The music of the Philippines is rich and varied. History, everyday life, and culture are important parts of Filipino folks songs. "Bahay Kubo," a song most often sang by school children telling of the traditional Filipino rural house and the vegetables one may find in its gardens. "Pakitong- Kitong" speaks of a crab that is delicious, but hard to catch. "Magtanim Ay 'Di Biro" ("Planting Rice is Never Fun") tells all merely by its title. "Aking Bituin" ("My Star") is a popular love song and "Sa Ugoy ng Duyan" ("The Swing of the Cradle") a lullaby. Many other folksongs exist in Filipino culture describing everything from the beauty of the countryside to the evil heart of a man who would stone a sparrow from its perch.
This land is your land by Woody Guthrie
It is the first stanza of a folksong called "Some Little Bug" that dates back to the 1890's. You can see it in its entirely there - along with the chorus!
The Sua-Sua, is one of the most popular Philippine dances of the island of Jolo, Sulu. Moros are Filipino Muslims who live on the southern islands of Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago. It is also a Moro Folksong. Their music and the graceful fan dance are the essence of this performance. They were traditionally brave warriors.
The Sua-Sua, or pomelo tree dance, is one of the most popular Philippine dances of the island of Jolo, Sulu. It is also a Moro Folksong. Moros are Filipino Muslims who live on the southern islands of Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago. They were traditionally brave warriors. Their music and the graceful fan dance are the essence of this performance.
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Folksong in Tagalog is katutubong awit.
Miramichi Folksong Festival was created in 1958.
Philadelphia Folksong Society was created in 1957.
give at least 3 folksong of the differents rigion
bahay kubo
hila-hila folksong is a Filipino folksong sang when people are paddling a banca or boat.
it is a folksong that is hele
Tiete Pooke
it is an chinese folksong:)
heterophonic
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