QUIZ #1: Islamic Music of Mindanao
Explore Islamic Music of Mindanao
Test your knowledge of the rich cultural heritage of Islamic music in Mindanao with our engaging quiz! Dive into the world of traditional instruments, epic songs, and indigenous terms that define the musical landscape of the Maranao and Tausug tribes.
Join us to discover:
- Native instruments and their significance
- The meaning of indigenous terms
- Unique musical traditions of Mindanao
The following are kulintang ensemble, EXCEPT
Kubing
Gandingan
Bebendil
Visayan word for “native” or “indigenous”
Lumad
Manobo
T'boli
It is a lip-valley flute and one of the most common aerophones in Maguindanaons.
Lantoy
Palendag
Bungkaka
3. A single-headed Philippine drum that looks like a goblet used by the Maranaos.
Dabakan
Kulintang
Kubing
The following are bamboo musical instruments of Mindanao, EXCEPT
Kubing
Suling
Tongali
It is an epic song which includes a wealth knowledge about the Maranao people living in the Lake Lanao region of Mindanao
Darangen
Miminsad
Mansaka
It means is making melodic sounds with the voice only
Shouting
Whispering
Chanting
It is said that playing this instrument is associated with graceful, slow, frail, and relaxed movements that show elegance and decorum that are common among females
Gadding
Kulintang
Kagul
A musical instrument of Tausug tribe that has a set two paired gongs
Gadding
Tungallan
Duwahan
The sound of this instrument is produced when the air passes through the hole found at the bottom of the instrument while the pitch is controlled through five finger holes at the top and one finger hole located at the bottom
Suling
Palendag
Tungallan
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