"An important discovery of the original 1974 recording of a Maceda masterpiece! Recorded as 20 channels broadcast simultaneously on all of Manila's radio stations to the population gathered in public spaces with hand-held transistor radios, Ugnayan was a massive production supported by the Marcos regime intended to meld values of indigenous Filipino culture with modernist aesthetics. Though politically problematic and largely misunderstood, the effort involving the public in an avant garde, environmental music performance was an unprecedented achievement that has not yet been surpassed. Xenakis-like clouds of sounds from bamboo instruments, cymbals, gongs and voices are precisely notated in a 100-page score using complex polyrhythmic relationships that realize Maceda's unique textural style in its most concentrated and intense form. The composer supervised the separate recording for each radio channel onto high quality analog tapes and the result is the most stunning example of this important and neglected composer's work yet released. Essential."-Tzadik
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UPC: 702397806820
Label: Tzadik Catalog ID: 8068 Squidco Product Code: 12397 Format: CD Condition: New Released: 2009 Country: USA Packaging: Jewel Tray Recorded at the studio of Radio Veritas , Philippines, in 1973 under the supervision of the composer. Mised by Chris Brown at the Center for Contemporary Music (CCM) at Mills College,Oakland, CA. Mastered by Scott Hull.
Personnel:
Jose Maceda-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
Nita Abrogar-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
Josefina Arrieta-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
Ruben Federizon-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
Arsenio Nicolas, Jr.-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
Fabian Obispo-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
Felicidad Prudente-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
Antonio Regalario-Kolitong (zithers), Bungbung (bamboo Horns), Ongiyung (whistle Flutes), Bangibang (yoked-shaped Wooden Bars), Balingbing (buzzers), Agung (wide-rimmed Gongs), Chinese Cymbals, Gongs, Echo Gong
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Track Listing:
1. Ugnayan 1973 - music for 20 radio stations 51:01
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