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| Main Entry |
- Personal name - Cillan, Amormio Jr.
- Relator term - singer
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| Title Statement |
- Title - Bahay Kubo
- Statement of responsibility, etc - Amormio Cillan Jr.
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| Publication, Distribution, Etc. (imprint) |
- Place of publication, distribution, etc - [Place of publication not identified]
- Name of publisher, distributor, etc - Dyna Records
- Date of publication, distribution, etc - 0
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| Physical Description |
- Other physical details - 33 1/3 rpm
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| General Note |
- General note - Folk song
Instrumental - General note - This song is among the best-known traditional Tagalog folk songs in the country. The title refers to the typical rural dwelling on stilts with walls of nipa, and bamboo frames, floor, and posts. Despite its small size, the hut takes pride in the variety of vegetables grown in the garden around the hut which include stringbeans, pumpkin, peanuts, eggplant, and others. The song as transcribed by Norberto Romualdez was published in "The Progressive Music Series" (1932), a compendium of music used in Philippine elementary schools nationwide. (From the CCP Encyclopedia of Philippine Art., vol. 6, p. 225)
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| Local Note - Side/track Note |
- Side Note - A
- Track Note - 5
- Track length - 196
- Cultural community note - Tagalog
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| Local Note - Performer |
- Performer's Name - Amormio Cillan Organ
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| Arranger Note |
- Arranger's Name - Vergara, Pablo
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| Local Note - Form Name |
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| Local Note - Mode Name |
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| Personal Name |
- Personal name - Vergara, Pablo
- Relator term - arranger
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| Corporate Name |
- Corporate name or jurisdiction name as entry element - Amormio Cillan Organ
- Relator term - performer
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| Uniform Title |
- Uniform title - Amormio Plays Philippine Folk Songs
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| Host Item Entry |
- Title - Amormio Plays Philippine Folk Songs
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