Learning Task 2: Study the song "KALESA", Identity the tempo markings applied in the song then, give the meaning of each markings. Write your answer in your activity notebook. Pasagot po neto yng tama po yung sagot hrp na hrp nko patulong nmn po sana tyy!!

Answers

• Réponse publiée par: batopusong81

  dayang-dayang,cariñosa,itik-itik

  Explanation:

• Réponse publiée par: kateclaire

  huge increase in the variety of music

  Explanation:

  instruments play the melody together or one instrument

• Réponse publiée par: taekookislifeu

  The musical play Magsimula Ka by Gines Tan is the musical play that became one of the longest running musicals at the CCP, stages the story of young dreamers whose ambitions begin to fade in life's realities.

  Magsimula Ka is a musical play written by Gines Tan and Nestor Torre. It was first staged at the CCP Main Theater starting from April 7-24, 1988. The play is the winner of the CCP Playwriting Contest in 1983 and it became one of the longest running musical plays performed at the CCP. It is also known as the "the first Filipino musical that works". Up to this day, there is a series of revivals of Magsimula Ka while the first performers of the play became stars.

  Magsimula Ka is the story of young dreamers where their ambitions begin to fade in life's realities. These dreamers are part of the graduating class where they are all filled with hope for their future. However, they are faced with harsh realities and ends up doing uninspired demands of the workaday world. Still, they are hoping for the best and in order to fulfill this, they started and followed their dreams despite the odds.

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• Réponse publiée par: taekookislifeu

  Apart from February being the perfect time to visit Baguio, it also gave the city its very own festival, one to rival other cities in the Philippines. September 1 is the city’s official charter day anniversary, but it is also in the middle of the rainy season: an unlikely candidate for anything that has to do with celebrating outdoors. Baguio City was also established during the American occupation, which meant it did not have a patron saint and an official feast day to go along with it.