12 Questions
Contemporary Philippine Music primarily consists of compositions that incorporate elements from the 18th century.
False
Dissonant harmonies are commonly used in contemporary music like metal, rock, or electronic music.
True
Contemporary music in the Philippines mainly relies on string instruments and wind instruments for its compositions.
False
One of the characteristics of contemporary music is the use of electronically created or synthetic sounds.
True
Lucio San Pedro, a renowned composer, was a National Artist for Music from the Philippines.
True
Lucio San Pedro was primarily known for his compositions inspired by foreign musical elements.
False
Antonio Molina was known for his composition 'Sa Ugoy ng Duyan'.
True
Hilarion Rubio was known for his composition 'Hatinggabi', a serenade for solo violin and piano accompaniment.
False
Antonio Molina's musical style was influenced by the dynamics and harmonies of Mozart.
False
Antonino Buenaventura was designated by Dr. Francisco Santiago to lead the UP Conservatory.
False
Antonino Buenaventura passed away in 1988.
False
Hilarion Rubio was appointed as the conductor of the Manila Municipal Symphony Orchestra after World War II.
False
Study Notes
Contemporary Philippine Music
- Contemporary Philippine Music refers to compositions that have incorporated elements and ideas from the 20th-century Western music and musical styles in the entertainment industry.
- This term is used to describe music that emerged after the 1940s.
- Characteristics of Contemporary Music include:
- Dissonant harmonies, often found in metal, rock, or electronic music.
- Use of lip-vibrated instruments and percussion instruments.
- Electronically created or synthetic sounds.
Preserving Traditional Elements
- Some contemporary composers have successfully incorporated traditional styles and preserved Philippine culture.
- This fusion of styles has become the foundation of Philippine music.
Notable Philippine Composers
Lucio San Pedro
- Born on February 11, 1913, in Angono, Rizal.
- National Artist for Music (1991).
- Master composer, teacher, and conductor.
- Incorporated folk elements of the Filipino heritage with Western forms.
- Notable compositions include:
- "Sa Ugoy ng Duyan".
- "Suite Pastorale" (1956).
- "Lahing Kayumanggi" (1962).
Antonio Molina
- Born on December 26, 1894, in Quiapo, Manila.
- National Artist for Music (1973).
- Known for his composition "Hatinggabi", a serenade for solo violin and piano accompaniment.
- Influenced by Debussy's impressionism.
Hilarion Rubio
- Born on October 21, 1902, in Bacoor, Cavite.
- Composer, conductor, music teacher, and clarinetist.
- Notable compositions include:
- "Unang Katas".
- "Hatulan Mo Ako".
- "In a Tropical Sea".
- "Light".
- "Narra".
- "Mutya ng Silangan".
- "Ginintuang Araw".
Col. Antonino Buenaventura
- Born on May 4, 1904, in Baliuag, Bulacan.
- National Artist for Music (1988).
- Composer, conductor, and educator.
- Graduated with a Teacher's Diploma in Music major in Science and Composition.
- Notable achievements include:
- Joining the UP Conservatory as an assistant instructor.
- Designated by Dr. Francisco Santiago to take over the conservatory.
Learn about the characteristics of contemporary Philippine music, which incorporates elements from the 20th century Western music and entertainment styles. Explore how contemporary music often uses dissonant harmonies and unique sound combinations.
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