UTOM summoning the spirit : music in the TBOLI heartland. ([S.l. s.n., 1990)
A lute player by the hearth -- Call of the cicada (Utom udel kuleng helef)-- Flying woodpecker (Utom k'lelet moyong)-- Dance tune (Utom nadal) -- Making play of work -- Call of the cicada (Utom kuleng helef) -- In the presence of the spirit -- Gongs of the Lemlahak man (Utom k'lintang tau Lemlahak) -- Reed pipe (Utom feu) -- The shamans flute -- Song of the night bird (Utom udel blila) -- Beat of the horses hoofs (Utom legedeg kuda) -- Fiddler in the cave -- Call of the cicada (Utom udel kuleng helef)-- Cackling m'naul bird (Utom t'kak m'naul) -- The alluring lute dancer -- Concealed Touch (Utom semigot) -- Mother of Daddang (Utom Ye Daddang)-- Lute Dance (Utom hegelung nadal) -- Summoning the people -- Beating the gongs slowly (Utom s'magi batul) -- Beating the gongs criss (Utom s'magi semfefay)-- Sound of the wind (Utom luk lenos) -- The singing poets: the seer and the seducer -- Hymn of Lake Sebu (Lingon Tutul Sebu)-- Prized banana (Soging Tundan) -- The harp of heaven -- Lute (Utom hegelung)-- Child yearns for its dead mother (La Titilem la Tundan) -- Gongs and drums -- Sendulug (Utom sendulug) -- Fast tenintu (Utom tenintu k'let) -- Heligal: making happiness -- Continously (La helos) -- No head (La kutu).
Keywords: Music -- Philippines; Folk music -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island; Tboli(Philippine people) -- Music