1. Music in the time of NATION BUILDING

2. Kundiman

3. Ay Nena!

4. Music Education (Foreign)
Progressive Music Series
Special Edition for Philippine schools
Compiled by Norberto Romualdez
Edited by Charles Griffith
Anthology form with songs and choruses from folk song literature of various countries

5. Music Education (Local)
Singing and Growing for Primary Grades
Published by UP Conservatory of Music
1952
Ramon Tapales
Filipino compositions and filk songs with songs from US and Europe

6. RA 4723 Philippine Music Law 1966
Provided for the teaching of music and art as a separate subject in the elementary level and the teaching of music once a week for one hour in the secondary level

7. Government Intervention
Organizations and Institutions

8. National Music Council
1953
Formed in response to UNESCO's call for institution of national music associations that would work towards a better understanding of world cultures

9. Music Promotion Foundation of the Philippines
1955
Created under RA 1370
Provide scholarships to poor but talented students
Sponsor opera productions and concerts

10. Republic Cultural Heritage Award
Honored works that contributed
to the national heritage
Antonino Buenaventura's
Symphony in C, 1961
Lucrecia Kasilag's
Toccata, 1960
Misang Filipino, 1966

11. Cultural Center of the Philippines
First Lady Imelda Romualdez Marcos
Focused on appreciation and cultivation of music as her priority program
Inaugurated in 1969
Premiered Lucrecia Kasilag's Dularawan
and Eliseo Pajaro's Mir-i-nisa ballet

12. Classical Music fought losing battles for audiences against popular entertainment fair

13. Broadway Musical Productions
My Fair Lady
The King and I
Carousel
The Sound of Music
South Pacific
West Side Story

14. The most significant influence of American culture on Philippine musical life is reflected in the popular music movement which catered to the need for entertainment and leisure by a growing mass audience.

15. Filipino Works in Western Classical Idiom
Filipino composers took pride in having cultivated the ability to write operas, symphonies and concertos, symbols od European high art in the field of music.

16. Development of Nationalism
Philippine nationalism during this period manifested itself in two seemingly irreconcilable tendencies: the first, to take pride over one'a ability to assimilate and replicates the sociocultural identity of the dominant power; and the second, to affirm one's identity as a people.

17. LFC (Local Filipino Composers)
Founded in 1955
Promote the cause of serious music and nationalism in Philippine music as a conscious and concerted effort
Incorporate native musical elements in the different forms of western classical music

18. Francisco Santiago's Concerto in B-flat
Cebuano Balitaw
Kundiman
Awit theme
Folk Songs:
Leron-Leron Sinta
Dandansoy
Sonata Filipina in D- flat
Visayan Lulay
Tagalog Balitaw

19. Indigenous Motifs in Music
Lucio San Pedro's Lahing Kayumanggi
Bahay Kubo
Used folk-song derived motifs as thematic materials
Antonio Buenaventura's By the Hillside
Inspired by nose-flute music of the Cordillera's
Replicate structural elements as the main melodic motif
Felipe Padilla de Leon's Manila Sketches and Bataan Symphonic Poem
Portraying Philippine scenes, legends, historical events, Filipino Character, native objects and aspects of life

20. Semi-Classical Repertoire
Folk Songs
Love Songs and Ballads
Music from Sarswela
Patriotic Hymns & Marches
Band and Rondalla Music

21. Folk Songs Transcribed in western staff notation
Arranged for chorus and published as educational materials for the school system
Popularized in musical performances that called for “native” music

22. Sarswela
Heighten theatrical impact and helped in the popularization of certain works
Effective medium in expressing nationalist and anticolonial sentiments as well as other serious literary messages

23. Walang Sugat

24. Ballads
Popularity stems not only from their exposure in the electronic media, but also from their being easy to perform even by amateur and professional musicians

25. Villar Recording Company
1950s
Popularized music in record discs played over the radio, home phonographs and jukeboxes

26. Tawag ng Tanghalan Amateur singing contest
First aired on radio in 1954
and shown on television in 1957

27. Patriotic Music

28. Instrumental Music

29. Pangkat Kawayan
1966
Organized by Victor Toledo consisting of grade school students playing different types of bamboo instruments

30. Rock 'n' Roll British Invasion Folk Motown
Pinoy Pop Music
Rock 'n' Roll
British Invasion
Folk
Motown

31. Noon-time Shows Student Canteen Magandang Tanghali
Stop, Look and Listen
Twelve O'Clock High

32. Western Classical Idiom
Issues
Western Classical Idiom
vis-a-vis
Nationalism
Classical Music
Vis-a-vis
Entertainment Music