Music Module 2

• JOSE MACEDA


  His style started to transform when he encountered the

  music of indigenous groups of Mindoro in 1953. After

  which, his life was committed to the preservation of

  Filipino Traditional music.
• JOSE MACEDA


  His musical style still holds western musical ideas but creatively combined environmental sounds with ethnic instruments.
• JOSE MACEDA


  Worked in a recording studio in Paris in 1958 which specialized in musique concrete
• JOSE MACEDA


  Piano and Musicology professor at the University of the Philippines, College of Music from 1952-1990
• JOSE MACEDA


  Executive Director of Central Ethnomusicology in 1997
• JOSE MACEDA


  Conferred as National Artist for Music in 1997
• LUCRECIA KASILAG


  National Artist for

  Music (1989), pianist and composer
• LUCRECIA KASILAG


  her mother was her first solfeggio teacher
• LUCRECIA KASILAG


  was famous for creating a unique musical sound for Filipinos
• LUCRECIA KASILAG


  was known to compose music by combining western orchestral instruments with

  indigenous Filipino instruments
• LUCRECIA KASILAG


   Concert pianist

   Founded the Bayanihan Folk Ats Center

   Former president of the Cultural Center of the Philippines

   Head of the Asian Composer League

   Chairperson of the Philippine Society for Music Education

   Credited for having written more than 350 musical compositions
• RAMON SANTOS


  remarkable contemporary composer, conductor and

  musicologist in the Philippines
• RAMON SANTOS


  bestowed with National Artist for Music on 2014
• RAMON SANTOS


  He was a student of Jose Maceda.
• RAMON SANTOS


  greatly inspired by Mahler and Debussy from which his

  compositional style shifted from a Neo Classicism to a distinct sound merging many influences he had in different countries including Philippine and Asian ideas.
• RAMON SANTOS


  became more interested in open-ended structures of time and space, function as a compositional concept
• RAMON SANTOS

  • Du'a
• JOSEFINO TOLEDO


  in the music world, is a notable composer-conductor.

  At present, he is the Executive Director of Miriam

  College Center for Applied Music
• JOSEFINO TOLEDO


  also the founding director of the Metro-Manila Concert Orchestra (MMCO).
• JOSEFINO TOLEDO


  regularly performed both in the country and

  international festivals, concerts and recitals
• JOSEFINO TOLEDO


  “pure and powerful”
• JOSEFINO TOLEDO


  fuses contemporary western music ideas and Southeast Asian

  flavors
• JOSEFINO TOLEDO

  • Alitaptap
  • Auit
• JONAS BAES


  studied Bachelor of Music major

  in Composition at the University of the Philippines

  Diliman, College of Music under Ramos P. Santos

  from 1977-1982
• JONAS BAES


  studied musicology with

  Jose Maceda from 1982-1985
• JONAS BAES


  music of the Iraya-Mangyan people of Mindoro

  gave him inspiration in his music compositions
• JONAS BAES


  known for composing music

  utilizing “unorthodox” musical instruments like bean-pod rattles, leaves, iron-nail

  chimes as well as variety of Asian instruments like bamboo scrapers and flute
• JONAS BAES

  • Patangis Buwaya
• LEVI CELERIO


  Filipino prolific song writer and

  composer
• LEVI CELERIO


  He wrote more than 4,000 Filipino songs.
• LEVI CELERIO


  These compositions include love songs,

  Christmas songs, and nationalistic songs. Some of his

  works were made into movies in the Philippines
• LEVI CELERIO


  was also included in the Guinness Book of Records for

  his skill in playing music using a leaf.
• LEVI CELERIO


  bestowed the National Artist for Music and Literature in

  1997 by the former president Fidel Ramo
• LEVI CELERIO

  • Ang pipit
  • Itik itik
  • Waray Waray
• CONSTANCIO DE GUZMAN


  he studied piano and

  composition under Nicanor Abelardo
• CONSTANCIO DE GUZMAN


  He started pursuing law but he shifted and finished BS Commerce

  at the Jose Rizal College in 1928
• CONSTANCIO DE GUZMAN


  “Dean of Filipino Movie Composers and Musical Directors.”
• CONSTANCIO DE GUZMAN

  • Bayan ko
  • Ang Tangi Kong Pag-ibig
  • Maalaala Mo Kaya
• MIKE Velarde

  he was inspired to pursue music by

  his mother who became his first piano and violin teacher
• MIKE VELARDE

  While studying at the Zamboanga Normal School, he became an active member of the school orchestra.