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Filipino song composers

levi celerio , restituto aquino umali, ernani joson cuenco, george masangkay canseco

“The only person who could play music with a leaf” labeled by the Guinness Book of World Records.

levi celerio

He belonged to a poor family. His father works in a real estate and jewelry business while her mother is a harpist and choir member in a church.

levi celerio

Uses music to divert his attention from the poverty-stricken conditions of their neighborhood.

levi celerio

He became close with a famous gang leader, the Manila Kingpin and Hitler of Tondo: Asiong Salonga.

levi celerio

He attended Torres High School while being a band member and entered UP Conservatory of Music to study violin for two semesters.

levi celerio

is not only good with music, he was like an all-around man; he was good at other fields of expertise too.

restituto aquino umali

Composition and Conducting at UP Conservatory

restituto aquino umali

Commerce at Jose Rizal College (now Jose Rizal University)

restituto aquino umali

Electrician course,

restituto aquino umali

Arranged the Philippine National Anthem and Kataka-taka for Boston Pops Orchestra

restituto aquino umali

Scored Universal Pictures’ “No Man Is An Island”

restituto aquino umali

Four “Best Musical Score” FAMAS Awards

restituto aquino umali

“Best Music Awards” Manila Film Festival

restituto aquino umali

“Best Music Awards” Olongapo Film Festival

restituto aquino umali

father taught him violin and exposed the family to rondalla regularly. He learned solfeggio and score analysis at Mapa High School where he took an active part of glee club and orchestra.

restituto aquino umali

He played the trombone, tuba and E-flat horn as a member of UST Band.

restituto aquino umali

He finished three courses in different fields: music, business and electronics.

restituto aquino umali

is considered as the most important composer during the second golden age of Philippine Cinema in the 1980s.

ernani joson cuenco

Full Scholar, UST Conservatory

ernani joson cuenco

Master of Music, Sta. Isabel College

ernani joson cuenco

“Best Theme Song” FAMAS, Gawad Urian and the MMFF

ernani joson cuenco

UST’s Most Outstanding alumnus

ernani joson cuenco

National Artist for Music in 1999

ernani joson cuenco

He wrote songs for movies and did music scoring.

ernani joson cuenco

He was also a music director and a music teacher.

ernani joson cuenco

He was discovered by actor, former Mayor and President Joseph “Erap” Estrada which marked the beginning of his career in musical directing.

ernani joson cuenco

He composed film ballads and collaborated with other artists, such as Levi Celerio, to do music scores, including “Bato sa Buhangin” with the late FPJ and Vilma Santos, former actors.

ernani joson cuenco

did not study in music schools, nor his parents have any music background.

george masangkay canseco

Liberal Arts, University of the East

george masangkay canseco

Self-taught in music

george masangkay canseco

He is self-taught in piano and learned to interpret, write and compose notes at an early age.

george masangkay canseco

As a journalist, he realized the dangers of his job, and began writing music.

george masangkay canseco

This unfortunate event in his journalism career turned him to be one of the greatest Tagalog song composers in music history.

george masangkay canseco

Many Filipino singers owe much of their success to his songs: Sharon Cuneta, Regine Velasquez, Kuh Ledesma, Pilita Corrales, Zsazsa Padilla, Dulce, Martin Nievera and Basil Valdez.

george masangkay canseco

He was the musical director for the movies “Burlesk Queen,” “Atsay,” “Miss X,” and “Pagputi ng Uwak, Pag-Itim ng Tagak.”

george masangkay canseco

His manner of writing songs truly was a gift, as he can draw bittersweet emotions from only his imagination and experiences and play it over and over his head before making melodies on paper.

george masangkay canseco

He influenced the likes of Gary Valenciano and Ogie Alcasid.

george masangkay canseco

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問題一覧

Filipino song composers

levi celerio , restituto aquino umali, ernani joson cuenco, george masangkay canseco

“The only person who could play music with a leaf” labeled by the Guinness Book of World Records.

levi celerio

He belonged to a poor family. His father works in a real estate and jewelry business while her mother is a harpist and choir member in a church.

levi celerio

Uses music to divert his attention from the poverty-stricken conditions of their neighborhood.

levi celerio

He became close with a famous gang leader, the Manila Kingpin and Hitler of Tondo: Asiong Salonga.

levi celerio

He attended Torres High School while being a band member and entered UP Conservatory of Music to study violin for two semesters.

levi celerio

is not only good with music, he was like an all-around man; he was good at other fields of expertise too.

restituto aquino umali

Composition and Conducting at UP Conservatory

restituto aquino umali

Commerce at Jose Rizal College (now Jose Rizal University)

restituto aquino umali

Electrician course,

restituto aquino umali

Arranged the Philippine National Anthem and Kataka-taka for Boston Pops Orchestra

restituto aquino umali

Scored Universal Pictures’ “No Man Is An Island”

restituto aquino umali

Four “Best Musical Score” FAMAS Awards

restituto aquino umali

“Best Music Awards” Manila Film Festival

restituto aquino umali

“Best Music Awards” Olongapo Film Festival

restituto aquino umali

father taught him violin and exposed the family to rondalla regularly. He learned solfeggio and score analysis at Mapa High School where he took an active part of glee club and orchestra.

restituto aquino umali

He played the trombone, tuba and E-flat horn as a member of UST Band.

restituto aquino umali

He finished three courses in different fields: music, business and electronics.

restituto aquino umali

is considered as the most important composer during the second golden age of Philippine Cinema in the 1980s.

ernani joson cuenco

Full Scholar, UST Conservatory

ernani joson cuenco

Master of Music, Sta. Isabel College

ernani joson cuenco

“Best Theme Song” FAMAS, Gawad Urian and the MMFF

ernani joson cuenco

UST’s Most Outstanding alumnus

ernani joson cuenco

National Artist for Music in 1999

ernani joson cuenco

He wrote songs for movies and did music scoring.

ernani joson cuenco

He was also a music director and a music teacher.

ernani joson cuenco

He was discovered by actor, former Mayor and President Joseph “Erap” Estrada which marked the beginning of his career in musical directing.

ernani joson cuenco

He composed film ballads and collaborated with other artists, such as Levi Celerio, to do music scores, including “Bato sa Buhangin” with the late FPJ and Vilma Santos, former actors.

ernani joson cuenco

did not study in music schools, nor his parents have any music background.

george masangkay canseco

Liberal Arts, University of the East

george masangkay canseco

Self-taught in music

george masangkay canseco

He is self-taught in piano and learned to interpret, write and compose notes at an early age.

george masangkay canseco

As a journalist, he realized the dangers of his job, and began writing music.

george masangkay canseco

This unfortunate event in his journalism career turned him to be one of the greatest Tagalog song composers in music history.

george masangkay canseco

Many Filipino singers owe much of their success to his songs: Sharon Cuneta, Regine Velasquez, Kuh Ledesma, Pilita Corrales, Zsazsa Padilla, Dulce, Martin Nievera and Basil Valdez.

george masangkay canseco

He was the musical director for the movies “Burlesk Queen,” “Atsay,” “Miss X,” and “Pagputi ng Uwak, Pag-Itim ng Tagak.”

george masangkay canseco

His manner of writing songs truly was a gift, as he can draw bittersweet emotions from only his imagination and experiences and play it over and over his head before making melodies on paper.

george masangkay canseco

He influenced the likes of Gary Valenciano and Ogie Alcasid.

george masangkay canseco