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Word: kundiman | Word: kundiman | ||
Source of Term: Filipino Heritage vol. 8 | Source of Term: Filipino Heritage vol. 8 | ||
Language: Tagalog | Language: Tagalog | ||
Category: Repertoire/form | Category: Repertoire/form | ||
Description: A typical love song. It reflects the extremely sentimental nature of the | |||
Description: A typical love song. It reflects the extremely sentimental nature of the people. | |||
:The word “kundiman”, like the “madrigal” was at first applied only to the verse and then to | |||
:the music itself. Kundiman as a form is usually written in ¾ meter, slow in tempo and in a minor key. | |||
[[Category:Dictionary of Filipino Music Terms|kundiman]][[category:repertoire/form|kundiman]] | [[Category:Dictionary of Filipino Music Terms|kundiman]][[category:repertoire/form|kundiman]] | ||
Revision as of 10:22, 29 July 2009
Word: kundiman
Source of Term: Filipino Heritage vol. 8
Language: Tagalog
Category: Repertoire/form
Description: A typical love song. It reflects the extremely sentimental nature of the people.
- The word “kundiman”, like the “madrigal” was at first applied only to the verse and then to
- the music itself. Kundiman as a form is usually written in ¾ meter, slow in tempo and in a minor key.