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Song from Kidlat Tahinik's film "Perfumed Nightmare".
Original sound source was taken from the field recording by Jose Maceda in "Music of the Magindanao in the Philippines, Vol. 1 & 2" (1961). "Wa Izqala Ibrahim" (1955) was a Muslim Chant, and was re-arranged by Krishan Mueller as the theme music in "Perfumed Nightmare".
If you want to honor me, listen to my music
Jose Maceda, National Artist for Music (1997)
José Maceda
- Cassette 100
1971
Cassette 100 was a large-scale multimedia work by composer José Maceda, premiered in the lobby of the Cultural Center of the Philippines in 1971. One hundred participants moved throughout the space with a cassette player in hand, playing recordings of indigenous Filipino instruments and voices.
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MACEDA 100: Attitude of the Mind
To commemorate the birth centennial of National Artist for Music Jose Maceda (1917-2014), the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the University of the Philippines' Center for Ethnomusicology co-presented the exhibit Attitude of the Mind at the Bulwagang Juan Luna (CCP Main Gallery) from 26 September to 3 December 2017.
Up for interesting reads while under quarantine? The exhibit catalog of Attitude of the Mind is now available for digital download on the CCP website! Accompanying the rich text of the publication are nine audio tracks based on actual pieces by Maceda and inspired by his musical practice.
The exhibit catalog of Attitude of the Mind was finished in 2018 and is now available for digital download in the CCP website. Accompanying the rich text of the publication are nine audio tracks which were either based on actual pieces by Maceda or inspired by his musical practice.
It is the task of man to look for an ATTITUDE OF THE MIND and a course of action other than which imprisons him in his own creations
Jose Maceda (1978)
José MACEDA "Field Recordings In Philippines [1953–1972]” (2xCD. Concrete .CON100, Archival Sound Series. 2015) CD1 - Tracklist: 01 - Kalingga ethnic group – Dee Dee Dali Nmoh Noi (female song) 1:53 02 - Ayte ethnic group – Guitar 0:38 03 - Tiruray ethnic group – Agung (suspended gongs) 1:27 04 - Tiruray ethnic group – Kagul (bamboo scraper gong) 0:48 05 - Ibaloi ethnic group – Batiw (song for the dead people) 3:08 06 - Kankanay ethnic group – Diwas (bamboo instruments like pan flutes /panpipes) 2:13 07 - Bontok ethnic group – Gangsa (metallophone) 2:01 08 - Kankanay ethnic group – “Tiyasha”(chorus) 4:40 09 - Bontok ethnic group – Iyag and Ayeng (Leader Chorus) 3:40 10 - Ayte ethnic group – Guitar 4:45 11 - Ibaroi ethnic group – “Tsai-ng”, male song 2:30 12 - Kalingga ethnic group – “Isuwa-ay” 2:41 13 - Kankanay ethnic group – Kaltsang (zither) 1:10 14 - Tiruray ethnic group – Suling (bamboo flute) 1:32 15 - Ibaroi ethnic group – Sulibao(shorter drum), Kimbal (taller drum), Kalsa&Pinsak (two gongs), Palas (iron batans) 4:07 16 - Kalingga ethnic group – “Dawak” (song for butchering pigs) 2:22 17 - Tagbanua ethnic group – Agung (wide-suspended gongs) and Babandil (narrow-rimmed gong) 2:53 18 - Tiruray ethnic group – “Diwata ka sa Lipan” 5:48 19 - Ibaroi ethnic group – Kalsa&Pinsak (two gongs) 1:16 20 - Ibaroi ethnic group – Tinebteb-ak (6 brass gongs) 1:29 CD2 - Tracklist: 01 - Kalingga – Saggeypo (bamboo instruments like pan flutes /panpipes) 02 - Jose Maceda – Forest sound 1:17 03 - Maranao ethnic group – Magarib (kulintang ensemble) 2:10 04 - Ilokano ethnic group – “Idi Damok nga Ipanrikna kenkatoy Ayat ko”, (guitar with song) 2:05 05 - Isnag ethnic group – Tado (gangsa and conical drums) 1:34 06 - Aeta ethnic group – “Bake boy” 1:05 07 - Isnag ethnic group – “Pas-sing” (zither with 2 strings and platform) 0:32 08 - Maranao ethnic group – Inandang Sarunai (kulintang ensemble) 1:55 09 - addang ethnic group – “Banabayan Inonoku” (Ibanag song) 1:40 10 - Kalingga – “Patatag” (5 bamboo blades) 1:59 11 - Ibanag ethnic group – “Pintatalatto ko” (guitar, voice) 1:50 12 - Kalingga ethnic group – Balingbing (bamboo buzzer) 1:44 13 - Palawan ethnic group – Basal (gong), Agung (wide-rimmed gong), Sanang (higher pitched gong) and Gimbal(drum) 4:05 14 - Kalingga ethnic group – “Insay” (rice pounding song) 4:30 15 - Kalingga ethnic group – Ulibao (jaw's harp) 1:29 16 - Palawan ethnic group – Kulilal (vocal) and kusyapiq 12:25 17 - Maranao ethnic group – Tagutok (bamboo scraper) 0:49 18 - Kalingga ethnic group – Gangsa patting 1:35 19 - Aeta ethnic group – Taliwatiw (flute) 1:49 20 - Bicol ethnic group – “Garo dai Maagod” (with guitar accompaniment) 0:56 21 - Ibanag ethnic group – “Innas a nagpaiduma ti ulpit” (harp with song) 3:19 22 - Palawan ethnic group – Cicada (cricket) 2:34 23 - Palawan ethnic group – Agung (wide-rimmed gong), Sanang (higher pitched gong), and gimbal (drum) 3:05 24 - Aeta ethnic group – Guitar 1:36 25 - Dumagat ethnic group – “Bendolin” (vocal) 2:20 26 - Isnag ethnic group – Cansiyon (nose flute) 0:55 27 - Kalingga ethnic group – Two Sisters (vocal) 1:37 28 - Kalingga ethnic group – Kolitong (bamboo tube zither) 4:18 29 - Kalingga ethnic group – Gologod (bamboo violin) Dong-ilay 2:59 Mastered At – GOK Sound Designed At – Neopa.Inc Produced At – Concrete Produced At – University Of Philippines (Center For Ethnomusicology) Credits: Compiled By, Sounds [Fixed Sound] – Yasuhiro Morinaga Production Manager – Dayang Kraola, Roan Opiso Recorded By – José Maceda Notes: Made in Taiwan. CD 1: https://mega.nz/#!2tMkmajR!hXiA0Bch2L03aBlmDkCQUCSH4pDhoc27TQFfIInhiIM CD 2: https://mega.nz/#!ywcglZja!qETZRyR9KJYDK0R4xfavZubR6zMqnA4HxZFl3sbF5DM
