Kim’s grandfather, Danongan “Danny” Kalanduyan, was a kulintang master and NEA National Heritage Fellow. Kulintang is an ancient instrumental music played on a row of small, horizontally laid gongs that function melodically, accompanied by larger, suspended gongs and drums. Kim Kalanduyan-Villanueva, who identifies as ethnically Maguindanaon, is part of the artistic lineage of kulintang musicians. About the Presenters Kim Kalanduyan-Villanueva – kulintang musiciain If you’d like to support the artists and the program, donations will be welcomed.ĭownload the program notes, here.
A link to the live stream will be provided in your confirmation email. These experts will address questions from the audience throughout the program. Ellorin will provide additional commentary. They will also address how the continuation of these art forms in the United States plays an important role in the preservation of the traditional performing arts in the Philippines and for the Filipino diaspora. Kulintang musician Kim Kalanduyan-Villanueva, and folk dancer and researcher Nicholas Delmundo-Benton will explore the significance, purpose, and intention of select music and dance pieces. The program will explore the rich cultural context of the performing arts of the Maguindanao people of Mindanao, Philippines through live discussion and recorded footage of performances. This music and dance presentation, hosted live, will feature musicians and dancers from the Samahan Filipino American Performing Arts & Education Center and ethnomusicologist Dr. Special Guest Appearance by Maguindanao Master Artist Faisal Monal from Cotabato City, Philippinesįree Live Stream– View the Recorded Stream The Traditional Music & Dance of the Maguindanao People of Mindanao, Philippines Featuring Samahan with Ethnomusicologist Bernard Ellorin This presentation of music and dance celebrates Philippine Independence Day 2021. The Traditional Music & Dance of Mindanao, Philippines featuring Samahan is the last of six programs in the Center for World Music’s Spring 2021 Virtual Encounters with World Music and Dance series.
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