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Danongan Sibay Kalanduyan (1947-) is a musician from the Mindanao region of the southern Philippines. As a child, he learned to play Maguindanao music with an emphasis on the traditions of kulintang. Kulintang is a gong and drum ensemble indigenous to the Sulu and Mindanao islands in the southern Philippines and northern Borneo. A Kulintang, for which the ensembles are named, is a row of 5 to 11 gongs graduated in pitch. In 1976, Kalanduyan was the artist-in-residence for the University of Washington's department of ethnomusicology. Since 1989, he has served as the director of the Filipino Kulintang Center of San Francisco.
Performance by Danongan Kalanduyan and his students.
Note on original tape box: "An entertainment / Muslim music of the Maguindanaons of Cotabato in Mindanao recorded on Aug. 5, 1977 at the School of Music, Dept. of Ethnomusicology, University of Washington."
Contents: two Duyog versions; two Sinulog versions; one Tagonggo.
WT analog reels digitized 10/2016 (48 kHz, 24-bit) - 77-44.1.wav (11:45).
Note: OT 77-44.1 was baked twice 10/2016 but was still too damaged to make a copy, work tape was backed up instead.
Feedback noise noted between tracks at around 03:30 and 08:16 on 77-44.1.wav
Documentation: See log sheet