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MUSIKA JORNAL 6
20 October 2009
Musika Jornal 6, the UPCE anuual publication will be launched on November 15, 2009. This refereed journal is prepared by an editorial board comprised of faculty members and researchers from the College of Music, College of Arts and Letters and other units of the University of the Philippines that maintains close linkage with the UPCE. This year’s theme is MUSIC AND MEDIA which includes the following articles:
Yamono, Mele. The Panay Creation Myth as World Picture in the Alunsina Network
Fernandez, Steven. From the Original to the Stage: Transcreating Ethnic Expressions for Show
Baes, Jonas. On the Orders of Terror: Music, Sound and the Philippine Horror Film
Hilarian, Francis. A Case for Community Music Projects as a Practical Necessity for Music-Making and Social Integration within Singapore
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The UP CENTER FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY is a center for music research with material collections on the musics and musical traditions in the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and representative areas from other continents. The Center was founded by Dr. Jose M. Maceda (1917- 2004), composer, ethnomusicologist, pianist, philosopher, scholar, and National Artist.
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The UP Center for Ethnomusicology is a research institution intended to enhance knowledge and understanding of musical cultures in the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and the rest of the world. It functions as a both archive and repository of materials on music, philosophy, anthropology, and other cognate disciplines, as well as a dynamic center for performance and composition of musics of the world’s cultures. It is with much pleasure therefore to invite scholars, artists, and pedagogues to join and interact with us in exploring traditions in the musical world.
Ramon P. Santos, PhD


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MUSIKA JORNAL 6
20 October 2009
Musika Jornal 6, the UPCE anuual publication will be launched on November 15, 2009. This refereed journal is prepared by an editorial board comprised of faculty members and researchers from the College of Music, College of Arts and Letters and other units of the University of the Philippines that maintains close linkage with the UPCE. This year’s theme is MUSIC AND MEDIA which includes the following articles:
Yamono, Mele. The Panay Creation Myth as World Picture in the Alunsina Network
Fernandez, Steven. From the Original to the Stage: Transcreating Ethnic Expressions for Show
Baes, Jonas. On the Orders of Terror: Music, Sound and the Philippine Horror Film
Hilarian, Francis. A Case for Community Music Projects as a Practical Necessity for Music-Making and Social Integration within Singapore
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The UP CENTER FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY is a center for music research with material collections on the musics and musical traditions in the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and representative areas from other continents. The Center was founded by Dr. Jose M. Maceda (1917- 2004), composer, ethnomusicologist, pianist, philosopher, scholar, and National Artist.
>> READ MORE


The UP Center for Ethnomusicology is a research institution intended to enhance knowledge and understanding of musical cultures in the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and the rest of the world. It functions as a both archive and repository of materials on music, philosophy, anthropology, and other cognate disciplines, as well as a dynamic center for performance and composition of musics of the world’s cultures. It is with much pleasure therefore to invite scholars, artists, and pedagogues to join and interact with us in exploring traditions in the musical world.
Ramon P. Santos, PhD


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Researchers’ Access Form
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Request for Reproduction