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Kruhay | UP Concert Chorus | TEDxDiliman
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- čas přidán 11. 11. 2015
- The UP Concert Chorus, fresh from their winning the Grand Prize of the 6th International Krakow Choir Festival in Poland last July 2015, where they were the only Asian choir among 24 choirs from 10 countries, sang “Kruhay”, a Benny Fruto Castillon composition at TEDxDiliman last October 11, 2015.
“Kruhay” is Kinaray-a for “Welcome”. Kinaray-a is a language spoken in the island of Panay in the Visayas. The song narrates the festive arrival of the Bornean Datus in what is now known as the province of Antique. They brought the sadok (a wide-brimmed hat or salakot) and the kulintas (necklace) made of gold which they bartered with the local Ati, a negrito ethnic group in the Visayas. This song is accompanied by the traditional ethnic musical instruments kiling-kiling (finger bells) and tultog (bamboo percussion).
The UP Concert Chorus, UPCC, or simply Korus, is the official choir of the University of the Philippines. As an internationally-competitive performing group, Korus has perfected versatility in singing classical, folk, pop and Broadway musical genres with signature vibrant choreography.
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I feel so proud because this song tells the history of our island Panay and our province Antique. Malay tribes came to the island and traded a golden helmet and necklace for a piece of land from our ancestors, the Ati (Aeta).
I wonder who are your ancestors, the Atis or the Malay tribe?
Our ancestors were the Ati who inhabited Panay during the pre-Hispanic era. But since Borneans settled in the plains, they had eventually became our anceators too.
I hope this helps
Lyrics:
Buhay run nga mangadinag-on
Sa i sara ka baybayyon
Sa lawod may nagapanong
baroto kong mga nga dumuluong
Nagdungka ang tagabornay
Nagkinasadya ang mga ati
anda nga ginhalaran
kag bahul nga kasadyahan
Ginbaylo kang mga ati
ang anda nga puloyan
Ang panay sa sangka saduk
kag kulintas nga bulawan
kagsanda ang sararaka
sa mga kabukidan
kag ang mga dumuluong
sa kapatagan sanda nagpuyo
I felt proud when I'm hearing this song.. It is so "Maragtasun"! Proud to be an Antiqueño!! KRRUHHAY!!
I don't like it when event organizers not providing the right microphones for choir
Same.
True.
Ta irbi gat mio sangre se nuay gat bale mic. Halsss
Wdym? It's a chorale presentation, usually they don't need one mic each 😅is usually like that
Sweet soprano
perfection!
I got emotional while watching this. Bravissima!
this was composed by my teacher mr. beny castillion back in highschool and his friend sir bibmo
watch alo USA Troubadours' Kruhay😁
it should be in kinaray a version because this song is a karay a. it is much better if they sang it in KINARAY A VERSION.
Albert Quebic it is in kinaray-a
It is Kinaray-a, lol
No, lmao. It sounds Hiligaynon. Their "O's" should be more of the "U" sound. Like: dinag-on, should've been dinag-un; the "U" articulated as "euh"
Agreed, the accent is a bit off. But I'm not surprised, because it was sung by Tagalogs.
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