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    This document profiles several Filipino musicians who were designated as Philippine National Artists of Music for their contributions to elevating and promoting music in the Philippines. Some of the artists included Antonio Molina, the first National Artist of Music in 1973; Jovita Fuentes, National Artist in 1976; and Lucrecia Roces Kasilag, National Artist in 1989, who fused Philippine ethnic music with western music using indigenous instruments. The document provides brief biographies of each National Artist highlighting their roles and accomplishments in the field of music.

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    This document profiles several Filipino musicians who were designated as Philippine National Artists of Music for their contributions to elevating and promoting music in the Philippines. Some of the artists included Antonio Molina, the first National Artist of Music in 1973; Jovita Fuentes, National Artist in 1976; and Lucrecia Roces Kasilag, National Artist in 1989, who fused Philippine ethnic music with western music using indigenous instruments. The document provides brief biographies of each National Artist highlighting their roles and accomplishments in the field of music.

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    This document profiles several Filipino musicians who were designated as Philippine National Artists of Music for their contributions to elevating and promoting music in the Philippines. Some of the artists included Antonio Molina, the first National Artist of Music in 1973; Jovita Fuentes, National Artist in 1976; and Lucrecia Roces Kasilag, National Artist in 1989, who fused Philippine ethnic music with western music using indigenous instruments. The document provides brief biographies of each National Artist highlighting their roles and accomplishments in the field of music.

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    Philippine National

    Artists of Music

    Antonio
    Molina

    Musician
    Composer
    Music Educator
    Was the last of the triumvirate who elevated music
    beyond the realm of folk music
    First Philippine National Artist (1973)
    Hatinggabi Molinas most famous composistion
    Died: January 29, 1980

    Jovita Fuentes

    Born: February 15, 1895


    Performed internationally
    Active crusader of musical movements
    (Asosacion Musical de Felipinas, The Bach Society of the
    Philippines, Artist Guild of the Philippines, Music Promotion
    Foundation of the Philippines)
    Philippine National Artist of Music (1976)

    Antonio
    Buenaventura
    Joined the AFP
    A Philippine delegate to the International Society for Music
    Education (Switzerland 1976)
    Philippine National Artist for Music (1988)

    Lucrecia Roces Kasilag

    Teacher
    Performer
    Composer
    Born: August 31, 1918
    Fused Philippine ethnic music to western music using
    indigenous instruments.
    Considered the First Lady of Philippine Music
    Philippine National Artist in Music (1989)

    Lucio D. San Pedro

    Born : 1913
    Composed the music for Sa Ugoy ng Duyan (it also forms
    the 4th movement of his most famous orchestral work:
    Suite Pastorale)
    Philippine National Artist for Music (1991)
    Died: 2002

    Levi Celerio

    Composer
    Lyricist
    His works include: Pasko na Naman, Ang Pasko ay Sumapit,
    Kahit Konting Pagtingin, Ang Pipit, Itik-itik, Dungawin Mo
    Hirang and many more)
    Worked with Lucio D. San Pedro in the Lyrics of Sa Ugoy ng
    Duyan
    Used the leaf as a musical instrument
    Philippine National Artist in Literature and Music (1997)
    Died April 2002

    Felipe Padilla de Leon

    Composer
    Conductor
    Scholar
    Born: May 1, 1912
    Trained locally and internationally
    Translated the Philippine National Anthem from the original
    Spanish to Tagalog
    Philippine National Artist in Music (1997)
    Died: 1992

    Jose Maceda

    Dr. Jose Monserrat Maceda


    Born: January 17, 1917
    Studied locally and internationlly
    Popularized Traditional Music
    Major Compositions (Ugma-ugma, Pagsamba and Udlot-udlot)
    Philippine National Artist for Music (1997)
    Died: May 5, 2004 (lung ailment)

    Andrea O. Veneracion

    Choirmaster
    Choral Arranger
    Born: July 11, 1928
    Devoted her life to developing choir music in the Philippines
    Organized outreach programs to bring music education to
    several provinces of the Philippines
    Founded the Philippine Madrigal Singers (1963)
    Philippine National Artist in Music (1999)

    Ernani Joson
    Cuenco

    Composer
    Film Scorer
    Musical Director
    Music Teacher
    Born: May 10, 1936
    Master of Kundiman
    Philippine National Artist in Music
    (1999)
    Died: July 11, 1988

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