Pak Ketipak Ketipung, Philippine Madrigal Singers - Special Concert 7th SCM 2025

Philippine Madrigal Singers - Pak Ketipak Ketipung Mark Anthony A. Carpio, choirmaster arr. Tommyanto Kandisaputra “Pak Ketipak Ketipung” is a traditional Malay folk song from Sumatra that later spread across the Malay world. It features lively drum rhythms and pantun-style lyrics that mix everyday imagery with themes of longing, love, and reflection. Often performed at social gatherings, the song blends festive energy with emotional depth, making it both entertaining and meaningful. Special Concert in Bandung, presented by the Bandung Choral Society in collaboration with Parahyangan Catholic University. 22-25 January 2025, Gedung PPAG Universitas Parahyangan, Bandung, West Java. Philippine Madrigal Singers (or "Madz") is one of the most renowned and award-winning choral groups in the Philippines. Founded in 1963 by Professor Andrea Veneracion, the choir is known for its exceptional vocal technique, diverse repertoire, and outstanding performances. It has gained international recognition, winning prestigious awards in global choral competitions. The group specializes in a wide range of musical styles, from classical to contemporary, and has a unique performance style where the singers are often arranged in a semicircle, allowing for a more intimate and dynamic sound. Credit: Audio Recording: Kevin Leonardo, S.Sn., M.T.