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PHILIPPINE MUSIC	Philippine Music YEAR AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND of Filipino Music ETHNIC TRADITION (9th to early 16th century) of Filipino Music SPANISH COLONIAL TRADITION (1521 – 1898) of Filipino Music CONTEMPORARY TRADITION of Filipino Music Musical Composers of Filipino Music
ETHNIC TRADITION	THE ETHNIC TRADITION IN PHILIPPINE MUSIC Philippine musical traditions evolved over many centuries. A small minority of Filipinos, perhaps less than 10 %, continue to practice these traditions, managing to exist outside the influence of the Spanish colonial campaign to convert the archipelago to Catholicism.
The ancient society	The ancient in Philippine society COMMUNITY STRUCTURE DWELLINGS ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES SOCIAL ORGANIZATION POLITICAL ORGANIZATION JUDICIAL SYSTEM RELIGION BURIAL AND MOURNING CUSTOMS MODE OF DRESSING FOOD ARTS MUSIC
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2012-02-01 Official link is missing, so use this above link. If you know an official link, please SEND a MESSAGE	Jose "Dodong" R. Gullas Halad Museum Cebu City The JRG Halad Museum, founded by Dodong Gullas in 2010, explores and celebrates the enduring legacies of Cebuano cultural heritage as expressed through music. Look also HERE
	Philippine music instruments in the following categories: idiophones, aerophones, chordophones, and membranophones
	“Philippine Music & Instruments" A Historical Overview by/Corazon Canave-Dioquino Look the slide-descriptions HERE (AboutPhilippines.ph thinks: One of best descriptions of the evolution) (Need PowerPoint or PowerPointViewer, if you miss such one, you can download it HERE) Look as pdf HERE
Video	“Philippine Music & Instruments" A Historical Overview by/Corazon Canave-Dioquino Look more on the above links
Video	Tunog Pinoy, Likhang Pinoy. Video Feature about bands that use indigenous musical instruments The project is a web video feature about Filipino bands that use indigenous Filipino musical instruments in their music that seeks to encourage appreciation for original Filipino music specifically for the urban youth by showing how indigenous musical instruments are used to create contemporary music. Look the full description of the video HERE
	Museo Musiko The music and the instruments that you will find in this virtual museum come from my own private collection displayed in a little museum in my house.
	Philippine Trees, Good Sources For Stringed Musical Instruments
	The Role of Bamboo on the Social, Cultural and Economic Life of the Filipinos by/Anneth R. Ramirez Gregorio Araneta Social Development Foundation, Philippines. Look page 78 to 90 incl.
	Many good links about Philippine Culture from De La Salle University (DLSU) Web Development Team, Manila
	Music instruments from the Philippines Music instruments from various ethnic groups with illustrations and many links
	Philippine musical instrument
	List of Philippine musical instruments To the ancient Filipinos and even to our present cultural communities, music is used to communicate feelings and emotions. It is used as part of their daily activities, rituals, ceremonies, festivities, and other celebrations. The Philippines is rich in different kinds of musical instruments or sound-producing instruments made by its ethnic groups. These group discovered that different sounds are produced by various sources. The differences lie in the manner of construction, the style of playing, and their size. Here are some of the ethnic musical instruments.
	Musical instrument classification
	Native Filipino Stringed Instruments Look the article HERE
	How do a "buktot - bamboo violin" look like? Ni Tang Olanio Biteng, violinist... but he opted to use his bamboo violin this is one of the Philippines' old musical instrument Look also HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE
	Kulibit - kollitong - saluray - togo or takumbu and many more local names The kulibit is a type of an idiochord tube zither. Narrow lengthwise cuts are made on the surface of a bamboo tube. A wedge is inserted under the cuts forming two strings out of the bamboo itself. The player holds the bamboo tube vertically in front of the body, supporting it with the palms of both hands. The thumb, middle and index fingers pluck the strings in alteration to produce short melodic ostinati. It is the zither played by the Kalinga people of the Philippines. The instrument consists of a long tube of bamboo which has been slit to allow five or six strands of the bamboo husk to be played as "strings". The instrument is also played by the Bontoc and Tinguian people who call it the kollitong, and the Manobo and Tiruray people, who call it the saluray, togo or takumbu. Look also HERE - Look this article as pdf HERE and look also HERE
Filipino Stringed Instruments	Filipino Stringed Instruments photos and descriptions of: banduria, laud, octavina, kudlung/kudyapi/fagelung/faglung, kitara
	Philippine Folk String Ensemble How to play to banduria, laud, octavina Many examples - explanations with music-notes
	Kababayang Pilipino cultural performing arts group - Celebrating the Philippines through Dance and Music
	Kababayang Pilipino - cultural performing arts group Rondalla
	What is a Rondalla? Look the article HERE
	Rondalla refers to the native string ensemble of the Philippines, and it consists of plectrum instruments such as the bandurria, laud, octavina, mandola, guitarra, and bajo de uñas (supplanted today by the regular double bass).
Video	14 Strings! Cornell Filipino Rondalla Remark 4 videos in the album Examples of rondalla music with 14 Strings! Cornell Filipino Rondalla
	DIATONIC HARP OF THE PHILIPPINES AN HISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND AN ORGANOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF THE CEBUANO-BISAYAN HARP Many good photos of Harps of the Philippines
	Cebu Guitar Foundation of the Philippines, Inc. THE CEBU CLASSICAL GUITAR ENSEMBLE
	Cebu’s Famous Guitars Guitars especially made from Cebu are famous throughout the Philippines because of their affordable price, world-class quality and durability. Look the article HERE Look also "Cebuano guitar making tradition continues in Lapu-Lapu City" HERE Look also HERE and HERE
Video	Cebu Famous Guitars - Remark 2 videos in the album How does a Cebu guitar sound like? - and - Jerry's Guitar, Cebu Philippines - Luvy Playing The Guitar Look also the videos about "The process of hand made guitar production in Cebu from the block of wood to the final product" HERE
	Lumanog Guitars Behind The Strings & Interesting info on Lumanog guitars..
	Susing's Guitar - Cebu has become a popular guitar brand here & abroad. They are currently exporting guitars & ukulele products to some states in the US, Europe & Asia, aside from the high demand from tourists who visit Cebu and the local market. Don´t leave Cebu without one!
	The Guitar Friends is composed of guitar aficionados of varying levels of expertise in guitar performance brought together by their love for guitar and their association with Maestro Jose Valdez. The Association will provide opportunities for guitarists of all levels to meet and share their talents, to develop their performance skills, hone their technique, and share the music they enjoy with others. The Association will also organize special events such as concerts, competitions and workshops, to support up-and-coming students who seek to achieve their fullest musical potential with the classical guitar. The Association may also participate in funding-raising to raise funds for guitar related and other charitable causes.
	Octavina The octavina is a guitar-shaped Filipino instrument with large Spanish influence from the 16th to the 19th century
	The Philippine bandurria (banduria) a 14-string bandurria used in many Philippine folkloric songs, with 16 frets and shorter neck than the 18 string bandurria. This instrument probably evolved in the Philippines while the Spanish occupation occurred, from 1555 to 1898. The Filipino bandurria is used in an orchestra of plucked string instruments called rondalla. The original bandurrias of the Medieval period had three strings. During the Renaissance they gained a fourth string. During the Baroque period the bandurria had 10 strings (5 pairs). The modern bandurria has 12 strings (6 pairs). The strings are tuned in unison pairs, a major-third above a standard guitar, to G#, c#, f#, b, e and a
Video	Angel of Banduria Angeli is a 10 y.o. student of New Era University (NEU), member of the NEU Rondalla group and famous in the Philippines
	Traditional Musical Instruments
	On-line eBook: Exhibit: Traditional Music of the Southern Philippines: ETHS 545 Perhaps the best exhibit on this website is "Traditional Music of the Southern Philippines": perhaps one of the most comprehensive websites about Kulintang culture on the web. (sometimes the link don´t works, but so click this link that works)
	The dabakan a single-headedPhilippine drum, primarily used as a supportive instrument in the kulintang ensemble. Among the five main kulintang instruments, it is the only non-gong element of the Maguindanao ensemble. Also called a dbakan, debakan (Maguindanao), dadabuan, dadaboon (Maranao), libbit (Tausug), tibubu (Poso) and a tiwal (Kulawi and Minahasa). Look more informations HERE
	The Many Forms of Slit Drums Look the article HERE
Video	Manobo playing slit drum to the Udol Dance The Manobo / Manuvu are a large group of Austronesian people from Mindanao. This is the Udol dance, named after the slit drum that accompanies it. The mesmering rhythm of the udol is believed to call the spirits of the deceased (fallen warriors) to show them (the dancers/performers) where their remains are so they could bring them home and have a decent burial. (daghang salamat SaiaoPinoi) The dancers provide the Udol, Utomay and the Patawagay rhythms themselves as they take turns to dance. This film was taken by anthropologist Robert Garfias in the 1960s.
	THE CCP MUSEUM The Museo ng Kalinangang Pilipino is an integrated humanities museum established in 1988 An important permanent exhibit is the CCP Collection of Traditional Musical Instruments from the Philippines Look more about the museum HERE
	`The SAOT Project` `(Sound Archive of Oral Traditions)`
	HANUNÓO MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS FROM THE PHILIPPINES
2013-04-29 this link is dead. If you know a new link, please SEND a Mail	Philippine Bamboo Musical Instruments Filipinos make a wide variety of musical instruments, be they wind, string or percussion. Among the wind instruments are the kalaleng (Tinggian flute), bansik (Zambales Negrito flute), lantuy (Visayan bamboo clarinet), tulali (Sulod flute), sahunay (Tausug flute), diwdiw-es (Abra-Tinggian panpipe), nose flutes called baliing (Apayao) or kipanaw (Abra Tinggian) and budyong (Hanunuo Mangyan flute) and not to forget Las Piñas Bamboo Organ Look also HERE
PHILIPPINE BAMBOO INSTRUMENTS	PHILIPPINE BAMBOO INSTRUMENTS by/Corazon Dioquino
Bamboo Instruments of the Panay Bukidnon	The Bamboo Instruments of the Panay Bukidnon by/Maria Christine M. Muyco
PHILIPPINE BAMBOO INSTRUMENTS & Bamboo Instruments of the Panay Bukidnon	One pdf file with both PHILIPPINE BAMBOO INSTRUMENTS by/Corazon Dioquino & The Bamboo Instruments of the Panay Bukidnon by/Maria Christine M. Muyco
Video	Cordillera Musical Bamboo Instruments watwatworld wrote May 24, 2012: Video taken at Tam-awan Festival During the Cordillera Song and Dance Workshop. Native mountain bamboo musical intruments. Remark 3 videos in the album
Video	Bamboo Xylophone Xylophone made of Philippine Bamboo played during the celebration of Chinese New Year 2011 at Binondo, Manila
Video	Philippine Bamboo Orchestra in Beijing
	Bamboo flute - Indigenous Philippines Musical Instruments It is also known as balaleng
	Bontok diwdiw-as - Pan flute Look also HERE and more about the different bamboo flutes HERE
Video	Kristine Ursua of Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines plays the song Kailangan Kita using a Maestro Bamboo Flute accompanied with a grand piano by Ferdz Bautista. Performed at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Forbes Park, Makati City on June 7, 2009.
	The tumpong (also inci by Maranao) is a type of Philippine bamboo flute used by the Maguindanaon, half the size of the largest bamboo flute, the palendag.
	The Palendag also called Pulalu (Manabo and Mansaka), Palandag (Bagobo), Pulala (Bukidnon) and Lumundeg (Banuwaen) is a type of Philippine bamboo flute, the largest one used by the Maguindanaon Look also HERE
Video	The melancholic sound of the Palendag No music captures the essence of the Kutawato Plains and the Liguasan Marsh better than the melancholic sound of the Palendag.
	Pasiyak – most common etniko instrumental of Visayas
	Pasiyok Bamboo whistle flute with closed end and no finger holes Pinatubo Ayta
	Bamboo Jaw harp or mouth harp, often referred to as "jew's harp". Found all over the Philippines, the mouth harp is called Kubing (or Kumbing) among the Mindanao trives ( Maguindanao and Maranao ), Kulaing in Cotabato, Subing in Visayas, Barmbaw among the Tagalogs, Kollibaw among the Negritos, Kinaban among the Hanunoo Mangyans, Afiw (made of metal) among the Bontocs, and Coding among the Ibaloys and Kalingas Look also HERE and HERE
Video	Bamboo Jaw harp or mouth harp, often referred to as "jew's harp". Remark 3 videos in the album Look more on the above links
	The bungkaka is the clapper. Look photos HERE
Video	Bungkaka - Balingbing yehoseff wrote on Nov 17, 2009: The Philippine bamboo buzzer Bungkaka /Balingbing from Kalinga, Cordillera. Taken during my lecture/workshop on Philippine traditional music as part of the British International school music festival held in Manila, November 13-15, 2009.
	Agung The agung is a set of two wide-rimmed, vertically-suspended gongs used by the Maguindanao, Maranao and Tausug people of the Philippines as a supportive instrument in kulintang ensembles Look more informations HERE
	The Babendil is a single, narrow-rimmed Philippine gong used primary as the “timekeeper” of the Maguindanao kulintang ensemble
	The Gandingan is a Philippine set of four large, hanging gongs used by the Maguindanao as part of their kulintang ensemble. Traditionally, women were only ones allowed to play the gandingan Look also HERE
Video	Bagobo Agung Ensemble, Philippines 1960's The Bagobo are an indigenous Proto-Austronesian tribe of Mindanao, the Philippines. Here is a traditional Bagobo Agung ensemble taken by anthropologist Robert Garfias in Mindanao during the 1960s.
	Historiography of the moro kulintang Look the article HERE
Video	Photos of Kulintangs & Kulintang performance Remark 2 video in the album
Video	Kulintang - Tidtu Sinabaysabay As played by the SEA Music Kulintang Palabunibunyan Ensemble: www.SEAmusic.org.uk Look the full description of Tidtu Sinabaysabay and the video HERE
Video	Kulintang ensemble, Mindanao, 1966 This film footage was taken by anthropologist Robert Garfias in the village of Nuling (now Simuay), Sultan Kudarat, Mindanao island in 1966. Its of Maguindanaon women playing Kulintang, which is an ancient gong-drum ensemble music of the southern Philippines and that was once widespread throughout the islands during the Spanish arrival in the mid-1500s according to descriptions made in the 16th century Boxer Codex. Although Garfias originally labelled this video as that of a "Duyug", this piece corresponds more to a Binalig a Bagu in the Ilud style. Kulintang is closely related to the Agung ensemble.
Video	Kulintang and talking gongs Kulintang gongs are played in Mindanao in the Southern Philippines. The Palabuniyan Kulintang Ensemble performs, and Executive Director and Master Musician Danny Kalanduyan tells about one particular set of gongs -- gandingan -- that are used for communicating without words.
Video	Susie Ibarra Electric Kulintang at the UN Philippine Cultural Society presents Susie Ibarra Electric Kulintang at the United Nations
Video	The T'boli (Lemuhen) traditional Instruments
Video	T'boli Kulintang & Hegalong performances, Lake Sebu, Mindanao Private T'boli musical performance with Kulintang Gongs & an Impromptu Hegalong demonstration (2-stringed T'boli guitar) , on location in Lake Sebu, Mindanao Philippines. Videography & editing by Alan C. Geoghegan.
	Kutiyapi Also called: Kutyapi, Kutiapi (Maguindanaon) Kotyapi (Maranao) Kotapi (Subanon) Fegeren (Tiruray) Faglong, Fuglung (B'laan) Kudyapi (Bukidnon and Tagbanua) Hegelong (T’boli) Kuglong, Kadlong, Kudlong or Kudlung (Manobo, Mansaka, Mandaya, Bagobo and Central Mindanao) Kusyapi (Palawan) The kutiyapi is a Philippine two-stringed, fretted boat-lute, is the only stringed instrument among the Maguindanaon. Many good informations Look also HERE
	Kutiyapi The kutiyapi is a Philippine two-stringed, fretted boat-lute, is the only stringed instrument among the Maguindanaon.
Video	Kudyapi - Master Samaon Sulaiman
	Tiger Bells in the Philippines
Mindoro's musical instruments	Mindoro's musical instruments
*Cordillera's Musical Instruments*	Cordillera's Musical Instruments
	Cordillera Cultural Heritage Just so many good informations about nearly everything, so just look it by/ CARIDAD B. FIAR-OD, PhD College Vice President, MPSPC Council of Elders, Igorot Global Organization (Need PowerPoint or PowerPointViewer, if you miss such one, you can download it HERE) Look as pdf HERE
Video	Cordillera Cultural Heritage Just so many good informations about nearly everything, so just look it by/ CARIDAD B. FIAR-OD, PhD College Vice President, MPSPC Council of Elders, Igorot Global Organization Look also the above link
	Indigenous Music and all the musical instruments Many good informations, remark 3 pages Look the whole article page 1-3 HERE
	UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES The concept of the Music Museum is that of an active and living one where the musical instruments are not mere displays but are made to come alive through live performances and audio-video presentations.
Preserving Living Traditions	Preserving Living Traditions in Live Performances: A Traditional Music and Dance Troupe of the Kalanguya of the Northern Philippines. By Bagly Arsenio and Glenn Stallsmith
Music of the Philippines	A blog about Filipino music and telling a lot about the instruments
Notable Filipinos Worldwide	Notable Filipinos Worldwide Visayan Performing Arts - music
	Musical instruments of the Philippines Many good photos and sounds of: Babendil, Dabakan, Gongs of the Philippines, Kulintang
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Video	Historical Organs in the Philippines To mark the launching of the four (4) CD Collection of the Historical Organs of the Philippines, Zuellig Building and the Embassy of Switzerland sponsored a concert featuring Guy Bovet, the leading authority in Spanish organ building. This was also made possible in cooperation with the Department of Tourism, UBS, and Diego Cera Organ Builders.
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	Las Piñas Bamboo Organ The National Museum of the Philippines declared the Las Pinas Bamboo Organ as The National Cultural Treasure being the finest and the only one in the 19th century that is still working in the Philippines Read much more about it HERE, HERE and HERE
Video	The Las Piñas Bamboo Organ Las Piñas Bamboo Organ Festival (look his full article about the Bamboo Organ Festival HERE or as pdf HERE) & Las Piñas Bamboo Organ replica Remark 5 sub-albums
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	The Bontoc Igorot by/Albert Ernest Jenks, Manila 1905 So many good informations, illustrations and photos from that time also about Ethnic Musical Instruments Look the book "The Bontoc Igorot" HERE or HERE
2012-07-12 this link is dead. If you know a new link, please SEND a Mail	College of Music The Universidad de Sta. Isabel (USI) a private Catholic Vincentian university owned and run by the Daughters of Charity in Naga City look also HERE and HERE
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