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Filipinos are confident performers, says Edru Abraham, founder of Kontemporaryong Gamelan Pilipino (Kontra-GaPi). But they shouldn't be content with just interpreting other people's music.
"I'm not saying you shouldn't look to the west... if you want to enrich your musical life," he tells sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David. "But there is enough here to excite you. Learn as much as you can to create your own music, your own style, something... specific to you and to your own community."
Notes:
Some music in this episode is sourced from KontraGaPi on YouTube.
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"We ARE testing people." What protocols are the government observing to ensure our health and safety? How widely is COVID-19 expected to spread? And what measures are being conducted worldwide to contain the disease? Infectious disease expert Dr. Edsel Salvana, the director of the Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology at the National Institutes of Health, speaks with sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David.
Note: This episode was recorded on February 17, 2020. There have been developments since then.
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"If you strike a kulintang, you begin to join yourself with your ancestors. You've been awakened." - Edru Abraham, founder of Kontemporaryong Gamelan Pilipino (Kontra-GaPi), the resident ethnic music and dance ensemble of the College of Arts and Letters, UP Diliman.
In part one of his conversation with sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David, Abraham talks about music that allows us to reflect on our Filipino heritage. "It forces you to consider what things were before 1521."
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Sociologist, writer, and leading public intellectual Randy David speaks with his brother, Caloocan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David, about responding to attacks against the Catholic Church; its efforts to be more responsive to the youth; and the radicality of a faith that promises redemption for both the good and the wicked.
This episode includes discussions on mental health, including some reference to depression and suicide. If you or people you know are dealing with mental health issues, talk to someone about it. You may also call the Department of Health's National Center for Mental Health crisis hotline at 0917 899 8727 (USAP) and 989 8727 (USAP), which is operated 24/7.
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