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Word: kagong
Word: kagong
Source of Term Filipino Heritage vol. 7:
 
Source of Term:Filipino Heritage vol. 7
 
Language:Tagalog
Language:Tagalog
Category:Genre
Category:Genre
Description: A curing ritual practiced in Abucay in Bataan. The kagong involves 12  
 
            medikos, men and women between the ages of 45 to 60. The medikos begin
Description: A curing ritual practiced in Abucay in Bataan. The kagong involves 12
            the diagnosis by chanting together in low voices as they place on a plate  
:medikos, men and women between the ages of 45 to 60. The medikos begin the diagnosis by chanting
            their medals, stones and dried leaves of different sizes and shapes. Two men
:together in low voices as they place on a plate their medals, stones and dried leaves of different
            play the guitar and two or more play the banduria while the medikos dance  
:sizes and shapes. Two men play the guitar and two or more play the banduria while the medikos dance
            and shout around the patient who has been made to sit in the middle of the  
:and shout around the patient who has been made to sit in the middle of the circle.
            circle.
 
[[Category:Dictionary of Filipino Music Terms|kagong]][[category:musical occasion|K]]
[[Category:Dictionary of Filipino Music Terms|Kagong]][[category:musical occasion|Kagong]]

Latest revision as of 14:12, 11 August 2009

Word: kagong

Source of Term:Filipino Heritage vol. 7

Language:Tagalog

Category:Genre

Description: A curing ritual practiced in Abucay in Bataan. The kagong involves 12

medikos, men and women between the ages of 45 to 60. The medikos begin the diagnosis by chanting
together in low voices as they place on a plate their medals, stones and dried leaves of different
sizes and shapes. Two men play the guitar and two or more play the banduria while the medikos dance
and shout around the patient who has been made to sit in the middle of the circle.