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Click to participate: Join Zoom Meeting https://up-edu.zoom.us/j/99155434016?pwd=JMaeSbuarACbuMtKD6lV9lJPFSmMXV.1
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Passcode: colloquium
AMBIENT IMAGES II In celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Month, the UP Center for Ethnomusicology, in an inaugural partnership with the UP Film Institute and with the support of the Office of the UP Diliman Chancellor, presents the film festival “Ambient Images II.” A second iteration, the event continues the Center’s advocacy of representing the people and musical cultures of the Philippines, Asia, and other regions of the Global South. The festival will feature short and full-length documentary and fictional works, supplemented by musical performances as well as commentaries and live discussions with filmmakers, that explore dynamic identities mediated through history and geographic movements, sound, technology, the imperial gaze, and self-reflection. Ambient Images II will run on October 21, 22, 24, and 25 at various venues of the UP Film Center Complex in Diliman, Quezon City. Ambient Images II’s selections engage the many guises of empire that inhabit technologies of communication; polar trajectories of Indigenous experience, one on the brink of moral erasure, the other promising redemption through self-rediscovery; messy, ethnographic realisms as an antidote to orientalist tendencies; and pursuits of existential meaning across space and time within broad autobiographical realms. Screenings will be held at the Ishmael Bernal Gallery, Videotheque, and Perfume Garden. Seats are limited, though the event is free and open to the public. Register here: bit.ly/ambientimages2 Learn more about the program at our website: https://upethnom.com/ambientimages2 Send your inquiries to: ambientimages.upd@up.edu.ph
What Makes a Music Leader?
A SEAMLI and SEADOM Congress Experience
At a time when the world has seen rapid changes in society with the advancement of technology and the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI), what does it take to lead and make an impact as a musician today?
Come, listen, and take part in unpacking and processing the many valuable insights and significant discussion points about being a music leader today from the recent Southeast Asia Music Leadership Initiative (SEAMLI) and Southeast Asian Directors of Music (SEADOM) Congress 2023 held last March 6-11 in Mahidol University in Thailand.
Register now: bit.ly/WhatMakesAMusicLeader2023
Link to bio of the speaker: bit.ly/AboutTheSpeaker-WhatMakesAMusicLeader
The College of Music is proud to announce that eight of its faculty have been conferred with the title of UP Artist!
Since 2008, the UP Arts Productivity Award has recognized the outstanding productivity of the university’s faculty artists and research staff in the creative arts and in arts scholarship. Pagpupugay sa aming nangungunang mga artista ng Kolehiyo ng Musika!
Prof. Angela Baguilat - UP Artist 1
Prof. Carolyn Cheng - UP Artist 1
Prof. Augusto Espino - UP Artist 1
Prof. Luci Magalit - UP Artist 1
Prof. Katherine Frances Molina - UP Artist 1
Prof. Maria Christine Muyco, PhD - UP Artist 2
Prof. Ma. Patricia Silvestre, PhD - UP Artist 1
Prof. Arwin Tan, PhD - UP Artist 2
The UP College of Music is proud of the most recent achievements of the Philippine Chapter of the Percussive Arts Society! https://www.facebook.com/groups/PASPH
Led by its president Satur Tiamson, the chapter has received the 2021 Outstanding PAS Chapter Award for its excellent "work, service, support and advocacy on behalf of PAS."
https://www.facebook.com/PercussiveArts/photos/a.90502214625/10159965650264626/?type=3
Congratulations to Prof. Tusa Montes of the Department of Musicology, who will be leading a clinic about kulintang at this year's PASIC 2021 from November 10-13! She will be the first Filipina to ever present in the 60 year history of PASIC. Register if interested! https://pasic.org/project/tusa-montes/?fbclid=IwAR3MP95D_Q7LX6eY_xPQSZ6ogxUKinySRHrE0xX_6yk3_Iq6UqN-KpimgVg
Continued felicitations to the UP alumni and students who make up the successful PAS PH! The chapter has only been formed in 2020, yet the achievements they have already garnered are remarkable. This includes two Percussion Festivals they organized with the Cultural Center of the Philippines last year. Mabuhay kayo!
Alumni :
Ernie Severino (Side A)
Mar Dizon
Kevin Castelo
Cyd Tumpalan
Alexis Constantino
Karmi Santiago
Students :
Arvin Olete
John Paul Villahermosa
John Benedict Marcelino
Julia Tabije
Marwin Oliveros
Prof. Tusa Montes
Students of CMu, Julia Tabije and Marvin Oliveros are also now part of the PAS University Student Committee.
The Past President Scholarship Award has been granted to Arvin Olete to participate in this year's PASIC Activities.
Padayon!!!
More information about the Percussive Arts Society International Convention can be found here: https://pasic.org/