Music of the Magindanao in the Philippines recorded and annotated by Jose Maceda. - Maceda, Jose. ([S.I.] Folkways Records & Service Corp., 1961)
CD1. The gong Ensemble (Basalan): Duyug mode on the whole ensemble -- On the babandil -- On the dabakan -- On the gandingan -- On the agung -- On the kulintang -- Sinulog mode on the whole ensemble -- On the babandil -- On the dabakan -- On the gandingan -- On the agung -- On the kulintang -- Tidtu mode on the whole ensemble -- On the babandil, Dabakan, Gandingan, Agung -- Gongs and other instruments: Tidtu mode on the kulintang -- Danden style -- Binalig style -- Tagunggo rhythm -- Gong (Agung), Cylindrical'Drum (Tambul), and tabular drum (Dabakan): The rhythms -- Lakadtag; Pingada; Drum beats for dancing -- Boat lute (Kudyapi'): Dinaladay scale -- Patundug -- Banutun -- Binalig scale: Mapalendad -- Mapalankune -- Vertical bamboo flutes: 1.Ring-type (Suling) makabimban -- 2.Lip-valley type (Palendag) -- Piece/ Kalim Uka -- Piece/Masil Uka -- Jew's Harp (Kubing): Rhythm recorded at 7.5 ips, Rhythm played back at 3.75 ips "Banutun ta sa Lutang", Tinumbuk a tinadtar -- CD2. Epic and religious chants (Vocal Music): Epic chants:Radya indara patra -- Diwata kasalipan -- Religious chants: During the Friday-noon service -- Bang (adhan) -- Lasib -- During the Ramadan -- Talawi -- During the molud -- Allahu Rabbuna -- Other religious chants: Wa Izqala Ibrahim -- Other chants and musical instruments: Love chants: Sarangkunay -- Aday tumpung dalimbang -- Kiriman ay kiriman -- Mabaning -- Isaden -- Lullabies -- Sangel as wata babae -- Bungbung mangmang -- A child vendor's tune -- Whistling -- Palendag tune -- Musical instruments of the tirural: Kagul -- Togo' -- Duyug mode on a toy piano.
Recorded and Annotated by Jose Maceda, Univesity of the Philippines. Folkways Ethnic Library FE 4536 A/B
2cd's in container.
Keywords: Folkways music -- Philippines