is related to compositions that have adopted and uses elements of the 20th century Western music as well as the latest trends and musical styles in the entertainment industry.

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Conductor who playes at Hanoi, Vietnam

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Matinal-1912

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Played at the Malacañang Palace

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Bach’s Christmas Oratorio

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Don Giovanni

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First televised choral concert

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500 Compositions

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Hatinggabi (Violin)

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Malikmata (Piano)

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Ana Maria ( Zarzuela)

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Misa Antoniana (Mass)

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Ang Batingaw (Chamber Music)

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Pandangguhan (Vocal Music)

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Amihan, Awit ni Maria Clara (Poem)

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Larawan Nitong Pilipinas (Vocal Music)

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Member of band

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“Danza”

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Organist-Manila Cathedral

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League of Filipino Composers

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Republic Cultural Heritage Award

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Epics, Legends, Local Heroes

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16th Centenary of St. Augustine, 400th Year of the Augustinian Recollect Mass

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Philippine Music Festival

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50 Religious Compositions

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Maria Makiling

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Ang Ating Watawat

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Prinsesa Urduja

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Gomburza

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Pasko ng Barangay

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Diego Silang

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Dakilang Lahi

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Rizal, the Great Malayan Antagonist

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Philippine Women University

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St. Scholastica College

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Eastman School of Music

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Philippine Music and Culture and Traditional Music

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Bayanihan Folks Arts Center for Research and Theatrical Presentations – Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company

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250 Compositions

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April Morning

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Walay Angay

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Toccata for Percussions and Winds

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Legend of Sarimanok

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Filisiana

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Dularawan

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Elegy of Mt. Pinatubo

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UP College of Music on Music Theory and Composition

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Electronic, Modern and Popular Music

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Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines

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Onassis International Cultural Competition

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Films, Television and Recordings

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“Kailan”

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“Araw-Gabi”

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“Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika”

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