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National Artists of the Philippines for Music Flashcards

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According to the musicologist, ______ ____ ______, “subsequent reports made by friars, civil servants and travelers include descriptions of instrumental and vocal music”

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Corazon Canave-Dioquino

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Ernani J. Cuenco’s year of conferment

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1999

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Repertoire as a musician include being a music teacher, a composer, a musical director, and a film scorer

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Ernani J. Cuenco

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As a film scorer, he composed music for the films Wild, Wild, Jess and El Vibora, which earned him the Best Music Award at the Metro Manila Film Festival in 1982 and the FAMAS awards respectively

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Ernani J. Cuenco

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Is also known for his Filipino love ballads such as, Kalesa, Bato sa Buhangin, Gaano Ko Ikaw Kamahal, Inang Bayan, which were enhanced by adding the elements of kundiman to the song

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Ernani J. Cuenco

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Give the 4 love ballads of Cuenco

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Kalesa, Bato sa Buhangin, Gaano Ko Ikaw Kamahal, Inang Bayan

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Cuenco’s ballads were enhanced by adding the elements of what?

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Kundiman

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What awards did Cuenco get from composing music for Wild, Wild, Jess and El Vibora?

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Best Music Award at the Metro Manila Film Festival in 1982 and FAMAS Awards

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Jovita Fuentes’ year of conferment

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1976

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In 1976, she made Philippine history by being given the honor as the first female National Artist for Music.

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Jovita Fuentes

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Trained to play the piano at age of five, famous italian singer Salvina Fornari mentored her to be a star

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Jovita Fuentes

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Jovita Fuentes’ mentor

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Salvina Fornari

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Jose Maceda’s year of conferment

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1997

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Was a highly acclaimed Filipino composer and ethnomusicologist.

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Jose Maceda

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Personalities working in this field have training in music, cultural anthropology, legend, performance studies, dance, and cultural studies, making the understanding of such music interdisciplinary

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Ethnomusicology

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His works have resulted in a vast collection of recorded music taken from the remotest region in the country

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Jose Maceda

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You will see that most of Jose Maceda’s compositions were performed as a what?

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Communal ritual

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Jose Maceda’s works

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Ugma-ugma (1963), Pagsamba (1968), Udlot-udlot (1975), Ugnayan, Aroding, Suling-suling

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Antonino R. Buenaventura year of conferment

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1988

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According to the NCCA, is a musical career that spanned seven decades of unwavering commitment to advancing the frontiers of Philippine music

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Antonio R. Buenaventura

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He popularized folksongs by creating music based on the wide array of folksongs from various ethnic groups in the Philippines

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Antonino R. Buenaventura

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Buenavantura’s famous works

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Ode to Freedom, Echoes of the Past, Echoes from the Philippines, History Fantasy, and Triumphal March

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Buenaventura brought this band back to its former glory, which was recognized as “ the only band that can sound like a symphony orchestra”

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Philippine Army Band

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Has truly been one arena that Filipinos excel

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Music

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Have definitely contributed to the enrichment of the country’s music through research, composition, and outreach

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National Artists for Music

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Levi Celerio’s year of conferment

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1997

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He was a highly talented lyricist with more than 4000 songs under his name. He was also known as an excellent leaf player, using a leaf to create music as cited by the Guinness Book of World Records

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Levi Celerio

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Celerio’s works

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Saan Ka Man Naroroon, Ikaw, Misa de Gallo, Pasko na Naman

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Felipe Padilla de Leon’s year of conferment

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1991

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Is a multitalented musician who was a composer, conductor, and a scholar. His works have “Filipinized Western music forms”

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Felipe Padilla De Leon

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His works include concertos, sonatas, and marches which often described how Filipinos express their feelings and their aspirations in times of strife and peace

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Felipe De Leon

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De leon’s works

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Mariang Makiling Overture. Orchestertuk, Lupang Tinubuan, opera adaptation of Noli Me Tangere

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Lucrecia R. Kasilag’s year of conferment

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1989

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A native of La Union, was a renowned Filipino composer

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Lucrecia R. Kasilag

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Her legacy in Philippine music, according to the NCCA is to discover the Filipino roots through ethnic music and fusing it with Western influences

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Lucrecia R. Kasilag

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Kasilag created this for research and theatrical presentations that urges to integrate native Filipino instruments in orchestral productions

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Bayanihan Folk Arts Center

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Kasilag’s popular orchestral music

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Her Son, Jose, Sisa, Legend of Sarimanok

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Antonio J. Molina’s year of conferment

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1973

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The Dean of Filipino composers. This national artist was a multi-talented musician, writer, and music educator. He was the last of the musical triumvirate.

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Antonio J. Molina

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It did not take long before Molina was playing for this opera house

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Manila Grand Opera House

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A popular serenade for solo violin and piano supplement, can be credited to him

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Hatinggabi

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