Apple Music
Format: MPEG Audio (ALAC to MP3)
Sample rate: 44,100
Bit rate: 320kbps
Frequency cut-off @ 16-20kHz (Verified by spectrogram analysis)
NOTE:
”Esteemed Maguindanaoan Kulintang master from Simuay, Sultan Kudarat, Cotabato, Southern Mindanao, Philippines, Aga Mayo Butocan has devoted more than twenty years of her life to teaching and performing the Kulintang. She devised a system of number notation, to facilitate the teaching of the instrument to non-Maguindanaons. She authored the first Kulintang textbook: ”Palabuni-bunyan” (Manila: Philippine Women’s University Press, 1987). With academic backgrounds in Education and Ethnomusicology, she currently teaches at the University of the Philippines College of Music, and at the Asian Institute of Liturgy and Music. As a performer and Kulintang spokesperson, she has toured Japan, Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Taiwan, and the United States, to represent the Philippines in music festivals and conferences on indigenous cultures.”
Apple Music
Format: MPEG Audio (ALAC to MP3)
Sample rate: 44,100
Bit rate: 320kbps
Frequency cut-off @ 16-20kHz (Verified by spectrogram analysis)
NOTE:
”Esteemed Maguindanaoan Kulintang master from Simuay, Sultan Kudarat, Cotabato, Southern Mindanao, Philippines, Aga Mayo Butocan has devoted more than twenty years of her life to teaching and performing the Kulintang. She devised a system of number notation, to facilitate the teaching of the instrument to non-Maguindanaons. She authored the first Kulintang textbook: ”Palabuni-bunyan” (Manila: Philippine Women’s University Press, 1987). With academic backgrounds in Education and Ethnomusicology, she currently teaches at the University of the Philippines College of Music, and at the Asian Institute of Liturgy and Music. As a performer and Kulintang spokesperson, she has toured Japan, Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Taiwan, and the United States, to represent the Philippines in music festivals and conferences on indigenous cultures.”
– Maguindanao Kulintang (Tao Music, 1995)