Music 10: 3rd Quarterly Exam

Nicanor Abelardo

He composed the melody for the University of the Philippines official anthem “UP Naming Mahal”

Felipe Padilla de Leon

One of his children, Felipe Jr., is a writer and former National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) president, and another, Bayani, is also a composer.

Felipe Padilla de Leon

His famous composition is “Pasko Na Naman”

Felipe Padilla de Leon

He was awarded the National Artist of Music in 1997.

National Artist

It is “the highest national recognition given to Filipino individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of Philippine arts”

1965

When was “Pasko Na Naman” composed?

Lucio San Pedro

He has written masses, hymns, choral works, songs for solo voices, chamber and orchestral music, incidental music, and background music for movies.

Lucio San Pedro

He received the National Artist for Music in 1991/

Antonio Molina

His style of composition uses whole-tone and pentatonic scales, chords of ninth and eleventh, and linear counterpoint.

Antonio Molina

He is known as the “Claude Debussy” of the Philippines.

Hatinggabi (Midnight)

It is a danza composition for violin and piano accompaniment.

Antonio Molina

He received the First National Artist for Music in 1973

Hilarion Rubio

HIs affiliations are conductor of the National Opera, company director of Centro Escolar University, founder and the first president of the Philippine Bandmasters Association, vice president of the Pambansang Samahan ng mga Banda sa Pilipinas (PASAMBAP)

Rodolfo Cornejo

His first composition is “Glissando Waltz” and published his military march, “Salute” as early as the age of 10

Rodolfo Cornejo

He founded and directed the Manila Conservatory of Music

Ryan Cayabyab

He is known as the “Maestro” or Mr. C of the Philippines.

Ryan Cayabyab

He is an expert in composing different genres like folk song, kundiman, religious, jazz, musical play, and Original Pilipino Music (OPM)

Chino Toledo

His own music has been described as “pure and powerful,” and has been cited for its fusion of contemporary Western language and Southeast Asian aesthetics

Jose Maceda

He introduced new music to the Filipinos by applying different styles in composition. He used by applying different styles in composition. He used avant-garde and Asian music, some of which included traditional musical instruments.

Lucrecia Kasilag

Her works include music genres of art songs, folk songs, solo instrumental works, and chamber and orchestral works. She included musical instruments of the East and West in her compositions

Divertissement

It means a light piece of music for a small group of players.

Lucrecia Kasilag

She was awarded the Woman Composer Presidential Award of Merit in 1956

Francisco Feliciano

He conducted the Yale Contemporary Ensemble, recognized as one of the prominent ensembles in America, performing avant-garde and contemporary music.

Francisco Feliciano

He was awarded the National Artist for Music in 2014.

Francisco Feliciano

He was awarded as an outstanding student in 1979 and had doctor’s degree in musical arts in composition in 1984 at Yale University School of Music.

Francisco Feliciano

He was one of the country’s leading composers of liturgical music.

Constancio de Guzman

He composed the music and lyrics of “Maalaala Mo Kaya” in 1940

Mike Velarde

He became a musical scorer at Sampaguita Pictures and also the musical director at Avenue Theater.

Ernani Cuenco

He was proclaimed National Artist for Music in 1999.

Levi Celerio

He became the Philippine’s most sought-after lyricist. He was an expert in writing Tagalog lyrics and could even write a song in a span of 20 minutes.

Levi Celerio

He was awarded National Artist for Literature/Music in 1997

George Canseco

He composed the patriotic song “Ako ay Pilipino” commissioned by Imelda Marcos and sung by Kuh Ledesma