G. Short and simple Aside from Tagalog, several other dialects are used by unkown composers from Luzon in composing their own lowland folk songs such as Ilocano, Kapampangan, Pangasinense, and Bicolano. Spanish and other western influences are very evident in the construction of the songs such as the meter used, and the minor and the major modes. In the next activity "YOUR SONG SOUNDS FAMILIAR", you will listen to some samples of Luzon lowland folksongs. Using the YouTube links given in the first activity, try to browse for the sample songs for your reference then answer the questions on the next page. Open the YouTube link and listen to the given music 1. What can you say about the lyrics of the folksongs? 2. What are the dialects used in folksongs you just heard? 3. What can you say about the translation of the dialects in other languages? 4. Why do folk songs not change the key signatures? 5. How do people become familiar with the folksongs in the community? 6. Based from the folksongs that you have heard, how do folksongs depict the community's tradition, culture, and livelihood? YOUR SONG SOUNDS FAMILIAR YOU:

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