MODULE 1 MUSIC Q3 Flashcards
An ambiguous term used to refer to music that came up after the 1940s
Philippine Contemporary Music
Characteristics of Philippine Contemporary Music
Uses dissonant harmonies
Uses lip-vibrated & percussion instruments
Electronically created or synthetic
He was a master composer, teacher, conductor whose music inspires folk elements of the Filipino heritage
Lucio San Pedro
He was a perfect example of a musician who incorporated Philippine Folk Elements with western forms creating highly tonal melody and successful articulate harmonies
Lucio San Pedro
Recognized internationally when he was invited as a judge at the prestigious Van Cliburn Piano Competition
Lucio San Pedro
He was widely known for his composition “Sa ugoy ng Duyan” “Suite Pastorale”
Lucio San Pedro
He was the last of the musical triumviate, two of whom were **Nicanor Abelardo and Francisco Santiago*
Antonio Molina
His most familiar composition is hatinggabi
Antonio Molina
He was fascinated by the dynamics and harmonies of Debussy, thus making him the Claude Debussy of the Philippines
Antonio Molina
His interest in music was greatly influenced by his uncle who was a member of the Bacoor Band
Hilario Rubio
He made his first composition “Unang Katas” for his contest with the Bacoor Band as a clarinetist
Hilario Rubio
Aside from being a fine composer, he was also a competent conductor and a **dedicated educator*’
Col. Antonio Buenaventura
He was involved in military bands
Col. Antonio Buenaventura
He created Mindanao Sketches, Minuet, and Variations and Fugue
Col. Antonio Buenaventura
He is known as the Father of the Kundiman and belongs to the triumviate of filipino composers
Francisco Santiago
His most famous piece was Kundiman (Anak-Dalita)
Francisco Santiago
He was the first Filipino director of UP Conservatory of Music from 1930 - 1946
Francisco Santiago
He wrote his first composition “Glissando Waltz” at age 10, then a military salute at age 13
Rodolfo Carnejo
He became the dire tor of the cosmopolitan colleges Conservatory of mudic
Rodolfo Carnejo
He wrote scores for 27 films
Rodolfo Carnejo
Cello Fantasy and Philippine Fantasy with Marimba solo
Rodolfo Carnejo
His parents were both musicians, his father being a church organist while his mother being a noted singer
Francisco Buencanimo, Sr.
Created the Buencamino Music Academy in 1930
Francisco Buencamino
His musical style involved a combination of romanticism and chromaticism
Nicanor Abelardo
