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Suk Suk Fegesuk
Nilo Alcala
This energy-charged piece uses layers of rhythms to imitate percussive
instruments. The text comes from a spoken rhyme of the Tiruray Tribe of Southern Philippines. The word Read More
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This energy-charged piece uses layers of rhythms to imitate percussive
instruments. The text comes from a spoken rhyme of the Tiruray Tribe of Southern Philippines. The word
Tiruray (also used interchangeably
with Teduray) comes from the word Tew meaning man and Duray referring to a
small bamboo with a hook and a line fishing instrument.
Text:
Suk suk fegesuk
Senuksuk tosong rebuk!
Rough translation:
Pierce, pierce with a knife!
Pierce a hole on that bamboo!