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Dededo Junior High School. Guam Territorial Band collection.
Band Ensembles
The Bautista Brothers. Mico and Steven Scott photo from the Guam Humanities Council.
Bautista Brothers
belembaotuyan
Belembaotuyan
Bill Muna center formed a band with Pete Bautista. Tina Muña Barnes/Humanities Guåhan collection.
Bill Muna
Ana Laguana/Guam Humanities Council
Carlos C. Laguana
Carlos T. Laguana, following in the footsteps of his father, Carlos C. Laguana, became a bassist. Laguana studied the bass at Berkeley College of Music in Boston and has been teaching band.
Carlos T. Laguana
Flora Baza Quan, Queen of Chamorro Music
CHamoru/Chamorro Music
Clotilde Gould in Classroom courtesy of Sandy Gould-Yow.
Clotilde “Ding” Castro Gould
Carlos C. Laguana surrounded by musicians.
Compadres
Flora Baza Quan, Queen of Chamorro Music
Flora Baza Quan
Joaquin "Ding" playing at a birthday party. Forrest Harris photo from the Guam Humanities Council.
Forrest Harris
Ankie Franquez began to play the harmonica in the 1930s for a contest, but then fully developed as a musician.
Francisco G. Franquez
Minds Behind the Music
Guam Symphony Society
1961 Jazz. Tina Muña Barnes photo from the Guam Humanities Council.
Jazz
Joaquin "Ding" Palomo. Ana Palomo photo from the Guam Humanities Council.
Joaquin “Ding” Palomo
Johnny Sablan is an accomplished, singer, musician, composer, producer, and entrepreneur. He defines himself as more of a “contributor” to the preservation, perpetuation, and promotion of the Chamorro language and culture.
Johnny Sablan
Jose Gumabon. Ana Laguana photo from the Guam Humanities Council.
Jose Gumabon, Sr.
JD Crutch performs at GW in the late 1970s with the Gaga Brothers. From left is Bruce Reynolds, Chuck McJohn, Joe Cunningham and JD Crutch. Carlos Biti
Joseph “JD Crutch” Duenas
Kantan Chamorita Masters. Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency (CAHA).
Kantan Chamorita
Lagrimas LG Untalan, 3rd Guam Legislature.
Lagrimas Leon Guerrero Untalan
I Fanlalai'an
Louie Gombar
Maria Yatar McDonald
Maria Yatar McDonald
Young Norbert Tydingco
Norbert Tydingco
Humanities Guåhan‘s Jazz on Guam project.
Patrick Palomo
Jazz vocalist Patti Lane moved to Guam, after singing in Japan for some time. One interesting highlight in Patti's musical career is the fact that she met Duke Ellington, while singing in Europe.
Patti Lane
Roberto Fracassini photo from the Guam Humanities Council.
Roberto Fracassini
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