Hey guys! If you'd like more Filipino tribal music (ROYALTY-FREE/no copyright issues), visit www.audiocinema.store/product-page/indigenous-filipino-pack-1 We've created a song pack (5 tracks), found exclusively on AUDIO CINEMA. Intro sale is 50% off for a limited time! Best, Sancho & Morin
We ask for permission if we can use your music for performances of our students. I assure will give credits in the acknowledgement . Hope you can produce more Filipino music. Kudos to u
Hey filipinos on the internet, if you're interested getting a bit more into Filipino indigenous music, I spent a portion of my life really exploring it and I've found it's hard to find good recordings of the stuff on youtube, so I made a small collection here of some of the beautiful traditional music forms which we have preserved via youtube I've put the titles (youtube doesn't like links) here: Tribal sounds of the Philippines • T'BOLI (showcase of various: short singing passage, a stringed instrument: (hegelung) + mouth-harp (kubing), a gong melody instrument (kulintang), & drumming) Kutiyapi - pamipi sa dital (stringed instrument called kutiyapi of Maguindanao, very bad quality video but good song) Hegelung : The Woodpecker (stringed instrument called hegelung of T'boli tribe) Jessie Gan - Faglong Master (similar stringed instrument called faglung of B'laan) Many videos from channel "Harold Andre" are Kulintang performances (Maguindanaon style) which are very good. If you're still not overwhelmed, or just are interested in more, I've put many more in a reply to this post.
Hopefully I don't look like too much of a weirdo posting a bunch of random youtube video recommendations in a comment section :P) Kulintang: Fred-Ho: Kapagonor (professionally recorded) Filipino Martial Arts Soundtrack 3 (professionally recorded) The Cotobato Sessions (professionally recorded) FARID GUINOMLA - Kulintang a Kamamatuan (Maguindanaon Kulintang Music) (Home video but interesting w/ 10 gong kulintang instead of 8) YT Channel Philippine-Korea team Various from T'boli tribe: Tboli Music Instruments | Kulingtan | Kubing (Jaw Harp) | S'loli (Bamboo Flute) | Tnonggong Tribal people playing musical instruments | T'boli, Philippines Various from Palawan (different culture, interesting scales) In Memory of Pala'wan Master Artist Masino Intaray (1943-2013) The KUSIYAPÌ, KUDLONGAN and KUDYAPI of the PALA’WAN. Kutiyapi: Kudyapi - Master Samaon Sulaiman (recorded performance) Master Bitol Sulaiman Master Ismael Ahmad plays the Kutiyapi (various players, good quality) Ibrahim and Morsid Sulaiman play the Kutiyapi (various players, good quality) KUTYAPI - ISMAEL AHMAD (Maguindanaon Musical Culture) (good quality) VTS 01 1 (awful quality but many songs) Hegelung: In Memory of Pala'wan Master Artist Masino Intaray (1943-2013) Two Hegelung solos from south Cotabato, Philippines Woodpecker Song by B'laan Jessie Gan Singing: Tboli Chanting - Ye Gas sings! t'boli singer y'egas Other: Bamboo harp [YT channel KlangWelten]
Thank you so much, I’ve been searching for ways back to the roots post colonialism and music is such a beautiful place to start. Thank you for sharing this, amazing🫶
Reminds me of Akira. If the Philippines could make their own cyberpunk movie, they can use some sort of music like this too. I can now continue to write my cyberpunk novel.
I think the Akira instruments were inspired by Norwegian drums or something like that. I learn it from a documentary of Akira. But yeah, this sound pretty similar...quite interesting
Before the Spanish Colonization of the Philippines, Filipino Music was actually Microtonal which is like their neighbor Indonesia in which they use the 5EDO Scale which divides the octave to 5 Notes. It might be macrotonal assuming that 5 is less than 12. With the limitations of the 5-TET/5EDO Scale, It has minimal dissonance which only comes from the major 2nd which 2 diatonic semitones rubs (although the scale consists of 4ths, 5ths, 2nds and 6ths).
While this is true to some extent, this is honestly a pretty western/reductive and simplistic view of Filipino precolonial music. From my personal interest, I've found there are a few general musical forms which spread throughout the archipelago with variation per the culture. In the north the music is generally fairly simple with cyclic melodic structures which you sustain for however long, using various different instruments such as bamboo zithers or flat gongs called gangsa. There are also some flutes which are pentatonic. In central and south Philippines there is Kulintang music, which is a more improvisational form with the kulintang as the main and melodic instrument. The scale of the kulintang is 'arbitrary' or based on personal/regional preference, there isn't really much of anything in the way of specific music theory around the scale used, as far as I have seen. I'd be interested to know where you got the idea that their is a filipino music culture based around a 5 tone equal tempered scale and what culture it is specifically.
@@keytron1391Not sure if you're interested, but I wrote a comment with a collection of filipino music videos on youtube as I found it's hard to find good recordings/know what's out there. I have a longer list in this comment section under this accound also if you want. I put titles (youtube doesn't like links) of some videos of various musical forms: Tribal sounds of the Philippines • T'BOLI (showcase of various: short singing passage, a stringed instrument: (hegelung) + mouth-harp (kubing), a gong melody instrument (kulintang), & drumming) Kutiyapi - pamipi sa dital (stringed instrument called kutiyapi of Maguindanao, very bad quality video but good song) Hegelung : The Woodpecker (stringed instrument called hegelung of T'boli tribe) Jessie Gan - Faglong Master (similar stringed instrument called faglung of B'laan) Many videos from channel "Harold Andre" are Kulintang performances (Maguindanaon style) which are very good. If you're still not overwhelmed, or just are interested in more, I've put many more in a reply to this post.
Hello all! This audio track is available to the public, free of charge AND copyright! Please just give original music credit to our group, "Sancho & Morin". Thank you all for the love! We truly appreciate it :) Best, Sancho & Morin
Thank you for this po. Napaka ganda nakakatuwang makarinig ng mga ganito. At lalo na kung maaaring magamit. Kaunting kaunti na lang po kaso ang uploaded filipino pre colonial music. Maraming salamat po ulit.
As much as I am thankful for the conversion of the Philippines to Christianity, i sometimes cant help but feel "robbed" of my cultural identity and History.
If the Philippines would have been Buddhist then all of your culture would have been preserved like in Thailand, Cambodia or Japan where Polytheism is strong.
I sort of feel embarrassed for searching this up. Since I feel racist for searching up tribal music. But I love music like this. This makes me proud to have filipino blood running through my veins.
I adore this Botong Francisco painting (the first part of "The Progress of Medicine in the Philippines")! I just visited the restored original at the National Museum, and it's awe-inspiring, really. Definitely worth a visit!
personally im not happy that our culture, traditions and ways of life got converted into Christianity. my goal is to learn more about the roots of pre colonial Philippines, to carry on the traditions our ancestors created.
We got robbed it's plain and simple. Any filipino who disagrees is blind and is complacent being a dog to the abuse of a white god and a white power and that mindset needs to be destroyed, we were something, we were more than that, only for it to be stolen.
Im sorry but our culture wasnt converted to christianity but rather INFLUENCED by it. We still had alot of our pre colonial culture, also we're not actually loosing some of our traditions because of christianity but rather because, generation by generation we are gradually forgetting them. Take pagmamano as an example...
I came here after hearing some of this music live. And was struck by the rythms being similar to some of my culture's (Nigerian) traditional music. Lookin at the comments I see so many of yall wonderful people also fell victim to the same tricks the British Missionaries played on my people. They came with the bible. Made a few rich and conquered and destroyed most of the traditions that went back to before they even invented the name Jesus. Luckily it seems the current generations are acknowledging that the Spainards (British) did some deplorable things even though you still defend the Christianity. Luckily I see the braver younger generation realizing the the Christian part was just as wrong and beginning to drop the religion of the colonizer and get back to the old ways . And those of you saying the Spanish colonizer weren't real Christians, I have to say you are wrong. They were for sure more Christian than the Filipinos they taught the religion too. Otherwise you are saying every Christian Filipino learned from fake Christians? NO Sorry you don't get to do that. The were real Christians but that religion allows you to do absolutely ANYTHING in the name of god. Because the priest will forgive you of any sin. If the colonizers were Buddists...I can see a few violent Buddists. but it is difficult to imagine a culture of conquering Buddists. Not saying it's impossible but i don't think it would be as drastic as the Christians did
Ever since I watched the Moana movie, I started to be very curious of our ancestors and their native ancient lives. Sadly, I found very few, just works of Jose Rizal about colonialism are only the ones being taught to us at school 😔
hi Sancho & Morin, i was captivated by your music. May I ask for your express permission for me to use this music for a short film on tourism i am working with ? I will include your name as the music producer in the credit roll ofcourse 🙆🏻
Hi, may I please use this as background music for my video of Anyo flow for our exam? I will put a credits in the end of the video to acknowledge your work. Thank you in advance.
Hello Sancho & Morin, may I ask for your permission to use this as my background music for my Anyo Arnis video, it is for academic purposes. It would mean a lot, thank you.
@@unknowncaller3473 Bobo halatang hindi ka updated sa nangyayari sa mundo😂,parang ngayun kapalang gumamit ng internet,scientific studies in luzon they discovered bones exist 700,000 year's👏😂.
Our civilization started in 900 bce kung di niyo tutunungin magsaliksik kasi even before the birth of Sidharta Gautama(Buddhism) our ancestors where hindu people even before they become buddhist but saddly many filipinos dosen't aknowledge this soo sad palibhasa ang alam lang ay Animsm,islam and christianism hahaha ang tatanga our ancestors escpaped from Borneo and the hands of Rajah Makatunau centuries ago so magsaliksik din pag-maytime di lang kung ano-ano ang mga pinapanuod
I'm just jealous of the Samoans, Aztecs, Tainos, Vikings Got to keep some of there ancient traditions an artwork music Buildings like the pyramids an old language alive. Even the tattoos are beautiful. The pinoy indigenous were looked upon as savages unfortunately i suppose. I guess our Native roots gotta be destroyed an forgotten. Wish it had a museum. White man probably destroyed it all? Shoutout to the Aetas an Igorot. Never be ashamed of our brown skin.
actually aetas or what the international world called negrito are not austronesians so while they are technically filipino we don't share the same ethnic group with them as they go here first before our ethnic group austronesian that came from taiwan, only the igorots are austronesians not negritos but yes we must value them as well as they are the first people of this land before our ancestors colonize this land
Hi, to the owner of this video, I would like to ask for permission to use this audio for my anyo video for academic purposes po. It would mean a lot if you will grant me your permission. Thank you.
We should have Filipinos bring back indigenous music and OR incorporate this into modern Filipino music genres. We need more musical creativity and innovation in the Philippines instead of this dull kpop and soft rnb drivel that doesn’t define us.
Hey guys!
If you'd like more Filipino tribal music (ROYALTY-FREE/no copyright issues), visit www.audiocinema.store/product-page/indigenous-filipino-pack-1
We've created a song pack (5 tracks), found exclusively on AUDIO CINEMA. Intro sale is 50% off for a limited time!
Best,
Sancho & Morin
Ok. I shared this video on my Facebook and my page. 😊
We ask for permission if we can use your music for performances of our students. I assure will give credits in the acknowledgement . Hope you can produce more Filipino music. Kudos to u
Hello, I looked at the song pack on the website to purchase but I couldn't find where I can listen to a sample of each song on the pack.
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Hey filipinos on the internet, if you're interested getting a bit more into Filipino indigenous music, I spent a portion of my life really exploring it and I've found it's hard to find good recordings of the stuff on youtube, so I made a small collection here of some of the beautiful traditional music forms which we have preserved via youtube I've put the titles (youtube doesn't like links) here:
Tribal sounds of the Philippines • T'BOLI (showcase of various: short singing passage, a stringed instrument: (hegelung) + mouth-harp (kubing), a gong melody instrument (kulintang), & drumming)
Kutiyapi - pamipi sa dital (stringed instrument called kutiyapi of Maguindanao, very bad quality video but good song)
Hegelung : The Woodpecker (stringed instrument called hegelung of T'boli tribe)
Jessie Gan - Faglong Master (similar stringed instrument called faglung of B'laan)
Many videos from channel "Harold Andre" are Kulintang performances (Maguindanaon style) which are very good.
If you're still not overwhelmed, or just are interested in more, I've put many more in a reply to this post.
Hopefully I don't look like too much of a weirdo posting a bunch of random youtube video recommendations in a comment section :P)
Kulintang:
Fred-Ho: Kapagonor (professionally recorded)
Filipino Martial Arts Soundtrack 3 (professionally recorded)
The Cotobato Sessions (professionally recorded)
FARID GUINOMLA - Kulintang a Kamamatuan (Maguindanaon Kulintang Music) (Home video but interesting w/ 10 gong kulintang instead of 8)
YT Channel Philippine-Korea team
Various from T'boli tribe:
Tboli Music Instruments | Kulingtan | Kubing (Jaw Harp) | S'loli (Bamboo Flute) | Tnonggong
Tribal people playing musical instruments | T'boli, Philippines
Various from Palawan (different culture, interesting scales)
In Memory of Pala'wan Master Artist Masino Intaray (1943-2013)
The KUSIYAPÌ, KUDLONGAN and KUDYAPI of the PALA’WAN.
Kutiyapi:
Kudyapi - Master Samaon Sulaiman (recorded performance)
Master Bitol Sulaiman Master Ismael Ahmad plays the Kutiyapi (various players, good quality)
Ibrahim and Morsid Sulaiman play the Kutiyapi (various players, good quality)
KUTYAPI - ISMAEL AHMAD (Maguindanaon Musical Culture) (good quality)
VTS 01 1 (awful quality but many songs)
Hegelung:
In Memory of Pala'wan Master Artist Masino Intaray (1943-2013)
Two Hegelung solos from south Cotabato, Philippines
Woodpecker Song by B'laan Jessie Gan
Singing:
Tboli Chanting - Ye Gas sings!
t'boli singer y'egas
Other:
Bamboo harp [YT channel KlangWelten]
Thank you so much, I’ve been searching for ways back to the roots post colonialism and music is such a beautiful place to start. Thank you for sharing this, amazing🫶
❤ salamat kaayo!
I'm looking for precolonial Filipino music
wow thank you s muchhh ❤❤
Reminds me of Akira. If the Philippines could make their own cyberpunk movie, they can use some sort of music like this too. I can now continue to write my cyberpunk novel.
Hope to read it soon
Bro try to listen kadayawan by joey ayala, may pagka akira vibes din sya
Well, the closest we have is Trese
I think the Akira instruments were inspired by Norwegian drums or something like that. I learn it from a documentary of Akira. But yeah, this sound pretty similar...quite interesting
stop with new age ideologies and embrace the songs pre colonial philipines
This makes me wanna start a revolution 🤣🔥🇵🇭
go ahead no ones stopping you 👀
@@quilly8441 kinda true
I am joining ya lol
199th liker
sugoooooooooddddd!
Before the Spanish Colonization of the Philippines, Filipino Music was actually Microtonal which is like their neighbor Indonesia in which they use the 5EDO Scale which divides the octave to 5 Notes. It might be macrotonal assuming that 5 is less than 12. With the limitations of the 5-TET/5EDO Scale, It has minimal dissonance which only comes from the major 2nd which 2 diatonic semitones rubs (although the scale consists of 4ths, 5ths, 2nds and 6ths).
Is there a 5edo filipino song that’s on TH-cam?
While this is true to some extent, this is honestly a pretty western/reductive and simplistic view of Filipino precolonial music. From my personal interest, I've found there are a few general musical forms which spread throughout the archipelago with variation per the culture. In the north the music is generally fairly simple with cyclic melodic structures which you sustain for however long, using various different instruments such as bamboo zithers or flat gongs called gangsa. There are also some flutes which are pentatonic. In central and south Philippines there is Kulintang music, which is a more improvisational form with the kulintang as the main and melodic instrument. The scale of the kulintang is 'arbitrary' or based on personal/regional preference, there isn't really much of anything in the way of specific music theory around the scale used, as far as I have seen. I'd be interested to know where you got the idea that their is a filipino music culture based around a 5 tone equal tempered scale and what culture it is specifically.
@@keytron1391Not sure if you're interested, but I wrote a comment with a collection of filipino music videos on youtube as I found it's hard to find good recordings/know what's out there. I have a longer list in this comment section under this accound also if you want. I put titles (youtube doesn't like links) of some videos of various musical forms:
Tribal sounds of the Philippines • T'BOLI (showcase of various: short singing passage, a stringed instrument: (hegelung) + mouth-harp (kubing), a gong melody instrument (kulintang), & drumming)
Kutiyapi - pamipi sa dital (stringed instrument called kutiyapi of Maguindanao, very bad quality video but good song)
Hegelung : The Woodpecker (stringed instrument called hegelung of T'boli tribe)
Jessie Gan - Faglong Master (similar stringed instrument called faglung of B'laan)
Many videos from channel "Harold Andre" are Kulintang performances (Maguindanaon style) which are very good.
If you're still not overwhelmed, or just are interested in more, I've put many more in a reply to this post.
only 1500s kids will relate❤
facts
😭😭🙏🙏
Hello all!
This audio track is available to the public, free of charge AND copyright! Please just give original music credit to our group, "Sancho & Morin".
Thank you all for the love! We truly appreciate it :)
Best,
Sancho & Morin
Thank you for this po. Napaka ganda nakakatuwang makarinig ng mga ganito. At lalo na kung maaaring magamit. Kaunting kaunti na lang po kaso ang uploaded filipino pre colonial music. Maraming salamat po ulit.
Hi Sancho & Morin! We might use this in the 2021 Recognition Rites of UP NCPAG. We'll give credit to your talented group! Padayon!
Thank you! This is epic!
hi po. permission to use this for my video. I shall give credits in the description. Thank you so much for this.
@@kulturaz163 Yes! You have permission!
As much as I am thankful for the conversion of the Philippines to Christianity, i sometimes cant help but feel "robbed" of my cultural identity and History.
same
Same
@@ajw9377 the problem here is the spaniards destroy half of it.
Same
If the Philippines would have been Buddhist then all of your culture would have been preserved like in Thailand, Cambodia or Japan where Polytheism is strong.
Play this in 1.5x and it feels like a showdown with two renowned warriors
تموزيقات ن لئيقاع تشنات ، و تاحياتينو غاوم زي أمغربي🇲🇦 يا شاعب ن ئيفيليببينن🇵🇭
موسيقى إيقاعية جميلة ، و تحياتي لكم من المغرب 🇲🇦 يا شعب الفلبَين🇵🇭
I got southern Philippine ancestry in my blood, I'm glad I found this
I can imagine the Babaylan - High Priestess having this score as an entry to meet the Rajah
This is wonderful. It takes us back to our ancient roots.
Very interesting and cool to listen to. Important these things are preserved.
Respect from the UK
I sort of feel embarrassed for searching this up. Since I feel racist for searching up tribal music. But I love music like this. This makes me proud to have filipino blood running through my veins.
Try looking up “traditional filipino music” if that helps at all 😅
Are tribes a race?🤔
Do what you gotta do i guess. I had to search for "indigenous Filipino music" to find something that was folk music
I don't see how that's racist but ok
Can you Fil-Ams not speak at all? We feel embarrassed with you most of the time
I adore this Botong Francisco painting (the first part of "The Progress of Medicine in the Philippines")! I just visited the restored original at the National Museum, and it's awe-inspiring, really. Definitely worth a visit!
Thanks for this! Sancho & Morin! We hope to hear more like this soon! 🇵🇭
OMG THIS SOUNDS SOOOO GOOD!!! 💥💥💥
Disney should also make a movie about Princess Urduja and Daragang Magayon 😅 true asian princesses
Aking dinaragdag ito sa binuo kong listahan ng mga kanta habang ako'y nag eehersisyo. 😁
واو مانايينا ؟ و اللهيلا يشنا و تاحياتينو زي ومغريب🇲🇦
واو ما هذا؟ حقا جميل ، و تحياتي من المغرب🇲🇦
This would make Manny Pacquiao cry…mabuhay!
personally im not happy that our culture, traditions and ways of life got converted into Christianity. my goal is to learn more about the roots of pre colonial Philippines, to carry on the traditions our ancestors created.
We got robbed it's plain and simple. Any filipino who disagrees is blind and is complacent being a dog to the abuse of a white god and a white power and that mindset needs to be destroyed, we were something, we were more than that, only for it to be stolen.
Same, I’m learning about the true roots of our people. And will hand down true traditions and facts to my children after.
And this is why om here too. *bro hug *
Mine too!
Im sorry but our culture wasnt converted to christianity but rather INFLUENCED by it. We still had alot of our pre colonial culture, also we're not actually loosing some of our traditions because of christianity but rather because, generation by generation we are gradually forgetting them. Take pagmamano as an example...
This Lowkey fire, ima sample this
Don't forget to tag us! ;)
credits
Great music. I came from a video called "All endings of the Philippines" or something like that.
Not me playing this whenever I light candles💀🫡
Hello. Thank you for this video and this channel!
Earned a new subscriber!
if trese season 2 comes, when ever they're trying to find someone in a croud this should play
May accent yung nagdub sa filipino. Hindi authentic, ok sana e. Support local sana pero di ko talaga matapos. Hanggang episode 2 lang kinaya ko
Hello! Can we borrow this piece for the Ecumenical Joint Liturgy for 500 Years Celebration?
I came here after hearing some of this music live. And was struck by the rythms being similar to some of my culture's (Nigerian) traditional music. Lookin at the comments I see so many of yall wonderful people also fell victim to the same tricks the British Missionaries played on my people. They came with the bible. Made a few rich and conquered and destroyed most of the traditions that went back to before they even invented the name Jesus.
Luckily it seems the current generations are acknowledging that the Spainards (British) did some deplorable things even though you still defend the Christianity. Luckily I see the braver younger generation realizing the the Christian part was just as wrong and beginning to drop the religion of the colonizer and get back to the old ways .
And those of you saying the Spanish colonizer weren't real Christians, I have to say you are wrong. They were for sure more Christian than the Filipinos they taught the religion too. Otherwise you are saying every Christian Filipino learned from fake Christians? NO Sorry you don't get to do that. The were real Christians but that religion allows you to do absolutely ANYTHING in the name of god. Because the priest will forgive you of any sin.
If the colonizers were Buddists...I can see a few violent Buddists. but it is difficult to imagine a culture of conquering Buddists. Not saying it's impossible but i don't think it would be as drastic as the Christians did
kylas - the British didn't colonize the Philippines. The Spanish did.
@@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1he's Nigerian, replace the Spanish with the British for his country and he's comparing the situation
I am addicted to this song! :)
We were really robbed of our culture
coming back four years later because this is so good, and im so curious to know what the instruments used were
wow...Can i use this music for my video presentation background about the indigenous people in the Philippines? for academic purpose onlt
THIS SLAPS
Good day, this is such an amazing music. Can I use it for educational purposes. I'll surely give credit to your channel maam/sir. God bless ☺️❤️❤️❤️
I'm here because of Felip of Sb19
He has a new music video called Bulan promoting Filipino culture trough art and music.
Sumasayaw pa kami ng mga kaibigan ko sa gubat habang kakampo kmi😅
Awesome!!!!
I hope I could used this for educational purposes.. thanks 😊😊
I was listening to this with the boys
Now we're the mangangayaws heading to China to raid
What A piece..Can i use this for educational purposes..
Wow this is amazing
NINUNO of Ian Veneracion brought me here. Rise up MAHARLIKA!
Ever since I watched the Moana movie, I started to be very curious of our ancestors and their native ancient lives. Sadly, I found very few, just works of Jose Rizal about colonialism are only the ones being taught to us at school 😔
Damn, yours too?
Good day! I would like to ask for permission to use this for academic purposes, Thank you so much!
Can i use this for an animation short(personal project) that I'm working on? i really love it
Absolutely! All we ask is you give an original music credit to "Sancho & Morin" :)
@@sanchomorin9307 , thanks for the prompt, yes I will. thank yo uso much :-)
hello can i use this music as background of my school project? thank you in advance😊
wow ang ganda ng musika... I love you inang ophir...
Ophir lmao hahahahahahahahahahhaa
@@Iaszund ay inggit pikit oka nga nila,🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
shuta ophir a DELUSION!
Hello, Sir/Ma'am! Can I use this as background music for a school project?
Need more or at least extended. Thank u
I will use this for education purpose. A background music for my Video ❤️thank you
Ok, correct me if i'm wrong. But doesn't the Agung (Philippine gong) sound different? It sounds like you're just using a Chinese copper gong.
Asking permission to use this for our vid presentation thankyou😊
Can I use your audio for the School demo and presentation. Thanks and Mabuhay !
Well, you can. It's royalty fee anyway.
Très bon🧝🇵🇭
hi Sancho & Morin, i was captivated by your music. May I ask for your express permission for me to use this music for a short film on tourism i am working with
? I will include your name as the music producer in the credit roll ofcourse 🙆🏻
Hi, may I please use this as background music for my video of Anyo flow for our exam? I will put a credits in the end of the video to acknowledge your work. Thank you in advance.
Hello po, permission to use this in our video presentation.
Hello Sancho & Morin, may I ask for your permission to use this as my background music for my Anyo Arnis video, it is for academic purposes. It would mean a lot, thank you.
Hi can I use this music for my vlog travel 🙏🏻 thank you💚💚 mabuhay pilipinas
Perfect Soundtrack for a Flipino Historical Flim Set in Paleolithic Period 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Asking for permission to use the audio for our movie. Thank you and God bless
Can I use the music for educational purpose?
mabuhi babaylan
Hello, Can I a permission to use your music for educational purposes only.
Hoping for your positive response.
Personal use time stamp 0:05
HELLO HAHAHA
Hello, okay lang po ba gamitin ito para sa isang tribute video ng isang filipino folklorist? Thank you!
No
Ok lng dw bsta icredit mo lng sila
I want some sinigang now
This was exist a hundreds and thousands of year's before the Spanish invasion.
Hundreds lang oa naman nung hundred of thousands
@@unknowncaller3473 Bobo halatang hindi ka updated sa nangyayari sa mundo😂,parang ngayun kapalang gumamit ng internet,scientific studies in luzon they discovered bones exist 700,000 year's👏😂.
@@unknowncaller3473 Oa daw👏😂,ikaw mema 😂makapag react lang.😂
This existed for hundreds and thousands of years before the Spanish invasion*
Our civilization started in 900 bce kung di niyo tutunungin magsaliksik kasi even before the birth of Sidharta Gautama(Buddhism) our ancestors where hindu people even before they become buddhist but saddly many filipinos dosen't aknowledge this soo sad palibhasa ang alam lang ay Animsm,islam and christianism hahaha ang tatanga our ancestors escpaped from Borneo and the hands of Rajah Makatunau centuries ago so magsaliksik din pag-maytime di lang kung ano-ano ang mga pinapanuod
Hello! if I buy the packs and use it for my videos would it be royalty free?
I'm just jealous of the Samoans, Aztecs, Tainos, Vikings
Got to keep some of there ancient traditions an artwork music
Buildings like the pyramids an old language alive.
Even the tattoos are beautiful.
The pinoy indigenous were looked upon as savages unfortunately i suppose.
I guess our Native roots gotta be destroyed an forgotten. Wish it had a museum. White man probably destroyed it all? Shoutout to the Aetas an Igorot. Never be ashamed of our brown skin.
actually aetas or what the international world called negrito are not austronesians so while they are technically filipino we don't share the same ethnic group with them as they go here first before our ethnic group austronesian that came from taiwan, only the igorots are austronesians not negritos but yes we must value them as well as they are the first people of this land before our ancestors colonize this land
Can i use this for youtube video?
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May I ask permission po if we can use this.
Hello po! Permission to use the audio for our documentary po, Thank you so much!
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May I ask for permission to use this music in a talent portion.
Hello po can I use this music po for educational purposes?
Make more plsss
CAN I USE THIS FOR MY ROBLOX GAME PLEASE I WILK GIVE CREDIT TO YOU.
Hi, to the owner of this video, I would like to ask for permission to use this audio for my anyo video for academic purposes po. It would mean a lot if you will grant me your permission. Thank you.
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We should have Filipinos bring back indigenous music and OR incorporate this into modern Filipino music genres. We need more musical creativity and innovation in the Philippines instead of this dull kpop and soft rnb drivel that doesn’t define us.
Ask for a permission po if we may use the audio po
Beautiful... do you know the name of the picture?
Sorry if I'm a year late.
The painting is called "The Progress of Medicine in The Philippines" By Botong Francisco.
Can i use this on a video and not get copyright?
its like doing a Philippine army mission
This makes me imagine a time when the Kingdom of Tondo reigned supreme
I hear Africa is looking for these sounds!!
From what IP group does this belong to? Or is this from an outsider/foreigner's interpretation?
May i use this in a youtube vid?
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Does anyone know the rituals to the fire lighting ceremony? I plan to do this before I ever get married
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Me and the bois after praying to our tree god
Fire nation dances
Suspense tribal - você tem?
A Broken Marriage Vow Is Using This Music Nice
That my country song!?
Permission to use this music po for our production. Thank you so much