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    The Philippine Music document discusses the history and development of music in the Philippines. It traces the evolution from early indigenous instrumental and vocal folk music to the incorporation of Western influences during the Spanish and American colonial periods. Several national artists for music are profiled, including Antonio Buenaventura who popularized folk songs through new compositions, and Jovita Fuentes who was the first female national artist and known for her opera performances. The document highlights how various national artists drew from Philippine cultural heritage and fused Western styles to develop a unique Filipino musical tradition.

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    Lesson 8 (Contemporary)

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    The Philippine Music document discusses the history and development of music in the Philippines. It traces the evolution from early indigenous instrumental and vocal folk music to the incorporation of Western influences during the Spanish and American colonial periods. Several national artists for music are profiled, including Antonio Buenaventura who popularized folk songs through new compositions, and Jovita Fuentes who was the first female national artist and known for her opera performances. The document highlights how various national artists drew from Philippine cultural heritage and fused Western styles to develop a unique Filipino musical tradition.

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    The Philippine Music document discusses the history and development of music in the Philippines. It traces the evolution from early indigenous instrumental and vocal folk music to the incorporation of Western influences during the Spanish and American colonial periods. Several national artists for music are profiled, including Antonio Buenaventura who popularized folk songs through new compositions, and Jovita Fuentes who was the first female national artist and known for her opera performances. The document highlights how various national artists drew from Philippine cultural heritage and fused Western styles to develop a unique Filipino musical tradition.

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    Lesson 8 (Contemporary)

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    The Philippine Music document discusses the history and development of music in the Philippines. It traces the evolution from early indigenous instrumental and vocal folk music to the incorporation of Western influences during the Spanish and American colonial periods. Several national artists for music are profiled, including Antonio Buenaventura who popularized folk songs through new compositions, and Jovita Fuentes who was the first female national artist and known for her opera performances. The document highlights how various national artists drew from Philippine cultural heritage and fused Western styles to develop a unique Filipino musical tradition.

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    The Philippine Music

    The Philippine Music

    • Philippine popular and


    contemporary musical
    tradition is Western
    because of the Spanih and
    American colonialization
    periods.
    The Philippine Music

    • Early Philippine music


    was instrumental and
    vocal in form.
    The Philippine Music
    • Vocal music includes
    work songs, ritual songs,
    songs to celebrate festive
    occasions, mourning
    songs, courting songs,
    children game song.
    The Philippine Music
    • During Spanish era,
    Philippine music is
    religious music connected
    to and outside the
    Catholic liturgy and
    European inspired secular
    music.
    The Philippine Music
    • During American period,
    Filipinos were exposed to
    pop culture.
    NATIONAL ARTIST
    FOR MUSIC
    Antonio
    Ramirez
    Buenaventura
    Antonio Buenaventura
    • He popularized folksongs
    by creating music based on
    the wide array of folksongs
    that range from various
    ethnic groups in the
    Philippines.
    Antonio Buenaventura
    • He brought the Army
    Band back to its glory,
    which was recognized as
    the only band that can
    sound like symphony
    orchestra.
    Antonio Buenaventura
    • He brought the Army
    Band back to its glory,
    which was recognized as
    the only band that can
    sound like symphony
    orchestra.
    Antonio Buenaventura
    • Ode to Freedom
    • Echoes of Past
    • Echoes from the
    Philippines
    • History Fantasy
    • Triumphal March
    Antonio Buenaventura
    • Ode to Freedom
    • Echoes of Past
    • Echoes from the
    Philippines
    • History Fantasy
    • Triumphal March
    Ernani
    Cuenco
    Ernani Cuenco
    • He had an outstanding and
    memorable body of works
    that resonates with Filipino
    sense of musicality and
    which embodies an
    indigenous voice
    Ernani Cuenco
    • He composed music for the
    films Wild, wild, Jess and
    El Vibora which earned
    him the Best Music Award
    at the MMFF and FAMAS
    Awards
    Ernani Cuenco
    • Also known for his Filipino
    love ballads such as
    “Kalesa”, “Bato sa
    Buhangin”, “ Gaano Kita
    Kamahal” and “ Inang
    Bayan”
    Jovita
    Fuentes
    Jovita Fuentes
    • She was the First Female
    National Artist for Music.
    She trained to play piano at
    the age of 5.
    Jovita Fuentes
    • Mimi in Giacomo Puccini’s
    La boheme
    • Princess Yang Gui Fe in
    Li Tai Pe
    • Madama Butterfly.
    Jose
    Maceda
    Jose Maceda
    • He was a highly acclaimed
    Filipino composer and
    ethnolomusiclogist.
    Jose Maceda
    • He made the understanding
    that music is
    interdisciplinary.
    Jose Maceda
    • He has a vast collection of
    recorded music taken from
    the remotest regions in the
    country.
    Jose Maceda
    • Ugma-ugma
    • Pagsamba
    • Udlot-udlot
    • Ugnayan
    • Aroding
    • Suling-Suling
    Lucio
    San Pedro
    Lucio San Pedro
    • He evoked the folk
    elements of the Filipino
    heritage. He followed the
    footsteps of his grandfather
    Lucio San Pedro
    • The Devil’s Bridge
    • Sa mahal kong bayan
    • Lahing Kayumanggi
    • Sa Ugoy ng Duyan
    Levi
    Celerio
    Levi Celerio
    • He was a highly talened
    lyricist
    Levi Celerio
    • He was also known as an
    excellent leaf player
    Levi Celerio
    • Saan Ka Man Naroroon
    • Ikaw
    • Misa de Gallo
    • Pasko na naman
    Levi Celerio
    • Saan Ka Man Naroroon
    • Ikaw
    • Misa de Gallo
    • Pasko na naman
    Felipe
    Padilla
    De Leon
    Felipe Padilla De Leon
    • He was a multi-talented
    musician who was a
    composer, conductor and
    scholar
    Felipe Padilla De Leon
    • He Filipinized Western
    music forms.
    Felipe Padilla De Leon
    • His body of works include
    Concertos, Sonatas,
    Marches which are often
    described how Filipinos
    express their feelings and
    aspirations.
    Felipe Padilla De Leon
    • Mariang Makiling Overture
    • Orchesatertuk
    • Lupang Tinubuan
    • Noli Me Tangere.
    Lucresia
    Kasilag
    Lucresia Kasilag
    • She discover Filipino roots
    through ethnic music and
    fusing it with western
    influences.
    Lucresia Kasilag
    • She created the Bayanihan
    Folk Arts Center for
    research and theatrical
    presentations that urges to
    integrate native Filipino
    instruments in orchestra.
    Lucresia Kasilag
    • Her Son, Jose, Sisa
    • Legend of Sarinmanok
    Antonio
    Molina
    Antonio Molina
    • He was the Dean of
    Filipino Composer
    • He was a multitalented
    musician, writer and music
    educator.
    Antonio Molina
    • At his early age, he learned
    to play violoncello
    • He also played at Manila
    Grand Opera House.
    • He taught Felipe Padilla De
    Leon
    Antonio Molina
    • Kung sa iyong Gunita
    • Awit ni Maria Clara
    • Larawan nitong Pilipinas
    Andrea
    Veneracion
    Andrea Veneracion
    • She founded the Philippine
    Madrigal Singers
    • This acquired several
    international awards.
    Andrea Veneracion
    • She also created Asian
    Institute for Liturgy and
    Music (AILM) Chorale.
    • She was responsible for
    spearheading of the
    development of Philippine
    choral music
    Francisco
    Feliciano
    Francisco Feliciano
    • He was a prolific composer
    of 30 major works
    • he was mentored by
    internationally renowned
    conductors and composers
    Francisco Feliciano
    • He received the John D.
    Rockefeller Award in
    Music Composition in 1977
    Francisco Feliciano
    • La Loba Negra
    • Ashen Wings
    • Beyond the Farewell
    • Yerma

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