U.P. Center for Ethnomusicology
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U.P. Center for Ethnomusicology
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Center for Ethnomusicology, University of Philippines
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Jose Maceda Hall, U.P. College of Music, Abelardo Hall in Diliman, Quezon City,Philippines
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The name, “U.P. Center for Ethnomusicology“, is an outcome of its former appellation, the “U.P. Ethnomusicology Archives”, established in June 16, 1997 by the U.P. Board of Regents, in recognition of Professor Jose Maceda’s visionary work and authorship of putting together an ethnomusicological collection of about 2500 hours of recorded music in open reel and cassette tapes, field notes, music transcriptions, song texts, photographs, music instruments, music compositions, personal files, about 2000 books and journals, all of which he personally initiated and developed as a unified institutional resource for music research.
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| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Təwung (long conical drums) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Ləsɔng undat (gigantic mortar to pound rice) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Dayung lung balau (welcome ceremony with leader-chorus singing) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Parap (solo ritual dance with leader-chorus singing) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Udo kita, udo kibah, udo taing and udo maok (masks in a dance with kədirek, mouth organ) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Jagang tigang (music for sampɛʔ, lute) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Kanjɛt Təngən Ləttɔh (Dance With Sampɛʔ, Lute) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Bəttik nilun (tatooing song) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Lutong (bamboo zithers) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Təluy (prompter-leader-chorus singing) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Kədingət (two flutes) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Liyung bayu (for uding, jew's harp) | Holding Institution of Original Materials | |
| Tidaw (women's song) | Holding Institution of Original Materials |
| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Təwung (long conical drums) | Licensing Institution | |
| Ləsɔng undat (gigantic mortar to pound rice) | Licensing Institution | |
| Dayung lung balau (welcome ceremony with leader-chorus singing) | Licensing Institution | |
| Parap (solo ritual dance with leader-chorus singing) | Licensing Institution | |
| Udo kita, udo kibah, udo taing and udo maok (masks in a dance with kədirek, mouth organ) | Licensing Institution | |
| Jagang tigang (music for sampɛʔ, lute) | Licensing Institution | |
| Kanjɛt Təngən Ləttɔh (Dance With Sampɛʔ, Lute) | Licensing Institution | |
| Bəttik nilun (tatooing song) | Licensing Institution | |
| Lutong (bamboo zithers) | Licensing Institution | |
| Təluy (prompter-leader-chorus singing) | Licensing Institution | |
| Kədingət (two flutes) | Licensing Institution | |
| Liyung bayu (for uding, jew's harp) | Licensing Institution |