(G10) - The Pillars of Contemporary Philippine Music + Producing the Contemporary Anthem !!

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The 3 Groups of Contemporary Philippine Music

1.) Traditional Composers

2.) New Music Composers

3.) Song Composers/Hitmakers

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Traditional Composers

They used Western classical forms (Symphony/Concerto) with Filipino folk themes.

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The 4 Traditional Composers

1.) Lucio San Pedro

2.) Antonio Molina

3.) Rodolfo Cornejo

4.) Hilarion Rubio

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Lucio San Pedro

He is the "Romantic Nationalist" who wrote the lullaby "Sa Ugoy ng Duyan".

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Antonio Molina

He is the "Claude Debussy of the Philippines" who composed the violin piece "Hatinggabi".

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Rodolfo Cornejo

He is the "Piano Virtuoso" known for his extemporaneous (improvised) performances.

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Hilarion Rubio

He is the "Maestro of the Brass Band" who wrote the folk inspired "Bulaklaken".

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New Music Composers

They were "Rebels" who experimented with indigenous sounds and avant-garde styles.

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The 4 New Music Composers

1.) Jose M. Maceda

2.) Lucrecia R. Kasilag

3.) Jeremiah A. Dadap

4.) Ramon P. Santos

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Jose M. Maceda

He is the "Sound Pioneer" who used 100 cassette recorders for his work "Cassettes 100", and "Udlot-udlot" with 800 performers.

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Lucrecia R. Kasilag

She is the "Fusion Queen" who mixed Western orchestras with Indigenous Gongs.

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Jeremiah A. Dadap

He is the "Rondalla Advocate" who brought Filipino string music to Carnegie Hall.

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Ramon P. Santos

He is the "Spatial Composer" who used the physical environment to shape his music.

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Song Composers/Hitmakers

They are the "Hitmakers" of Philippine Movies, Radio, and OPM.

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The 4 Song Composers/Hitmakers

1.) Constancio de Guzman

2.) Levi Celerio

3.) Mike Velarde

4.) George Canseco

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Constancio de Guzman

He is the "Patriot" who composed the iconic protest song Bayan Ko.

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Levi Celerio

He is the "Guinness Record Holder" who wrote 4,000 songs and played music with a leaf.

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Mike Velarde

He is the "Movie Master" who created the global hit "Dahil sa Iyo".

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George Canseco

He is the "Ultimate Hitmaker" who wrote the biggest Filipino movie theme songs.

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The 5 Characteristics of Contemporary Philippine Music

1.) Melodic Flow

2.) Lyrics

3.) Sound Palette

4.) Structural Patterns

5.) Hook

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Melodic Flow

They are smooth, emotional melodies inspired by the Kundiman or Harana tradition.

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Lyrics

They focus on direct storytelling focused on a central theme (e.g., Graduation/Convocation).

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Sound Palette

It is a hybrid mix of "warm" acoustic instruments (guitar/piano), electric instruments, and modern digital beats.

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Structural Patterns

They follow the standard Verse-Chorus-Bridge format.

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Hook

It is a chorus designed for the community to sing together, representing the Bayanihan spirit.

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The 3 Paths of Music

1.) Live band

2.) Digital Producer

3.) AI Collaborator

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The 4 Steps of the Hybrid Workflow

1.) Generate a Reference

2.) Analyze & Simplify

3.) Humanize (Recording)

4.) Live Layering

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The 6 Parts of the OPM Timeline

1.) 1970s: The Manila Sound

2.) 1980s: Social Relevance

3.) 1990s: The Band/Rap Explosion

4.) 2000s: The Genre Era

5.) 2010s: The Indie Expansion

6.) 2020s: The Global Era and AI Music

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1970s: The Manila Sound

It is fun, danceable, and commercially successful

(Ex: VST & Company, Hotdog)

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1980s: Social Relevance

It is heartfelt, acoustic-driven, and poetic.

(Ex: APO Hiking Society, Freddie Aguilar, Constancio de Guzman)

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1990s: The Band/Rap Explosion

It is the era of "Pinoy Rock and Hip-Hop".

(Ex: Eraserheads, Rivermaya, Francis M., Andrew E., Parokya ni Edgar, The Youth)

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2000s: The Genre Era

It is where OPM mastered every style imaginable, from Reggae and Emo to Pop-Punk and Nu Metal.

(Ex: Urbandub Slapshock, Brownman Revival)

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2010s: The Indie Expansion

It is where the independent artists used digital home-studios and synthesizers to create a unique, poetic, and sophisticated sound.

(Ex: Up Dharma Down, Autotelic, Pedicab)

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2020s: The Global Era and AI Music

It is where the high-production P-Pop and Retro-Revival artists use global standards to reach the international stage via streaming, and it is the birth of AI music.

(Ex: SB19, Bini, IV of Spades, Ben and Ben, Hawak mo ang Beat by DJ Mogo)