Filipino Contemporary Music

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traditional music. has ideas from twentieth century, west and latest trends

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Contemporary Filipino Music

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three examples of Contemporary Filipino Music

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Classical music, Symphony, Concerto

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where is Contemporary Filipino Music focused?

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tonal fabrics

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several generations

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traditional music

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reflects rural life of common people

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traditional music

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has connection with nature

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traditional music

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uses diatonic scale rather than asian pentatonic

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traditional music

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the standard form that explored alternatives

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new music

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essence, theories, structures from older asian countries

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new music

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influenced by the ideas of written composers of the 20th century

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new music

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common in mindanao

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new music

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characteristics - harmony

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difficult to explain by tonal system because it’s asian and western mix

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characteristics - instruments

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traditional played in new ways

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characteristics - meter

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not clear, touches of different music

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contemporary composers

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short music, simple jingle to long opera

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what do you call those who write music

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musicians

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Feb 11, 1913. Elpidio San Pedro in Agono. Master composer, conductor, teacher. came from a musically talented family.

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Maestro Lucio San Pedro

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believed that music has the power to strengthen our sense of nationalism

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Maestro Lucio San Pedro

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two types of composers

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old and new

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composer, conductor, pianist. May 15 singalong manila. Influenced by her mother Crisanta Soldevillo in playing the piano.

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Rodrigo S. Cornejo

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wrote at the age of 11

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Rodrigo S. Cornejo

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May 4, 1954, manila. conductor, composer, arranger, pianist, singer, mentor. teacher in up college

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Maestro Ryan Cayabyab

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performed to different royalties and presidents

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Maestro Ryan Cayabyab

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Aug 13, 1917, San Fernando La union music major theory minor in composition.

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Lucresia Kasilag

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introduced the fusion of indigenous music by western music

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Lucresia Kasilag

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opened opportunity for Filipino's musicians to experiment with new music that enhances Filipino music

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Lucresia Kasilag

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Nueva Ecija, Influenced by Father Victor Toledo who used Pangkat Kawayan. Composer, a conductor, recognized figure in Asian Contemporary music

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Josefino Chino Toledo

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leading voice about generation about contemporary music

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Josefino Chino Toledo

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his music has similarities with the southeast asian music

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Josefino Chino Toledo

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Feb 23 1941, bachelor of music major in composition. Up college. valedictorian, choir at the San Jose seminary

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Dr. Ramon Santos

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contributions: he conducted extensive studies on both Philippine traditional and Southeast Asian music Which helped him to explore a lot of tone colors and musical styles.

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Dr. Ramon Santos

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Contributions: His works often feature a touch of traditional music of Southeast Asia. He fused the Asian and Western styles into an incredible composition.

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Josefino Chino Toledo

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Achievements: founded the Bayanihan Folk Arts Center-founded Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company. she wants to ensure the continuous elevation of the standard of music in the country. She received the award, National Artist for Music in 1989

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Lucresia Kasilag

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Achievements: Gawad CCP, 2004-MMPMF, Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika Antonio C. Barreiro Achievement Award, 1996-Grand Prix, Seoul Song Festival

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Maestro Ryan Cayabyab

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Achievements: Doctor of music, honoris causa, Chicago Musical College, 1954 Distinguished Musical Achievement Award, Manila Symphony Society, 1957 Certificate of Merit, Pasay City Mayor, 1971

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Rodrigo S. Cornejo

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Achievements: Republic Cultural Heritage Award, 1962-UP National Heroes Day Writing Contest, 1906 President Laurel March, 1956-Labor Day March Contest, 1943-44-National Eucharistic Congress of the Philippines Hymn Contest, 1956 National Band Competition, 1956-Best Band Conductor, 1962 and 1963-Professor Emeritus, UPMay 9, 1991 National Artist of the Philippines for Music, Pres. Corazon C. Aquino

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Maestro Lucio San Pedro

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Works: - concertos for violin and orchestra - choral works - cantatas - chamber music - music for violin and piano - songs for solo voice - songs for movies

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Maestro Lucio San Pedro

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Works:-A La Juventud Filipina (1935), - Philippine Symphony No. 1 (1939), No.2 (1942), and No. 3 (1947) - Oriental Fantasy (1944) - Philippine Fantasy with Marimba Solo (1962). - Ibong Adarna (1970) -Baile de Ayer (1974) - cantata Christ the Redeemer for soloists, narrator, mixed chorus and orchestra, premiered at the Philamlife Auditorium in 1977. - A Glimpse of Philippine Life and Culture, which premiered at the Seattle Opera House in 1978. - He is listed in the International “Who's Who in Music.”

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Rodrigo S. Cornejo

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His famous Works: - Ka Ganda ng Ating Musika - Kumukutitap - Paraiso - Nais Ko

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Maestro Ryan Cayabyab

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Works:-April Morning (1941) - Legend of the Sarimanok (1963) - Filisiana (1965) - Dularawan (1969)

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Lucresia Kasilag

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Works: - Tatluhan-taghoy ng kalikasan - Tulali - Tanikala - Alitaptap

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Josefino Chino Toledo

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Works: - Nabasag ang Banga - Iba’t Iba Pang Pinag-ugpong-ugpong na Pananalita Para sa labing-anim na Tinig - Ang Hardin ni Ligaya - Ang Putting Waling-Waling-Du’a

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Dr. Ramon Santos

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Affiliations:-chairman, Asian Composers’ League | -commissioner, NCCA-was the only Asian and first Filipino who became vice-president of the International Music Council

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Dr. Ramon Santos