G10 - Q3 Contemporary Philippine Music

This is Ryan Cayabyab's most recent serious music contribution for balimbing, choir, kulintang, and piano.

• Katy!

• Te Deum

• Misa

• Ophelia at Paris

This usually refers to compositions that have adopted ideas and elements from 20th-century art music in the West.

• Contemporary Philippine Music

• Modern Filipuno Music

• Original Pilipino Music

• Traditional Music

He is one of the traditional composers born in Angono, Rizal.

• Ryan Cayabyab

• Levi Celerio

• Lucio San Pedro

• George Canseco

He enrolled at the Conservatory of Music at UP in 1932.

• Ryan Cayabyab

• George Canseco

• Levi Celerio

• Lucio San Pedro

What's the former name of OPM?

• Origin of Pilipino Music

• Original Pinoy Music

• Original Pilipino Music

• Origin of Pinoy Music

In the 1970s, they are the popular OPM artists:

I. Victor Wood

II. Nora Aunor

III. Pilita Corales

IV. Rodel Naval

• I, II, & III

• II, III, & IV

• I, III, & IV

• I, II, III, & IV

Between the 1980s and 1990s, OPM was led by the following artists, except:

I. Ogie Alcasid

II. Francis Magalona

III. Gary Valenciano

IV. Lani Misalucha

V. Vina Morales

• I, II, III, & IV

• I, II, III, & V

• I, III, IV, & V

• I, II, III, IV, & V

The following artists are famous during the 1990s.

I. Smokey Mountain

II. APO Hiking Society

III. Eraserheads

IV. Rivermaya

V. South Border

• I, II, III, & IV

• I, III, IV, & V

• II, III, IV & V

• I, II, IV, & V

From its origin, OPM has been centered in Manila. For this, what language was the only accepted as OPM?

• Ilokano

• Bisaya

• Tagalog

• English

The following are some of the reasons by the Philippine music industry for not venturing investments in non-Tagalog and non-English songs.

I. Language barrier

II. Small market size

III. Socio-cultural emphasis

• I & II

• II & III

• I & III

• I, II, & III