Asian Music in Philippine Society
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What reaction do some Philippine listeners initially have towards Asian music?

  • They immediately classify it as art music.
  • They embrace it as superior to Western music.
  • They experience perplexity or strangeness. (correct)
  • They feel a strong cultural connection to it.
  • How do some audiences categorize Asian music compared to Western music?

  • Both are considered equal in artistic value.
  • Asian music is often seen as 'folk music'. (correct)
  • Asian music is viewed as more advanced.
  • Asian music is entirely rejected in comparison.
  • What historical perspective influences listeners' views on Asian music?

  • Contemporary views of global music integration.
  • Asian music has always been accepted as art music.
  • Values from 19th century Western musical aesthetics. (correct)
  • No historical context influences these views.
  • What is the current view of serious scholars regarding non-European music?

    <p>It is seen as elevated and worthy of study.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the purpose of the paper read by José Maceda in 1963-1964?

    <p>To highlight the diversity of Philippine music.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Leopold Godowsky's visit to Manila help to illustrate?

    <p>The unique qualities of the Javanese orchestra.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which musical comparison is referenced in José Maceda's discussion?

    <p>Diverse music types from the Philippines resemble other Southeast Asian orchestras.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what way did audiences often perceive their own musical progress compared to Asian music?

    <p>They viewed it as a return to more primitive forms.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What key factor has influenced the understanding of Asian music among researchers?

    <p>A desire to elevate the status of non-European music.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of music did some audiences consider superior to Asian music?

    <p>Art music.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Place of Asian Music in Philippine Contemporary Society

    • Filipinos are generally unfamiliar with Asian musical traditions, often perceiving it as strange or foreign due to their exposure to Western music.
    • Some Filipinos may perceive non-Western music as "folk music" rather than "art music", placing it inferior to Western classical composers like Bach and Beethoven.
    • The belief that Western music is superior to non-Western music stems from 19th-century Western musical aesthetics.
    • Serious scholars today recognize the artistic value of non-European music, actively seeking to understand its unique elements and appeal.
    • Leopold Godowsky, a famous pianist who visited Manila, described Javanese orchestra music as having a unique and captivating "sonority".

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    Explore the perceptions and impact of Asian music within contemporary Philippine society. This quiz delves into the historical context of how Western music has overshadowed non-Western traditions and recognizes the evolving appreciation for Asian musical forms. Test your knowledge on the intersection of culture and music.

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