“Utom. Summoning the spirit, music in the T’boli heartland”, Rykodisc RCD
Manolete Mora has been acquainted with the T’boli, a people of about 80,000 living around Lake Sebu, in the southwest of Mindanao in the Philippines, since 1983. T’boli music - called utom, ’musical composition’ - constitutes, along with weaving and bead working, a way for the T’boli to preserve th...
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Moussons
2022
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| Dostęp online: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Streszczenie: | Manolete Mora has been acquainted with the T’boli, a people of about 80,000 living around Lake Sebu, in the southwest of Mindanao in the Philippines, since 1983. T’boli music - called utom, ’musical composition’ - constitutes, along with weaving and bead working, a way for the T’boli to preserve their identity.The arrangement of tracks here is consistent, going progressively from intimist to collective music. The disk consists of eleven sets of tracks, with emphasis on instrumental solo musi... |
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