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Archiving Filipino American Music in Los Angeles (AFAMILA) Collection 1980-2004 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt787023bg No online items Finding Aid for the Archiving Filipino American Music in Los Angeles (AFAMILA) Collection 1980-2004 Processed by . Ethnomusicology Archive UCLA 1630 Schoenberg Music Building Box 951657 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1657 Phone: (310) 825-1695 Fax: (310) 206-4738 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu/Archive/ ©2007 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. 2003.05 1 Descriptive Summary Title: Archiving Filipino American Music in Los Angeles (AFAMILA) Collection, Date (inclusive): 1980-2004 Collection number: 2003.05 Creator: AFAMILA Staff; Lipat, Eleanor; Vallier, John. Extent: 3 boxes Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library. Ethnomusicology Archive Los Angeles, California 90095-1490 Abstract: Archiving Filipino American Music in Los Angeles (AFAMILA) was as a yearlong archiving and documentation project carried out by the UCLA Ethnomusicology Archive and Kayamanan Ng Lahi Folk Dance. Support for the project was provided by a UCLA in LA grant from the UCLA Center for Community Partnerships. AFAMILA began in July 2003 and ended in June 2004. During that time a collection of over 200 audiovisual recordings documenting Filipino-American expressive culture in LA was established at the Archive. Previously existing collections of Filipino and Filipino American materials were accessioned into AFAMILA between July 2003 and June 2004. Physical location: Access copies for many of the materials are available in the Ethnomusicology Archive. Masters are stored at SRLF. Language of Material: Collection materials in English Access Archive materials may be accessed in the Archive. As many of our collections are stored off-site at SRLF, we recommend you contact the Archive in advance to check on the availability of the materials. Publication Rights Archive materials do not circulate and may not be duplicated or published without written permission from the copyright holders, collectors, and/or performers. For more information contact the Archive Librarians. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Archiving Filipino American Music in Los Angeles (AFAMILA) Collection, 2003.05, Ethnomusicology Archive, University of California, Los Angeles. Acquisition Information The AFAMILA Collection was compiled and deposited into the Archive by community members and Ethnomusicology Archive staff between August 2003 and July 2004. Biography This year-long UCLA in LA funded community partnership had four main objectives: 1) expanding the Archive's Filipino collections; 2) increasing access to recordings already held by UCLA and the community; 3) producing a list of Filipino sound recordings, audiovisual recordings, and other resources that are currently a part of the Archive's holding; and 4) hosting an end-of-the-project symposium at UCLA. Scope and Content This collection consists of unpublished and published sounds recordings, photographs, video recordings, and paper materials collected as part of Archiving Filipino Music in Los Angeles (AFAMILA). The AFAMILA Collection documents a variety of Filipino American musics and performances, from traditional kulingtang to contemporary pop, and from religious ritual to comedic parody. Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Subjects Filipino Americans--Music. Filipinos--Music. Kayamanan Ng Lahi. Music--California, Southern. Music--Philippines. University of California, Los Angeles. Ethnomusicology Archive. 2003.05 2 Container List Box 1, Item Danongan Kalanduyan Kulintang workshop 2003-08-05 2003.05-001 Performer: Danongan Kalanduyan Publisher: UCLA Ethnomusicology Gamelan Room Physical Description: Mini DV (LP) Scope and Content Note Danongan Kalanduyan Kulintang workshop, with Eric Abutin, Bernard Ellorin, Eleanor Lipat, Richard V. Pastor. Performance sponsored by the UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies. Note Recorded by John Vallier/Birgitta Johnson. Tape 1 of 2. Box 1, Item Danongan Kalanduyan Kulintang workshop 2003-08-05 2003.05-002 Performer: Danongan Kalanduyan Publisher: UCLA Ethnomusicology Gamelan Room Physical Description: Mini DV (LP) Scope and Content Note Danongan Kalanduyan Kulintang workshop, with Eric Abutin, Bernard Ellorin, Eleanor Lipat, Richard V. Pastor. Sponsored by the UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies Note Recorded by John Vallier/Birgitta Johnson. DV Tape 2 of 2. Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-06 2003.05-003 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (LP) Scope and Content Note 1. Introduction, Main Stage, AFAMILA tem, Generation Stage. 2. A slate by Barbara Jane Reyes. 3. Daughter Sydney (rock band) 4. Vincent Reyes (classical guitar) 5. Misc, Room to Improv (improv comedy) 6. Slate - Joel Jacinto Interview 7. Invid (rock band) 8. Misc., Room to Improv (improv comedy) 9. Abalos Pros (comedic dance troupe) 10. Slate - Room to Improv (improv comedy) 11. Slate - E.Trinity (electronic dance music) 12. Interviews - DJs, Abalos Pros, Joy Bisco, Icy Ice, DJ Battle 13. Final DJ Battle, Interview - FPAC Board Member, UCLA Recordists Note Recorded by E.Mel. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-07 2003.05-004 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Scope and Content Note 1. Mainstage 2. Kayumanggi Project (Traditional/Pop fusion) 3. Melody Del Mundo (alternative rock) 4. Numerous Cat (funk, hip-hop) Note Recorded by E. Mel. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-07 2003.05-005 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (LP) Scope and Content Note 1. Bambu & Kiwi, Native Guns (Hip hop) 2. Poetry Slam judges, Joe Bataan volunteering 3. Honey Luv (R&B/Hip hop female trio) 4. Poetry Slam Finals Note Recorded by E. Mel. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. 2003.05 3 Container List Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-07 2003.05-006 Physical Description: Mini DV (LP) Scope and Content Note 1. Poetry Slam - Generations Stage 2. Poetry Slam Finals - Mainstage Note Recorded by E.Mel. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Box 1, Item Pakaraguian Kulintang music and dance. 2003-11-01 2003.05-007 Performer: E. Lipat, B. Ellorin, G. Santos, M. Yangson Publisher: Manaois Systems International (Martial Arts) Physical Description: Mini DV (LP) Scope and Content Note Kulintang music and dance. Artists invited by Bong Vergara to celebrate opening of new martial arts studio in Huntington Park, CA Note Recorded by Eleanor Lipat Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-06 2003.05-008 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note 1. E.Trinity (Electronic dance music, hip hop, jungle, traditional Philippine music) 2. Delano Artillery Percussion Ensemble 3. Sampaguita Youth Dance Troupe (folk dance) Note Recorded by Jason Nable. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-06 2003.05-009 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note 1. 8th Wonder (spoken word collective) 2. Pakaraguian Kulintang Ensemble 3. Invid (Alternative Rock) Note Recorded by Jason Nable. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-06 2003.05-010 Scope and Content Note 1. Kayamanan Ng Lahi (Traditional Philippine folk music and dance) 2. Joe Bataan (jazz, salsa) Note Recorded by Jason Nable. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Joe Bataan - DV tape 1 of 2 2003.05 4 Container List Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures, San Pedro, CA 2003-09-06 2003.05-011 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note 1. Joe Bataan (jazz, salsa), continued 2. Immij (female R&B group) 3. Peng (alternative rock), part one of two Note Recorded by Jason Nable. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Joe Bataan - DV tape 2 of 2. Peng - DV tape 1 of 2 Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures, San Pedro, CA 2003-09-06 2003.05-012 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note 1. Peng (alternative rock), continued 2. DJ Battle - Finals, Mainstage Note Recorded by Jason Nable. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Peng - DV tape 2 of 2 Box 1, Item Guest Lecture/Demonstration on Philippine Music and Dance, 20C Musics of Asia 2003.05-013 2003-10-16 Performer: Bernard Ellorin, Eleanor Lipat, Mary Talusan Publisher: Popper Theater, Schoenberg Hall, UCLA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note Lecture/Demonstration: History/Background of the Philippines, Rondalla with folk song, Kulintang, Philippine popular music for Prof. Helen Rees�s course, 20C Musics of Asia Note Recorded by Eleanor Lipat Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-07 2003.05-014 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note 1. Numerous Cats (funk, hip-hop) 2. Kali Klub (Philippine martial arts) Note Recorded by Jason Nable. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation. Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-07 2003.05-015 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note 1. Native Guns (hip-hop) 2. Rachel Alejandro (pop singer from the Philippines) Note Recorded by Jason Nable. Part of Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures 2003 documentation 2003.05 5 Container List Box 1, Item Festival of Philippine Arts and Cultures - San Pedro, CA 2003-09-07 2003.05-016 Publisher: San Pedro, CA Physical Description: Mini DV (SP) Scope and Content Note 1.
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