Magindanao - Music Of The Magindanao In The Philippines Album

Tracklist

1	Sinulug Mode On The Whole Ensemble
2	Duyug Mode On The Dabakan
3	The Gong Ensemble (Basalan):
4	Lakadtag Rhythm, Pinagada' Rhythm, Drum Beats For Dancing
5	Boat Lute (Kudyapi'):
6	Sarangkunay
7	Tinumbuk A Tinadtar
8	Radya Indara Patra
9	Batunan Ta Sa Lutang
10	A Child Vendor's Tune
11	Tangkel
12	Binalig Scale: Mapalankuno
13	Duyug Mode On The Whole Ensemble
14	Sangel Sa Wata Babae
15	Tidtu Mode On The Kulintang - Binalig Style
16	Duyug Mode On The Gandingan
17	Talawi
18	Piece By Kalim Uka
19	Sinulug Mode On The Gandingan
20	Duyug Mode On The Agung
21	Mabaning
22	Gong (Agung), Cylindrical Drum (Tambul), and Tubular Drum (Dabakan):
23	Whistling (Pamupuy Or Pangulaku): Palendag Tune
24	Tidtu Mode On The Kulintang - Danden Style
25	Sinulug Mode On The Dabakan
26	Wa Izqala Ibrahim
27	Sinulug Mode On The Agung
28	Tidtu Mode On The Whole Ensemble
29	Sinulug Mode On The Kulintang
30	Tidtu Mode On The Babandil, Dabakan, And Agung
31	Allahu Rabbuna
32	Duyug Mode On The Kulintang
33	Gongs And Other Instruments:
34	Luntang
35	Bang (Adhan)
36	Kubing: Rhythms And Speech Phrases
37	Bungbung Mangmang
38	Dinaladay Scale: Banutun
39	Piece By Masil Uka
40	Duyug Mode On The Babandil
41	Kiriman Ay Kiriman
42	Lasib
43	Binalig Scale: Mapalendad
44	Epic And Religious Chants (Vocal Music):
45	Isaden
46	Duyug Mode On A Toy Piano
47	Aday Tumpung Dalimbang
48	Makabimban
49	Sinulug Mode On The Babandil
50	Other Chants And Musical Instruments:
51	Tagunggo' Rhythm
52	Dinaladay Scale: Patundug
53	Vertical Bamboo Flutes:
54	Jew's Harp (Kubing):
55	Diwata Kasalipan
56	Musical Instruments Of The Tirurai:

Credits

• Cover [Design] – Ronald Clyne
• Recorded By, Liner Notes [Annotated By] – Jose Maceda

Notes

Recorded in Dulawan, Cotabato, April and May, 1955.

Comes with an 8 pages booklet with various b & w photos, notes on the recordnings and tracklist

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Album

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