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    This document is an activity sheet for a Grade 6 music class. It provides instructions for students to identify different musical forms, including strophic, binary, ternary, and rondo forms. As an example, it analyzes the musical form of the Filipino folk song "Tirinding" which follows a rondo (ABACA) structure. Students are asked to practice identifying the lyrics and musical structure of "Tirinding" through a series of questions.

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    This document is an activity sheet for a Grade 6 music class. It provides instructions for students to identify different musical forms, including strophic, binary, ternary, and rondo forms. As an example, it analyzes the musical form of the Filipino folk song "Tirinding" which follows a rondo (ABACA) structure. Students are asked to practice identifying the lyrics and musical structure of "Tirinding" through a series of questions.

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    This document is an activity sheet for a Grade 6 music class. It provides instructions for students to identify different musical forms, including strophic, binary, ternary, and rondo forms. As an example, it analyzes the musical form of the Filipino folk song "Tirinding" which follows a rondo (ABACA) structure. Students are asked to practice identifying the lyrics and musical structure of "Tirinding" through a series of questions.

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    Department of Education

    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF CITY OF MEYCAUAYAN


    Pag-asa St., Malhacan, City of Meycauayan, Bulacan

    Activity Sheet 6
    in
    MAPEH (Music)
    Third Quarter –Week 2
    Identifies Simple Musical Forms of
    Songs from the Community
    (MU6FO-IIIa-b-1)
    IDENTIFIES SIMPLE MUSICAL FORMS OF SONGS
    FROM THE COMMUNITY

    LET US KNOW

    Are you aware that music has form? pwede po ba ko


    makisuyo may darating po kasi akong parent kukuha po ng LAS mamaya pa po kasi ko
    pupunta, pasuyo po sana ko pabigyan po muna nasa room po namin, dun po sa may

    pwesto ko nasa may basket po. You have learned previously the
    three kinds of forms, namely strophic, binary, and ternary
    forms. Do you still remember these forms?
    The simplest of all musical form is called strophic.
    The binary form is composed of two parts and this is
    sometimes called AB form.
    The ternary form is composed of three parts wherein
    the A part is repeated. This is called ABA form.
    In this lesson, you will learn another kind of form in
    music. Let us find out what this is.

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    LET US REVIEW

    Directions: Write True on the blank if the statement is


    correct and False if not. Write your answers on a separate
    sheet of paper.

    _____ 1. The simplest of all musical form is strophic.


    _____ 2. The ternary form is composed of three parts
    wherein the part B is repeated.
    _____3. The binary form is sometimes called AB form.
    _____ 4. A binary form is composed of one part only.
    _____ 5. The strophic musical form is labelled as A.

    LET US STUDY

    Today, you will learn another musical form, which is


    Rondo.

    The Rondo form in music is composed of three parts: A,


    B, and C. This is sometimes called ABACA form. Most often, Section
    A is repeated three times. The A part is usually sang first and usually
    repeated after B and C parts are sung,
    respectively. A song is also in rondo form if any of the parts of the
    song is repeated.

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    Below is an example of Rondo form. Listen to and study
    The different sections of the song.

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    LET US PRACTICE

    Let us learn and sing the song Tirinding. Follow the


    form indicated in the piece.
    Tirinding
    Tagalog Folk Song

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    Department of Education Grade 6 Learning Materials

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    Directions: Give the lyrics of the following parts of the
    song Tirinding. Write your answers on a separate sheet of
    paper.

    C Part ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    B Part ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    A Part ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

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    LET US REMEMBER

    • Rondo is a musical form. It is sometimes called Refrain

    • The word Rondo is related to the word “ritornello”

    meaning something that keeps returning.

    LET US APPRECIATE

    Directions: Go back to the song “Tirinding”. Study the

    piece of the song then answer the following questions.

    Write your answers on a separate of paper.

    1. What do you notice in the order of the song?

    __________________________________________

    __________________________________________

    2. How many times did you sing the A part in the song?

    __________________________________________

    __________________________________________

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    3. What is the difference of section B and section C?

    ____________________________________________

    ____________________________________________

    4. How did the song start? end?

    LET US PRACTICE

    Directions: Put a (√) on the statement that tells


    something about Rondo form. Write your answers on a
    separate sheet of paper.

    ______ 1. Rondo form in music is composed of three parts:


    A, B, and C.

    ______ 2. Rondo means Refrain.

    ______ 3. This is sometimes called the ABACADA form.

    ______ 4. A song is in rondo form if any of the parts of the


    song is repeated.
    _____ 5. The simplest of all musical form is Rondo.

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    EVALUATION

    Directions: Match column A with column B. Write the letter


    of your answer on a separate sheet of paper..

    A B.

    _____ 1. AB form a. Rondo form

    _____ 2. A form b. Ternary form

    _____ 3. Returning c. Strophic

    _____ 4. ABACA form d. Binary form

    _____ 5. ABC form e. ritornello

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    CAROLINA S. VIOLETA, EdD


    Schools Division Superintendent

    JERRY DIMLA CRUZ, PhD, CESE


    Asst. Schools Division Superintendent

    DOMINADOR M. CABRERA, EdD


    Chief, Curriculum Implementation Division

    EDWARD C. JIMENEZ, PhD


    Education Program Supervisor- LRMDS

    ALFONSO MIACO Jr.


    Education Program Supervisor- MAPEH

    PRINCE ADONIS R. GIRON/ CLARISSA V. GERONIMO/ELAINE A. LANOZO


    Content/Language/Layout Evaluator

    LOIDA S. FRANCISCO
    Writer/Developer

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