahar in the 1990s.
189. 9:16The Sinukwan Festival is a symbol of
190. 9:18Kapampangan's resilient mindset.
191. 9:23And now, answer the following guide
192. 9:25questions. First question, where did the
193. 9:29Sinukwan Festival come from?
194. 9:34Correct.
195. 9:35The Sinukwan Festival originated in San
196. 9:38Fernando, Pampanga and is celebrated by
197. 9:41the Kapampangan people.
198. 9:44Second question,
199. 9:45who can join or participate in the
200. 9:48Sinukwan Festival?
201. 9:52Correct.
202. 9:54Several municipalities in Pampanga can
203. 9:57participate and compete in the festival
204. 10:00street dance parade.
205. 10:03Third question,
206. 10:04when is the Sinukwan Festival conducted?
207. 10:11Correct.
208. 10:12It is conducted in early December and
209. 10:15lasts for a week.
210. 10:18Fourth question, what does the Sinukwan
211. 10:21Festival represent to the Kapampangan
212. 10:23people?
213. 10:27Correct.
214. 10:28It represents the rich cultural
215. 10:30identity, pride, unity, and resilience
216. 10:34of the Kapampangan people.
217. 10:37Fifth question, what is the music used
218. 10:39in the Sinukwan Festival?
219. 10:44Correct.
220. 10:45The music used is "Atin Cu Pung
221. 10:48Singsing".
222. 10:50And for the last question, number six,
223. 10:53what are the highlights of the Sinukwan
224. 10:56Festival?
225. 11:00Correct.
226. 11:01The highlights include a week-long
227. 11:03cultural revival and a huge street dance
228. 11:06parade featuring competing
229. 11:09municipalities.
230. 11:12For activity number three, my festival
231. 11:15dance,
232. 11:17complete the graphic organizer by
233. 11:19supplying the correct information about
234. 11:22the history and origin of the Sinukwan
235. 11:25Festival in Pampanga. Write your answer
236. 11:28inside the rectangle. You can add a
237. 11:30rectangle if needed.
238. 11:35The Sinukwan Festival is a cultural
239. 11:38heritage and historical significance of
240. 11:41the Kapampangan.
241. 11:44Entry, each municipality of Pampanga.
242. 11:50Resilient Kapampangan mentality.
243. 11:54Pampanga
244. 11:57held every December.
245. 12:00The song used is "Ating Kupung
246. 12:02Singsing".
247. 12:06Unlocking content vocabulary.
248. 12:10Creative works are blended outputs of
249. 12:13two or more art forms, including music,
250. 12:16dance, visual arts, theater, and other
251. 12:20art forms.
252. 12:23Cultural identity refers to the shared
253. 12:26attributes of a group of people,
254. 12:29including place of birth, religion,
255. 12:31language, cuisine, social behaviors,
256. 12:35art, literature, and music.
257. 12:40An oral tradition, a community's
258. 12:43cultural and historical beliefs handed
259. 12:46down by word of mouth or example from
260. 12:49one generation to another without
261. 12:52written instruction.
262. 12:56>> [music]
263. 12:57>> Featured art forms in the Sinukwan
264. 12:59Festival.
265. 13:03Traditional Kapampangan music and dance.
266. 13:07The well-known Kapampangan song "Ating
267. 13:10Kupung Singsing" sets the tone for the
268. 13:12Sinukwan Festival.
269. 13:15It is a traditional piece from the
270. 13:17Kapampangan people that has been handed
271. 13:20down through the ages.
272. 13:23"Ating Kupung Singsing" is a consecrated
273. 13:25song for Kapampangan revolutionaries.
274. 13:28The ring mentioned in the song
275. 13:30represents Kapampangan alaya.
276. 13:34It refers to the intangible, universal,
277. 13:37metaphysical, and infinite, also known
278. 13:40as life force or spirit. Our alaya, like
279. 13:45the ring in the song, is an essential
280. 13:47component of our identity.
281. 13:50It reminds us our Kapampangan roots and
282. 13:53the need to preserve our culture,
283. 13:56language, and everything else since
284. 13:58nothing remains of our Kapampangan
285. 14:00identity without this.
286. 14:05Costume and prop design for the Sinukwan
287. 14:08Festival.
288. 14:10The dancers wear brightly colored
289. 14:12headdresses or large crowns with bright,
290. 14:16dazzling accessories, and costume
291. 14:19designs reflecting the region's rich
292. 14:21tapestry, enhancing the visual
293. 14:24spectacle.
294. 14:27Storytelling and oral traditions in the
295. 14:30Sinukwan Festival.
296. 14:32The Sinukwan Festival outlines its roots
297. 14:35in the Kapampangan god of ancient
298. 14:38mythology, Aring Sinukwan, embodying the
299. 14:42region's rich cultural heritage.
300. 14:46Aring Sinukwan was the god of
301. 14:48agriculture, fertility, and singing. The
302. 14:51event was a time for people to gather,
303. 14:55celebrate the harvest, and express
304. 14:57gratitude to Sinukwan for his favors.
305. 15:01The rhythmic dances and chants during
306. 15:04the festival pay tribute to the
307. 15:06bountiful harvest and the [music] land's
308. 15:08fertility, keeping the community's ties
309. 15:11to their land and traditions fiercely
310. 15:14alive.
311. 15:17The role of the Sinukwan Festival in
312. 15:19preserving and promoting Kapampangan
313. 15:22cultural identity.
314. 15:25The festival has developed over the
315. 15:27years into an excessive exhibition of
316. 15:30dance, music, art, and food festivals
317. 15:34that draws thousands of visitors from
318. 15:36all over the world.
319. 15:39Sinukwan Festival showcases the rich
320. 15:42Kapampangan heritage and tradition
321. 15:45through different activities such as
322. 15:48street dancing, parades, and cultural
323. 15:51shows.
324. 15:53Here are the roles of the Sinukwan
325. 15:55Festival in preserving and promoting
326. 15:58Kapampangan's uniqueness.
327. 16:01It is a vibrant expression of
328. 16:03Kapampangan identity.
329. 16:06This festival is not only about colorful
330. 16:09parades and dances. It is also evidence
331. 16:12of the region's rich heritage and a way
332. 16:15to honor ancestral traditions.
333. 16:19As you explore the substance of this
334. 16:22event, you will see how it brings the
335. 16:24community together, forging a sense of
336. 16:27unity and pride among the people of
337. 16:30Pampanga.
338. 16:32It promotes social interaction and
339. 16:34bonding while strengthening the local
340. 16:37economy and tourism.
341. 16:41And now, do activity number four, song
342. 16:45kotto.
343. 16:47Instructions,
344. 16:48listen closely as your teacher sings the
345. 16:51song Atin Cu Pong Singsing. Fill in the
346. 16:54missing words to complete the lyrics.
347. 16:56Try to match the words exactly as you
348. 16:59hear them in the song. Once done, your
349. 17:02class will sing the song using the
350. 17:04complete lyrics.
351. 17:07Now, listen closely to the song as I
352. 17:10sing the song Atin Cu Pong Singsing.
353. 17:12This local song is from Pampanga, Atin
354. 17:16Cu Pong Singsing.
355. 17:18Atin Cu Pong
356. 17:21metung yang timpukan,
357. 17:24amana ke iti, king indung ibatan,
358. 17:29sangkan kening sininup,
359. 17:32king metung
360. 17:33a kaban, mewalaya iti, ekuka malayan.
361. 17:41King sukald ning lub ku, susukdol kung
362. 17:45banwa, pikurus kung gamat, babo ning
363. 17:50lamesa,
364. 17:52ninumang manakit,
365. 17:55king singsing kung mana, [singing]
366. 17:57kalulung pusu ku, manginung ya kaya.
367. 18:05Did you listen to the song, kids? Find
368. 18:07the missing words to complete this song.
369. 18:11Now, let's put the missing words.
370. 18:14Atin kupung, the missing word is
371. 18:17singsing. Metung yang timpukan, amana ke
372. 18:21iti, king indung ibatan.
373. 18:25The next missing word is
374. 18:27sangkan. Sangkan kening sininup, king
375. 18:30metung a The missing word is
376. 18:34kaban. And another missing word is
377. 18:37mewala.
378. 18:39Mewalaya iti, ekuka malayan.
379. 18:43Next stanza, king The missing word is
380. 18:47sukal. King sukald ning lub ku, susukdol
381. 18:51kung banwa, pikurus kung
382. 18:54The missing word is gamat. Pikurus kung
383. 18:57gamat, babo ning The missing word is
384. 19:01lamesa.
385. 19:03Ninumang manakit, kung singsing kung
386. 19:05mana, kalulung
387. 19:08pusu ku
388. 19:10manginung ya
389. 19:11kaya.
390. 19:13Now, let us sing again this song. Are
391. 19:16you ready?
392. 19:37>> [music]
393. 20:05>> For activity five, the title is May
394. 20:08Sinukwan Festival and May Kapampangan
395. 20:11culture. Discover my province through
396. 20:14MDVAT.
397. 20:17Instructions: To gain a deeper
398. 20:19understanding of Pampanga's rich
399. 20:22culture, complete the following
400. 20:24activities and mark each one with a
401. 20:27check mark on your sheet as you finish
402. 20:29it.
403. 20:31In the first column, we have featured
404. 20:34art forms in the Sinukwan Festival, like
405. 20:37music. M for music.
406. 20:40Instruction: Listen to the music of
407. 20:43Sinukwan Festival.
408. 20:45Visit the link for the Sinukwan Festival
409. 20:47street dance and another link for the
410. 20:50Sinukwan Festival free interpretation.
411. 20:54Then put a check mark if it is yes or
412. 20:56no.
413. 20:59Next is D for dance. Instruction: Watch
414. 21:03sample street dance and free
415. 21:05interpretation videos.
416. 21:07Imitate the simple and basic steps of
417. 21:10the Sinukwan Festival to experience the
418. 21:12dance.
419. 21:14Visit the link Street Dance Sinukwan
420. 21:16Festival and free interpretation
421. 21:18Sinukwan Festival. Then put a check mark
422. 21:22if it is yes or no.
423. 21:25Another is V for visual and A for arts,
424. 21:29visual arts. Instruction, give one or
425. 21:33two words to describe the costumes and
426. 21:35accessories of the Sinukwan Festival.
427. 21:38Then put a check mark if it is yes or
428. 21:41no.
429. 21:43And T for theater or storytelling or
430. 21:47oral tradition.
431. 21:49Instruction, read the oral tradition.
432. 21:53Oral or unique traditions, folk beliefs
433. 21:56and culture, Kapampangan deities, Aring
434. 22:00Sinukwan [music]
435. 22:01or King Sinukwan.
436. 22:03Then put a check mark if it is yes or
437. 22:06no.
438. 22:09Learners' takeaways, complete the
439. 22:11statements below.
440. 22:14Number one, today I learn blank.
441. 22:19Number two, my favorite part of the
442. 22:21lesson is blank.
443. 22:24And number three, I would like to learn
444. 22:27more about blank. Complete the
445. 22:29statements.
446. 22:33Reflection on learning.
447. 22:36In your simple way as a grade four
448. 22:38learner, how can you preserve and
449. 22:40promote Kapampangan identity?
450. 22:47And now, do the formative assessment.
451. 22:50Multiple choice, read and choose the
452. 22:52correct answer.
453. 22:54Number one, what is the role of Aring
454. 22:57Sinukwan in Kapampangan mythology?
455. 23:00A, god of war and conquest.
456. 23:04B, god of wisdom and knowledge. C, god
457. 23:08of the sea and marine life.
458. 23:11D, god of agriculture, fertility, and
459. 23:14singing. What is the correct answer?
460. 23:22Very good. The correct answer is letter
461. 23:26D, god of agriculture, fertility, and
462. 23:30singing.
463. 23:32Number two. Describe the costume and
464. 23:35prop design for the Sinukwan Festival.
465. 23:38A, dancers wear black robes and mask.
466. 23:43B, dancers wear animal skins and carry
467. 23:46spears.
468. 23:48C, dancers wear brightly colored
469. 23:50headdresses and dazzling accessories.
470. 23:54D, dancers wear traditional Kapampangan
471. 23:57attire with simple adornments. What is
472. 24:01the correct answer?
473. 24:07Very good. The correct answer is letter
474. 24:10C, dancers wear brightly colored
475. 24:13headdresses and dazzling accessories.
476. 24:17Number three. How does the Sinukwan
477. 24:20Festival contribute to preserving and
478. 24:22promoting Kapampangan cultural identity?
479. 24:26A, by excluding outsiders and tourists
480. 24:29from participating.
481. 24:32B, by focusing solely on modern trends
482. 24:35and innovations.
483. 24:37C, by discouraging participation from
484. 24:41the younger generation.
485. 24:43D, by fostering social interaction and
486. 24:46unity among the community. What is the
487. 24:49correct answer?
488. 24:56Very good. The correct answer is letter
489. 24:59D, by fostering social interaction and
490. 25:02unity among the community.
491. 25:06Number four, which of the following
492. 25:08activities is not part of the Sinukwan
493. 25:11Festival? A, street dancing. B, cultural
494. 25:16shows. C, car racing. D, parades. What
495. 25:21is the correct answer?
496. 25:27Very good. The correct answer is
497. 25:30letter C, car racing is not part of the
498. 25:33Sinukwan Festival.
499. 25:36And number five, what is the primary
500. 25:38purpose of the Sinukwan Festival? A, to
501. 25:42showcase Kapampangan heritage and
502. 25:45tradition. B, to generate revenue for
503. 25:49the local government.
504. 25:51C, to protest against cultural
505. 25:54appropriation.
506. 25:56D, to promote modern Western culture.
507. 26:00What is the correct answer?
508. 26:06Very good. The correct answer is letter
509. 26:09A, to showcase Kapampangan heritage and
510. 26:13tradition.
511. 26:16So kids, do you understand our lesson
512. 26:19for today?
513. 26:21Wow.
514. 26:23Good job.
515. 26:26Kids, I hope you learned a lot from this
516. 26:28lesson. Until our next topic, bye-bye
517. 26:31kids.
518. 26:33Thank you for watching.