Question

2. The guitar guides the rondalla in terms of rhythm or beat. In this situation, what musical elencul
group?
A tempo
B. meter
C.mood
D. melody
3. Like the alto in a choir, the octavina plays the lower melody What musical element does instell?
A melody
B. dynamics
C. rhythm
D. timbre
4. The rondalla is also called
A native orchestra
B. local band
C Filipino stringed band D combo
5. Music reflects the of the society
A culture
B. industry
dances
De songs​

Answer 1

Answer:

2.C

3.D

4.B

5.A

Explanation:

Answer 2

1)  The guitar guides the rondalla in terms of rhythm or beat. In this situation, the melody is the musical element that does not belong to the  group. (Option D)

• A traditional Filipino rondalla would include the equipment bandurria, laud, Octavia, Guitar, and Banjo, or double bass.
• These instruments are structurally similar and are performed with a plectrum made of turtle shells.

2) Like the alto in a choir, the Octavian plays the lower melody. It tells us about the melody musical element. (Option A)

• We can regard melody to be the most crucial aspect of a song. This is what we term 'the tune' in ordinary parlance.
• However, in technical words, a melody is a collection of pitches, or notes, grouped to form a structure or pattern.

3) The rondalla is also called the native orchestra. (Option A)

• The rondalla is a group of stringed instruments that are played with a plectrum or pick and are sometimes referred to as plectrum instruments.

4) Music reflects society's culture. (Option A)

• Music and poetry reflect a society's culture and heritage. This may be evident in our national rhythm, compatriotic songs, and traditional songs derived from classical literature, epics, and heroic poems.
• Songs and music reflect society's history, values, conventions, and attitudes.