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José Maceda (b. January 31, 1917, Manila – d. May 5, 2004, Quezon City) was a Filipino composer and ethnomusicologist. Prof. Maceda studied piano with Victorina Lobregat at the Academy of Music in Manila, where he graduated in 1935, and with Alfred Cortot at the École Normale de Musique de Paris from 1937–41. Later he studied in the USA, including private piano studies with E. Robert Schmit...read more

Filipino ethnomusicologist experimental contemporary classical composer

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Ugnayan
Colors without rhythm
Suling-Suling
I
IV
Strata
II
Sujeichon
III
V
Pagsamba - Kyrie
Pagsamba - Gloria
VI
Guitar, Played by Ayte Ethnic Group, 1953
Pagsamba - Credo
Agung (Suspended Gongs), Played by Tiruray Ethnic Group, 1954
Pagsamba - Sanctus
"Dee Dee Dali Nmoh Noi" (Female Song), Played by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1953
Kagul (Bamboo Scraper Gong), Played by Tiruray Ethnic Group, 1954
Forest Sound, 1967
Batiw (Song for the Dead People), Played by Ibaloi Ethnic Group, 1960
Gangsa (Metallophone), Played by Bontok Ethnic Group, 1953
Diwas (Bamboo Instruments Like Pan Flutes / Panpipes), Played by Kankanay Ethnic Group, 1960
Pagsamba - Agnus
"Tiyasha" (Chorus), Played by Kankanay Ethnic Group, 1960
"Isuwa-ay", Chant by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1953
Tado (Gangsa and Conical Drums), Sung by Isnag Ethnic Group, 1967
"Idi Damok nga Ipanrikna kenkatoy Ayat ko", (Guitar With Song), Played by Ilokano Ethnic Group, 1968
"Bake Boy", Played by Aeta Ethnic Group, 1967
Saggeypo (Bamboo Instruments Like Pan Flutes / Panpipes), Played by Kalingga, 1964
Tinebteb-ak (6 Brass Gongs), Played by Ibaroi Ethnic Group, 1961
Iyag and Ayeng (Leader Chorus), Played by Bontok Ethnic Group, 1953
"Tsai-ng", Male Song, Played by Ibaroi Ethnic Group, 1961
Kalsa & Pinsak (Two Gongs), Played by Ibaroi Ethnic Group, 1961
"Dawak" (Song for Butchering Pigs), Song by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1960
Inandang Sarunai (Kulintang Ensemble), Played by Maranao Ethnic Group, 1964
"Diwata ka sa Lipan", Chant by Tiruray Ethnic Group, 1954
Suling (Bamboo Flute), Played by Tiruray Ethnic Group, 1954
Magarib (Kulintang Ensemble), Played by Maranao Ethnic Group, 1964
Music for two pianos and four percussion groups
VII
Balingbing (Bamboo Buzzer), Played by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1972
Agung (Wide-Suspended Gongs) and Babandil (Narrow-Rimmed Gong), Played by Tagbanua Ethnic Group, 1955
Kaltsang (Zither), Played by Kankanay Ethnic Group, 1960
"Banabayan Inonoku" (Ibanag Song), Sung by Gaddang Ethnic Group, 1967
"Patatag" (5 Bamboo Blades), Played by Kalingga, 1964
Kulilal (Vocal) and Kusyapiq (Lute), Played by Palawan Ethnic Group, 1972
"Pas-sing" (Zither With 2 Strings and Platform) by Isnag Ethnic Group, 1967
Ulibao (Jaw's Harp), Played by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1972
Tagutok (Bamboo Scraper), Played by Maranao Ethnic Group, 1964
Sulibao (Shorter Drum), Kimbal (Taller Drum), Kalsa & Pinsak (Two Gongs), Palas (Iron Batans), Played by Ibaroi Ethnic Group, 1960
"Bendolin" (Vocal), Sung by Dumagat Ethnic Group, 1967
Gangsa Patting, Played by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1972
"Pintatalatto ko" (Guitar, Voice), Played by Ibanag Ethnic Group, 1967
Cicada (Cricket), Played by Palawan Ethnic Group, 1972
Agung (Wide-Rimmed Gong), Sanang (Higher Pitched Gong), and Gimbal (Drum), Played by Palawan Ethnic Group, 1972
Taliwatiw (Flute), Played by Aeta Ethnic Group, 1967
Garo dai Maagod" (With Guitar Accompaniment), Played by Bicol Ethnic Group, 1967
Cansiyon (Nose Flute), Played by Isnag Ethnic Group, 1967
"Innas a nagpaiduma ti ulpit" (Harp With Song), Played by Ibanag Ethnic Group, 1967
"Insay" (Rice Pounding Song), Played by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1964
Music For Two Pianos And Four Percussion Groups 2000
Guitar, Played by Aeta Ethnic Group, 1967
Kolitong (Bamboo Tube Zither), Played by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1964
Basal (Gong), Agung (Wide-Rimmed Gong), Sanang (Higher Pitched Gong), and Gimbal (Drum), Played by Palawan Ethnic Group, 1972
Two Sisters (Vocal), Sung by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1964
Gologod (Bamboo Violin) Dong-ilay, Played by Kalingga Ethnic Group, 1964
Strata (1987)
Pagsamba - ii: Gloria
Pagsamba, Part V: Agnus
Pagsamba, Part III: Credo
Pagsamba - i: Kyrie
Music For Two Pianos And Four Percussion Groups (2000)
Pagsamba - iv: Sanctus
Pagsamba, Part I: Kyrie
Ugnayan (excerpt)
Pagsamba - iii: Credo
Pagsamba - v: Agnus
Pagsamba: Gloria
Pagsamba: Credo
Pagsamba: Sanctus
Pagsamba: Agnus
Pagsamba: Kyrie
Pagsamba, Part II: Gloria
Pagsamba, Part IV: Sanctus
Sujeichon (2002)
Pagsamba I
Sujeichon - 2002
Pagsamba II
Pagsamba IV
Music For Two Pianos And Four Percussion Groups - 2000
Binalig Scale Played On Kudyapi'
Tidtu Mode Played On Kulintang
Music for 5 Pianos
Tidtu Mode Played By Basalan Ensemble
Pagsamba (1968) - I. Kyrie
Pagsamba (1968) - II. Gloria
Pagsamba (1968) - III. Credo
Mabaning
Pagsamba (1968) - V. Agnus
Pagsamba (1968) - IV. Sanctus
2 Pianos and 4 Winds
Diwata Kasalipan
Colors without rhythm (1999)
Duyug Mode Played On Agung
Playing Togo'
Sarangkunay
Suling-suling (1985)
Sinulug Mode Played By Basalan Ensemble
Pagsamba: I
Pagsamba: I. Kyrie
Pagsamba [1968] - i. Kyrie
ii. Gloria
Pagsamba: III. Credo
Music for Five Pianos
iii. Credo
Distemperament (1992, UK Premiere)
Strata - 1987
iv. Sanctus
Pagsamba III
Pagsamba V
Playing Luntang
Duyug Mode Played On Dabakan
Duyug Mode Played On Babandil
"Tinumbuk A Tinadtar"
Dinaladay Scale Played On Kudyapi'
Tidtu Mode Played On Babandil, Dabakan And Agung
Bungbung Mangmang
Sinulug Mode Played On Dabakan
Talawi
Duyug Mode Played On Toy Piano
Sinulug Mode Played On Gandingan
"Batunan Ta Sa Lutang"
Kiriman Ay Kiriman
Rhythms Played On Kubing
Duyug Mode Played On Gandingan
Lasib
Duyug Mode Played On Kulintang
Isaden
Radya Indara Patra
Sinulug Mode Played On Babandil
Makabimban Played On Suling
Tagunggo' Rhythm Played On Agung, Tambul And Dabakan
Jose Maceda with 241 musicians - Pagsamba - Kyrie
Jose Maceda with 241 musicians - Pagsamba - Gloria
Jose Maceda with 241 musicians - Pagsamba - Sanctus
Pagsamba: III
Pagsamba: II
Jose Maceda with 241 musicians - Pagsamba - Agnus
Pagsamba: II. Gloria
Forest Sound (1967)
Pagsamba: V
Pagsamba: IV
Pagsamba: V. Agnus
Pagsamba: IV. Sanctus
Music For Two Pianos And Four Precussion Groups 2000
Suling-Suling [extract]
Dissemination
v. Agnus
Colors without Rythm
Pagsamba 3
Pagsamba 1
Pagsamba 4
Pagsamba 2
Pagsamba 5
Duyug Mode Played By Basalan Ensemble
Sinulug Mode Played On Agung
Bang (Adhan)
Whistled Palendag Tune
Pagsamba [5]: agnus
Rhythms Played On Agung, Tambul And Dabakan
Sinulug Mode Played On Kulintang
Wa Izqala Ibrahim
Sandel Sa Wata Babae
Aday Tumpubg Dalimbang
Allahu Rabbuna
Ugnayan, music for 20 radio stations
Udlot Udlot
Pagsamba - i. Kyrie
Udlot Udlot (Excerpt)
Pagsamba, Agnus
Pagsamba, Kyrie
Pagsamba, Sanctus
Music for 2 pianos & 4 percussion groups
"Garo dai Maagod" (With Guitar Accompaniment), Played by Bicol Ethnic Group, 1967
Colors Without Rhythm, for orchestra
Sujeichon, a Korean court music for 4 pianos
Pagsamba, Gloria
Pagsamba, Credo
Mills Contemporary Ensemble, Jose Maceda - Suling-Suling
Philippine PO, Josefino (Chino) Toledo - Colors Without Rhythm
Jose Maceda with 241 musicians - Pagsamba - Credo
Music For Two Pianos And Four
Pagsamba - v. Agnus
Pagsamba I: Kyrie
Pagsamba V: Agnus
Music for Five Pianos (1993)
Pagsamba IV: Sanctus
Pagsamba - iv. Sanctus
Pagsamba III: Credo
Music for Two Pianos and Four Winds (1995)
Pagsamba - iii. Credo
Pagsamba II: Gloria
"Distemperament" For Orchestral Instruments
Pagsamba - ii. Gloria
Suling-suling [1985]
Pagsamba, for large bamboo ensemble, gongs, 5 male vocal & 100 mixed vo
Music For Five Piano
Music For Five Piano
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