IV. Instructions: a. Using a Venn diagram, compare and contrast Panay Bukidnon's bamboo musical instruments to Indonesia's gamelan in terms of physical appearance, purpose/function, and performance. MAPEH 7 Quarter 2using a venn diagram compare and contrast panay bukidnons bamboo musical instruments to indonesia's gamelan in terms of physical appearance purpose functions and performance
Answer (1)
Similarities Between Panay Bukidnon and Indonesiaan Bamboo InstrumentsBoth the Tultugan and Salampak from the Panay Bukidnon and some Gamelan instruments are made of bamboo, emphasizing natural materials in their construction.Like the Gamelan, which includes bamboo percussion instruments, the Tultugan and Salampak are used to create rhythmic patterns that accompany other performances.Both the Panay Bukidnon instruments and bamboo Gamelan ensembles are traditionally played during community gatherings, festivals, and rituals. They serve as integral parts of celebrations and bring people together.Differences Between Panay Bukidnon and Indonesiaan Bamboo InstrumentsThe Subling from Panay Bukidnon is a windpipe instrument and has no percussive parts.Panay Bukidnon instruments are often played individually or in smaller groups, focusing on accompanîment for storytelling and dance. Gamelan, however, is typically an ensemble that involves many instruments played together, creating a layered musical sound.Panay Bukidnon instruments like the Subing and Tambur accompany epic chanting and ritual storytelling (Suguidanon), while Gamelan music is more commonly used as an accompåniment to dance, shadow puppetry, and other artistic performances in Indonesia.Gamelan instruments follow specific scales and tunings unique to Indonesian music, often resulting in a very different harmonic structure compared to the simpler tonal qualities of Panay Bukidnon instruments.Panay Bukidnon instruments have less percussive parts.
