ilocano love songs

chorale

Songs and Music of the Philippines in the New Society by the Philippine Constabulary Band and the Philippine Constabulary Choral Ensemble

nanay songs

The Best Of Ilocano Songs Vol. 27 (Mailiwak Kenka/Ay-Ayaten Ka)

Namalbaliwen Ti Tiempo

The Best Of Ilocano Songs Vol. 11 (Pilipinas, Ina A Daga/Ina La Ti Ina)

No Siakto't Agbalasang

The Best Of Ilocano Songs Vol. 19 (Sayangguseng/Tagibik Ni Liday)

Italek Ko Toy Ayat

Adda Met La Kenka

(Songs and Music of the Philippines in the New Society
by the Philippine Constabulary Band and the Philippine Constabulary Choral Ensemble.

Pilipinas Kong Mahal By The Philippine Constabulary Choral Ensemble With Band Accompaniment

Pamulinawen - Ti Ayat Ti Maysa Nga Ubing By Ruth Fonseca, Soloist With Combo Accompaniment

Lubi - Lubi By The Philippine Constabulary Choral Ensemble With Band Accompaniment

Dayang - Dayang By C2C Kashmere Arpa

Dandansoy By The Philippine Constabulary Choral Ensemble With Combo Accompaniment

Bagong Pagsilang By The Philippine Constabulary Choral Ensemble With Band Accompaniment

Bagong Lipunan By The Philippine Constabulary Choral Ensemble With Band Accompaniment

Kid's Hits Vol. 2

Hello I Love You

The Best Philippine Folk Dances

Ilocano Medley: Naraniag Nga Bulan / Manang Biday / Pamulinawen

Guitarmaster Vol. 4 - The Best Of Pilipino Folk Songs

Ti Ayat

Ilocano Medley: Naraniag Nga Bulan / Manang Biday / Pamulinawen / Naraniag

Kalesa is a Tagalog word which means horse-drawn carriage.  It exists in the Filipino culture as a popular song which has been transcribed in a variety of ways.  In my setting, the sonic world of the horse (i.e. whinnying and trotting) is set in opposition to the world of the Filipino tune about the horse.  Throughout the piece, these worlds are constantly in flux, colliding with one another and are subsequently affected.

Performed by Carina Reeves, Cheung Chau, Bo Li, Kate Kayian, celli in Jordan Hall in Spring 1996, in  Boston, Mass

Kalesa for four violoncelli

A.k.a. "Gaano ko Ikaw Kamahal". Instrumental piano (minus-one). Prof. Luzviminda Modelo on keyboard. 

Gaano Kita Kamahal (piano instrumental)

'Naraniag A Bulan' is an Ilocano folk song. Interpreted by the Mabuhay Singers under the music supervision of Leopoldo Silos. Audio fron a vinyl phonograph LP record ["Mabuhay Singers Sing Ilocano Songs," Villar Records, MLP 5075-S, Mareco Inc. Quezon City, Philippines]. 

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Naraniag A Bulan - Mabuhay Singers

My arrangement of two Philippine patriotic songs mashed up in medley format.

Ako ay Pilipino-Pilipinas kong mahal

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Pamulinawen - Ti Ayat Ti Maysa Nga Ubing By Ruth Fonseca, Soloist With Combo Accompaniment

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