I. Activity No. 3: Compare and Contrast using a Venn Diagram II. Objective(s): Discuss the shared attributes of the Panay Bukidnon's bamboo musical instruments and Indonesia's gamelan (instrumental music), respectively. III. Materials Needed: activity sheet, pen 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.!
Answer (1)
Venn Diagram: Comparing Panay Bukidnon Bamboo Instruments and Indonesian Gamelan Shared Attributes: - Musical Instruments: Both use instruments to create music.- Percussion: Both feature instruments that are played by striking or hitting.- Ensemble Music: Both involve playing music with multiple instruments together, creating a rich, layered sound.- Cultural Significance: Both are integral parts of their respective cultures, used in rituals, ceremonies, and entertainment. Panay Bukidnon Bamboo Instruments: - Materials: Primarily made from bamboo, reflecting the abundance of this material in the region.- Instruments: Examples include the "kudyapi" (a two-stringed lute), "kulintang" (a set of small gongs), and "agung" (large gongs).- Sound: Often characterized by a bright, resonant, and earthy tone.- Performance: Typically played in open-air settings, often accompanied by singing and dancing. Indonesian Gamelan: - Materials: Made from various materials like bronze, wood, and bamboo.- Instruments: Examples include the "saron" (metal metallophones), "kendang" (drums), "gambang" (xylophone), and "rebab" (a two-stringed fiddle).- Sound: Features a more complex and layered sound, with a wide range of pitches and timbres.- Performance: Often played in indoor settings, with a focus on intricate rhythms and melodies. Diagram: [Insert a Venn Diagram here, with the following information: - Left Circle: Panay Bukidnon Bamboo Instruments- Right Circle: Indonesian Gamelan- Overlapping Section: Shared Attributes]
