Music Classroom Guide: Asian and Contemporary Music

Welcome to Asian and Contemporary Music Lessons!

Musical instruments among the Lumadnon and Muslim groups, from National Museum of Anthropology, Philippines.

Some Gongs and other potteries displayed at Pinto Art Museum, Philippines.

Some Gongs displayed at National Museum of Anthropology, Philippines.

Example of Tabu or Dabu-dabu, a signaling instrument from Maranao, Lanao del Sur Drum (Pinto Art Museum).

Some musical instruments such Kulintang and Kodlong, and arts such Sarimanok, from Pinto Art Museum, Philippines.

Music Classroom Guide: Asian and Contemporary Music, is an educational website that launched in May 2018 by Almighty Tabuena for his grade 8 and 10 students in music, in teaching Asian Music, and Contemporary Music, respectively. The content of this site is in accordance to the Department of Education (Philippines) K to 12 Music Curriculum Guide 2016 edition.

Group of musical and dance performers. Undated. Private collection of Bernardita R. Churchill, Ph.D. (Recaptured by A. C. Tabuena, National Museum of Anthropology, Philippines).

As well, some of the music lessons were made simple and easier to better understand by the students, and appreciate more the music of the Philippines, Asian, as well as some of the Western countries.

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Music Classroom Guide: Asian and Contemporary Music

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