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National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA)Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
with the cooperation ofDepartment of Education (DepEd)
andPhilippine Airlines
presentPaglikha ng Kalikasan ng Diwa’t Mundo sa Musika’t Sining
(Creating an Environment of the Spirit and the World through Music and the Arts)
The 2009 NationalMusic Competitions
For Young Artists
November 10-15, 2009Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo
Cultural Center of the Philippines The National Music Competitions for Young Artists embarks on its 36th year in 2009 with a renewed dedication to its triple mandate of talent discovery, talent exposure
and artistic education.
The Competition continues to include the component of Master Class Workshops and will incorporate performances as well in its regional forays.
The theme for this year mirrors even more clearly decades of service to the national and international community of musicians. “Paglikha ng Kalikasan ng Diwa’t Mundo sa Musika’t Sining” reiterates the belief that it is in the shaping of the youth that is shaped also humanity in its entirety.It is the hope of NAMCYA that in decades to come there will be an even firmer realization that it is primarily and substantially through the ennoblement of the human spirit - in NAMCYA through Music - that an ennoblement of the entire human being can be accomplished.
Young outstanding talent in the following instruments and categories shall be discovered in 2009.
Brasses (Category C)Choir (Category C)
Dance (Ballet) [Junior Category]Guitar (Category A)Piano (Category B)
Rondalla (Category C)Traditional Philippine Ensembles (Category A)
Voice (Category B)
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II congratulate the officers and members of the National Music Competitions for Young Artists for holding its National Finals Week at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
The conduct of activities such as this never fails to promote Filipino music. This undertaking is a perfect venue for young musicians to showcase their talents. Indeed, this competition will increase our appreciation of the arts and in turn boosts our pride in our culture.
The Department of Education commends young music artists in preserving our culture and talents through your participation in this event.
May this event promote Filipino music.
Mabuhay!
Jesli A. LapusSecretary
Department of eDucation
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Since its inception in 1973, NAMCYA has been staying true to its mandate of encouraging young artists to excel in music composition and performance and in preserving, developing and promoting Philippine music as art and as a handmaid of cultural development. It had also been immensely helpful in discovering young artists in the field of choral singing, piano, chamber music, family ensemble, and indigenous instruments.
This year is another testimony of perpetuating the rich tradition of discovering young and fresh Filipino talents in the field of music through rigid and multi-level competitions. This manner of discovering future artists only goes to show that the NAMCYA is well on its way of effectively carrying out to full fruition its mandate.
Congratulations to the organizers of this year’s competitions and festival for again ushering in an era of a new horizon for the country’s future artists.
Maraming salamat! Mabuhay!
Jonathan E. MalayaAssistant SecretarySpecial Projects and Legislative Liaison
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Department of eDucation
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TThe National Music Competition for Young Artists (NAMCYA) has always been committed in harnessing the talents of the younger generation of Filipinos to preserve, develop and promote Philippine music since its inception in 1973. The rigid competition has produced a harvest of excellent and exceptional talents, the bearers of our heritage, who continuously reap honor for our country, building national pride and identity through their world-class performances.
Indeed, NAMCYA is a dynamic force in the preservation of Filipino heritage and music that gives inspiration and encouragement to the young budding artists of today to apply their gifts of peace for national development and a culture.
I applaud and congratulate the National Music Competition for Young Artists, currently under the direction of Professor Ramon Acoymo, on behalf of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), chaired by DepEd Usec. Dr. Vilma Labrador for this wonderful endeavor that provides a rare opportunity for talented young artists to discover, develop and showcase to the world the wealth of our diverse artistic expressions.
Mabuhay po kayong lahat!
Cecile Guidote-Alvarez NCCA Executive Director
nationaL commiSSion for cuLture anD tHe artS
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TThe Cultural Center of the Philippines congratulates with pride the participants of the 2009 National Music Competitions for Young Artists as they enter the National Finals Week at the CCP from November 10 to 15.
This year, we will see the most talented compete in Choir, Voice, Piano, Traditional Music, Dance Brass Instruments, Guitar and Rondalla Ensemble. We are confident that this will be an exciting competition as well as dazzling showcase of the country’s upcoming talents. It is most gratifying to know that even the youngest Filipinos are interested to play classcal music, and that they do so with excellence and gusto.
We congratulate all those who joined this year’s competition as well as the parents and the teachers of the NAMCYA participants. They have unselfishly given their love, guidance and support to our young artists, nurturing them and enabling them to pursue their art and craft.
Mabuhay kayong lahat!
Raul M. Sunico, Ph.DCCP Vice-President and Artistic Director / OIC OP
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National Music Competitions for Young Artists
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Of all the work I do these days, serving as chairperson of Namcya is the most psychologically and emotionally fulfilling.
It is with great pleasure that I watch our young Filipino musicians develop into the best that they can be. I see their sacrifices bear fruit before my very eyes and am thankful for the opportunity to serve.
This year is no different. Or should I say that despite our present economic problems, along with the rest of the world, we can still find time for music. And well we should.
Good times and bad times come and go, but music is forever.
This year, we have another bumper crop of excellent young musicians taking part in our annual competition, which we all know is no competition at all. This is because of our long standing policy not to declare winners or champions in the conventional sense. Those that receive the highest honors are considered to have perfected their craft and have reached the pinnacle of technical proficiency, while those who do not are simply reminded that the task of improving one’s music never ends. This competition is just another rung on their ladder to the peak, their peak.
Join us as we witness our best young musical artists perform original Filipino music for the ages.
Veronica L. Tapia-Merk Chair, NAMCYA 2009
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TThe year 2009 will see yet another noteworthy endeavour to find the country’s most outstanding young musicians as the National Music Competitions for Young Artists embarks upon another nationwide search in the Performance Categories of Choir, Voice, Piano, Traditional Music, Dance, Brass Instruments, Guitar and Rondalla.
The creation of a new environment of the human spirit which determines how we create a new environment for our earth is invaluably inspired, guided and enriched by those finer intangible realms of experience which only music and the arts can truly and completely provide.
No richer mine of resources for this provision can be found than in the young practitioners of music and the arts that endeavors like the NAMCYA, now on its fourth decade, continually and tirelessly discover and uncover.
To all who makes this effort possible and ever stronger: our humble thanks. See you at the competitions!
Dr. Ramon “Montet” AcoymoSecretary-General
National Music Competitions for Young Artists
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CCongratulations to all the winners of the 36th National Music Competitions for Young Artists!
It is with a sense of fulfilment that we close this year’s NAMCYA. Our young artists truly deserve their awards not only as recognition of their exceptional talent but also for the dedication, commitment, and single-minded pursuit of perfection of their craft.
To our partners and sponsors, we owe an overwhelming gratitude. Working with them was an exercise in harmony. We look forward to more collaborations in the coming years.
MABUHAY ANG MUSIKONG PILIPINO!!!
Program DirectorNAMCYA 2009
National Music Competitions for Young Artists
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National Final CompetitionsTuesday-Sunday, November 10–15, 2009
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Tuesday, November 10, 2009 Opening Ceremonies (Little Theater, 10:00am) Piano Category A-2 (Main Theater, 6:00pm) Solo Voice Category B (Little Theater, 6:00pm)
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 Brasses Category C (Experimental Theater, 6:00pm) Thursday, November 12, 2009 Guitar Category C (Conference Room) Friday, November 13, 2009 Dance – Junior Ballet (Main Theater) Rondalla Category C (Little Theater, 6:00pm) Saturday, November 14, 2009 Choir Category C (Main Theater, 6:00pm) Traditional Music Category A (Little Theater, 6:00pm) Sunday, November 15, 2009 Closing Ceremony and Concert of Winners (Main Theater, 6:00pm)
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Closing Ceremonies2008 NAMCYA National FinalsNovember 15, 2009, 7: 00 PM
Program
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Regional Center I CompetitionsSan Fernando City, La Union
September 5, 2009
Voice Category B Competition
Piano Category A-2 Competition
Choir Category C Competition
Audience in Regional Center III
Competitions
Regional Center Competitions
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Regional Center II- A
Regional Center II- B
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Regional Center III CompetitionsIloilo City, August 29, 2009
Rondalla Category C Competition
Choir Category C Competition
Voice Category B Competition
Audience in Regional Center IV Competitions
NAMCYA Program Director and
Adjudicators in Regional Center III
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Regional Center III Master Class WorkshopIloilo City, August 29, 2009
Rondalla Master Class Workshop Choir Master Class Workshop
Rondalla Master Class Workshop Choir Master Class Workshop
Voice Master Class Workshop Choir Master Class Workshop
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Regional Center IV Competitions Cagayan De Oro City, August 22, 2009
Rondalla Category C Competition Choir Category C Competition
Voice Category B Participants Audience in Regional Center IV Competitions
Master Class Workshops Attended by Regional Center Participants,
Parents, Students, Teachers and School Officials
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Brasses (Category C) Participants
Linwell H. LalicFrench Horn
Mahler Dela Paz VillanuevaFrench Horn
Francois SJ. MendozaTrombone
Joshua C. MesaTrombone
Jeffrey T. ManahanTuba
Ricson M. PooninTrombone
Orlando de la CruzTuba
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Archibald M. ConstantinoTrumpet
Clair Louis CrisostomoTrumpet
Manuel S. EsmeraldaTrumpet
Mark Francis AlmeriaTrumpet
Marz Quincy C. FerreTrumpet
Xavier Ernest John R. CelestialTrumpet
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Choir (Category C) Participants
Coro TomasinoRonan H. Ferrer, ConductorEspaña, Manila – NCR
USEP Harmonia PolifonicaMark Anthony Babalcon, Conductor
Members: Tomas M. Alce – Ronnie Q Algeria – Jean Lloyd S. Beto – Guadalupe J. Capoy – Gaznel G. Dingal - Rhey S. Erag - Razel P. Eyong – John Paul B. Gonzaga – Cesar Glenn A. Josio – Marvin L. Leones – Annie Flor O. Lobitos – Jacklyn Rose M. Lumbab – Camille A. Mack – Gernice P. Mancera – John Paul S. Mangaron – Rosille G. Maputi – Jackie Lou B. Oligo – Jun Jun J. Paguyan – Domenic P. Ruizo – Nerie Rose J. Tanjay – Jacob G. Tañedo – Melecio F. Torralba – Earl Jan Tugap – Noemi Tuyco – Cherry Lou E. Tomakin
Members: John D. Alas-as – Raymar R. Aurelio – Anne R. Cambe – Lemuel R. Castillo – Jhomerita A. Chua su – Aledrain N. de Jesus - Jennifer M. Dela Cerna – Marie June C. Garcia – Fermin D. Donzales – Lex L. Guritan – Jose P. Herrera – Thomas M. Hollon – Joseph G. Lizardo – Bernadette M. Mamauag – Robei Yen C. Marquez – Glenn R. Naquila – Francesca P. Pagdilao – Mary Grace L. Pedrocillo – Fay Dee K. Reyes – Jeane Pauline L. Soto – Cheena Y. Sotto – Raymond V. Yadao
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St. Louis University Glee ClubNormita Rio-Pablico, ConductorBaguio City
University of Mindanao ChoralePeter Ian Buaya, Conductor
Members: William B. Agustin Jr – Lean Justin L. Pambid – Chris M. Cachero – Kerbick Carl B. Tuvera – Ralph Martin L. Pasion – Ryan Vicente A. Lamaroza – Jeffrey M. Aquino – Roland M. Milan Jr - Anthony Kenneth G. Castillo – Roven Choelle P. Calderon – Jerome M. Manantan – Alexander M. Juan Jr. – Myra C. Villegas – Ingrid Chiarina Calimlim – Miraella F. Buensuceso – Adihalyn Marie L. Guzman - Vita Deve S. Mina – Noelle Restinne B. Quitos – Jovelyn C. Kimakim – Christian Marie L. Guzman – Jahara Mae R. Henry – Jessica C. Ladines – Ma. Leslie Emma D. Baculi – Ardeen Chiara M. Austria
Members: Mark Jacob Pasco, Jan Karlo Gotas, Alyan Villarojo, Benjie Audis, Jonathan Cadeliña, Joseph Gallego, Jun Rey Vestudio, Jharvie Dwayne Villegas, Ely Christopher Nera, Floyd Valdez, Angel John Blasquez, Darwin Gevero, Cheryll Manlino, Dayana June Adtoon, Rodelyn Dequitos, Berly Jane Bacus, May Ann Sia , Peter Ian Buaya, Char Mae Sabula-an, Jolizel Busque, Rachel Anuengo, Febie Grace Pilar, Mary Grace Rubio, Juliet Bahala
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University of San Agustin TroubadoursArne Lubasan, ConductorWest Negros
University of the Philippines Chorale EnsembleRomel A. Lomarda, ConductorLos Baños, Laguna
Members: Jesel C. Aynaga – Nora rose D. Basa – Ivan Anthony B. Cabrera – Carl Anthony N. Delmo – Wilhelm G. De los Reyes – Reynan O. Garino Jr – Reg Terrence S. Gentica – Serjoe Orven S. Gutierrez – Marie Danette N. Joaquin – Alexa Marie G. Mamaril – Jay Ron V. Maprangala – Therese Marie V. Militante - Deza Mae E. Mongato – Christy P. Mosquera –Alejoe V. Noble – Ariane M. Parohinog – Argiel P. Resurreccion – Johna Love S. Segovia – Don C. Sidayon – Joel C. Silorio
Members: Jacob D. Barbosa – Annamaae G. Bargayo – Ma. Elizabeth Sy Bautista – Manuel O. Buenaventura III – Joycee Pai C. Centeno – Victoria Emanuelle B. Constantino – John Brocks C. Cuadrazal – Chrisbelle A. Dimapilis – Bernard Ahman O. Ebuña – Ronilo Jose D Flores – Angeline Abigail G. Huelma – Jedo I. Jaurigue – Rebelita J. Labitoria – Ma. Rebecca N. Martillana – Jasper Ceasar S. Ogana – Caroline Natalie M. Peralta – Reginald Neil C. Recario – Jerson N. Tagarangao – Rommel M. Taniegra – Anna Mariel U Toledo
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Dance (Ballet)[Junior Category] Finalists
Arnulfo Androde Dawna Reign Mangahas
Elpidio Magat Frances Ann Galanza
Gerardo Ray P. Abatol Joanne Therese D. Sartorio
Genette D. Terez
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Kimberly Anne Mendoza King Magno
Lobreza Pimentel Ma. Isabel Regina C. Gonzalez
Earvin Guillermo Denise Parungao
Ma. Regina de la Fuente
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Jamira Uding Al Frederick C. Abraham
Jan Erika S. Basilio Anna Montserrat Guerrero
Jasmine Pia Dames Jemima Sanielle A. Reyes Mark Christopher Simbiling
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Renee Carmela T. Gumban Rita Angela D. Winder Rudolph Capongcol
Sabrina Andrea Faye SJ Barangan
Veronia Samantha G. Ylagan Yulia Marielle C. Rivas
Micaela L. Claro Mykie Espino
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Guitar Category C) Participants
Carlo Antonio B.Juan Franco Raymundo M. Maigue
Homer B. Cabansag Ramoncito B. Carpio
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Piano (Category A) Participants
Chance Elan A. Israel Denise Faith L. See
Gabrielle S.Rodriguez Joshua Benedict A. Cabalonga
Lorenzo B. Medel Sharon D. Jasminez
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Rondalla (Category C) Participants
Dipolog City Community RondallaJay R. Sarita, ConductorDipolog City
ESNCHS RondallaEdison R. Villasin, Conductor
Members: Allysa Marie Aberia - Jane Acla – Marivic Anasarias – Fatima Yvette Bernardo – Charlene Mae Caratay – Joan Cesista – Anna Kristina Dario – Xyra Gacilos – Lyra Gel Limbauan – Salve Regina Mondaca – April Claire Ong – Justin Marie Pagatpat – Klarina Nikka Rapada – Lorenzo Reago III – Raishane Robel – Fristine Ty – Robert Uy – Clarissa Villanueva
Members: Kimberly T. Acorin – Michael Kerk D. Bonafe – Felaine Aprilee D. Bravo – Franklin H. Calumba – Chiara Zinnia B. Cañoneo – Ember Yanuelle R. Diestro – Carlo Jose G. Janolino – Erica R. Maglangit – Aidronne J. Manlosa – Richard A. Pagapular – Jarren Angela R. Sangatanan – Astly Brian B. Turno – Princess Rovilyn E. Uycoco
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Makabayan Rondalla Artist EnsembleJames Pascua, Conductor
Quezon RondallaHerbert D. Perez, Conductor
Members: Ma. Chris Ann Joy A. Abo – Dawnita Gabrielle H. Abrihan – Ray Cedrick Louis H. Abuso – Clarence Bautista – Irish Mae Cada – Jhoza Cansanay – Janelle Catapang – Jobert Cuasay – Vea Mariz Elarco – Carl Kevin B. Gutierrez – Risa R. Itokawa – Jerelle Cyrish M. Jara – Kristine Joy V. Mancenido – Victor P. Nadela – Alyssa Mae E. Oblefias- Kevin P. Oblefias – Angela Joy L. Pabulayan – Jerome A. Quejano – Aaron Paul Vincent G. Ramilo – John Ed Carlo E. Vitug
Members: Jaysebel M. Arda – Alce Joy L. Batula – Vanessa Beralde – Cecille D. Cabrera – Mia Roshan Candia – Vaniah Capadngan – Joyce Mae S. Cayanong – Lourelyn A. Cuamag – Noemi Jane O. Dinsay – Mary Grace Dan Jean L. Flores – Christy O. Hangad – Rey Dimar Lagadlad – Emelyn C. Lanojan – Mark Anthony Perandos – Mark Jennyson D. Tabalin
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San Andres Elem. School RondallaMenchie Portento- Traqueña, Conductor
The Cainta Rondalla Ensemble, Inc.Ben B. Brillantes, Conductor
Members: Kenneth Pueyo Agulto – Jay Anthony Cabalida Aloy – Catherine Z. Amalia – Pierre Hian Tiu Au-reo – Ana Marie T. Baliuag – Katherine Joy C.. Bawiga – Jeralden V. Catalan – Joana Kristine M. Coballes – Gemilynn E. Dela Cruz – Ed Noel J. De Leon – Kristian Lorenzo T. Ferrer – Kristine Lorraine T. Ferrer – Mel-son Angelo Llacuna – Dayann J. Madronio – Ruffa Quitain – Alexandra L. Remonde – Joy Camille M. Reyes – Jomarie B. Tolentino – Henry S. Ulang – Bryan James S. Uy
Members: Rose Annie C. Camara – Jovelyn J. Canoy – Dustin R. Cinco – Rommel Dela Cruz – Jefferson Ian O. De Leon - Louise Ann R. Francisco – Liza Francesca C. Glifonea – Philip Ryan Y. De Guzman – Isagani L. Lastra III – James L. Lastra – Jezreel K. Lastra – Jomar O. Olan – Josha-nen N. Richards - Michael John G. Samaniego – Jesher Argyle M. Tallara – Ronald E. Villanueva – June Christian A. Vivar – Mark Bryan M. Wenceslao
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Traditional Philippine Ensembles (Category A) Winners
Burnay Dinupdup GroupJovita D. Kimayog, ConductorBurnay, Lagawe, Ifugao, CARMembers: Jayzen Mike B. Carolino – B- Jay D. Cumaldi – Jake B. Dangayo – Keano G. Dinamaan – Ariston Ba. Domining – Sarah C. Dulnuan – Keano Randall C. Fajardo – Vhal Vicente C. Fajardo – Nico Blu H. Fernandez – Jhoemar H. Fontanilla – Jason Clark L. Pagal – Resty D. Pugong – John Lester L. Salvaleon
Dinupdup is a ceremony of the affluent tribesmen in Lagawe, Barney, Boliwong, Cudong, and Hingyon. Two to three days and six to eight sacrificial pigs are needed to complete all the rites of the dinupdup which is offered as thanksgiving and petition for the sustenance of power and health, and for healing sick members of the family.
Several days before the offering, the husband and wife invite the mumbaki or native priests. On a designated day at twilight, the native priests gather. They open the jar of wine and the oldest among them sip first. Then he assigns tasks for each mumbaki for the linnawa.
The linnawa is the first step in the dinupdup wherein the souls of the kindred of both husband and wife are invited to come and partake in the feast of their descendants, and to lay their blessings to the family for health, peace and prosperity.
The alim, the story of the great hunter, Cabbigat of Kiangan is chanted from early evening until morning. One of the native priests rises to shout the gopa to the or the chanters, stating to his fellow mumbaki not to think little of him since he is also rich like them.
The guhad follows whereby deities are invited to the feast, bless the pigs, and partake of the offering. The pigs are butchered and cooked and a prayer called gonob is said before everyone eats.
For the next three days, the family and mumbaki are prohibited from eating specified food and performing certain activities, after which one of the mumbaki performs the kahiw to seal the offering and to lift the restrictions.
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Dosayan - San Vicente Elementary Dance TroupeMarina B. Agbunag, ConductorSan Vicente Baguio City, CAR
Members: Jerry May P. Baldo – Sheentiry D. Bengaline – Godfrey O. Bangtowan – Marvin B. Beneyat – James D. Cong-o – Clifford D. Gatudan – Joel P. Guindalos - Kevin M. Lacbong – Alison .B Lagoyo – Boston B. Lanag – Janice L. Lawiyan – Tairilyn A. Mana-a – Normhynie T. Mayngo – Susan L. Poclis – Marlon D. Salenga.
Tongaw is a cultural celebration in Mountain Province. It is observed three times a year in accordance to the seasons. The first one is during sowing season followed by the planting season and harvest time. The main purpose is to ask for blessings from Kabunyan for bountiful produce and to thank him for the harvest.
The ceremony begins with a group of men heading for the babawian to decide on the time of the season.
On their way, keen observation is of vital importance. No omen should be seen and heard such as snakes, black birds, and unusual sounds. As soon as they reach the designated venue, the men share their observations and they decide on whether to continue or postpone the ceremony. They return to the barangay and proceed to the dap-ay to announce their decision.
Once the decision is made to proceed, a rest day is declared for all the members of the community. Those working in the fields must go home immediately when they hear the shouts of the men. Heavy punishment will be imposed to those who do not comply.
From the dap-ay, the men will bring the sacrificial animals to the patpatayan and offer them to Kabunyan. Then they go back to the dap-ay to continue the ritual. Women and children join the men for the dances, songs, chants, games, and food preparation. People from other barangay join the festivities bringing food and wine to offer.
During this time, no one in the barangay is allowed to go out to work or to travel. Those who do not join must stay home and do household chores. Punishment is strictly imposed on whoever disobeys the rule.
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S’MPO Music EnsembleEamon Flem B. Doplon , DirectorLanao Del Norte, Region X
Kandatu DatuThis piece is played during the crowning of a sultan/datu. It may also be performed with a dance called kasaduratan, the Maranao Royal Walk or kini-kini, a dance that shows the graceful manners in which the Maranao women walk with a scarf or handkerchief, punctuated by static position or poses.Kapranon
A moderately fast piece which is derived from a love song that describes bygone days.
Aydao DitagaunanThis is a piece about the camote, a root crop believed to bring good luck and abundance because its vines creep all over the garden symbolizing a good harvest. The camote is used by the Maranaos during house warming rituals called “kasumang sa walay”. In this piece, Ditagauan, a young girl is asked to “plant camote today, so that many will be fed Kapag-onor
Is a term used for skilled performers who twirl their twirl beaters and other paraphernalia to show off the versatility.
Members: Ada Marie M. Bahian – Raya Faye M. Bahian – Ann Monette P. Deploy – Ean Flem P. Doplon – Francis Mae N. Manguilimotan –Joarle I. Marcia
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Sa Tabok - Cultural Dance Ensemble Agnes Tatoy , Musical Director & Conductor Bolton Elementary SchoolBolton St. Davao City, Region XI
Members: Rona Mae L. Abelong – Jessa Jean D. Briones – Aldrin S. Denosta – Syvel R. Escolar – Luke Russsel N. Labog – trivie Marie N. Labog – Regine Mae S. Lampa – Christian A. Lebios – Florence Gay S. Pasiol – John Cris C. Pejano – Kimberly L. Santos – Amedith Flordance E. Sumalikwa – Cynthia Paula E. Sumalikwa
Traditionally part of Davao del Sur, Davao City is known to be the home of the low land Bagobo tribes such as the Tagabawa, Clata, Guingan sub-groups. Big Bagobo communities and other indigenous tribes have lived in Davao even before the Spaniards came to Mindanao. Most of the performers in this group have ancestors belonging to these tribes.
Davao’s tribal performance tradition is always an integration of songs, dances, rituals, and chants. Seldom do we observe a single form being performed by lone tribal artist.
When there is a special occasion, there are always rituals which develop into a social activity involving the whole community through music, dance, chants, and other forms of artistic communication of faith, virtues, and morals.
Very basic to the Bagobo tribe are the instruments called tagungguhan or ahongan also called kolingtang by other subgroups, the dubakan (drums), the bandali (iron gong), the lantoy (bamboo flute), and the indigenous kawayan clickers.
The performance piece employs the Tagungguhan Badbad and Panihuman which are common pieces of the Southern indigenous tribes, with slight variations in melodic patterns. The Saliston, the Sonoran K’ Tolus (Music of the Deities) is a contemporary arrangement of the traditional pentatonic scale of the Tagungguhan.
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Kastifun Performing EnsembleNoemi Echavez, ConductorBlagan Elementary schoolBlagan, San Jose, General Santos CityRegion XII
One of the most popular folklores in the B’laan community is the story of Siling, an unseen spirit who lives in the midst of the forest. She has magical powers and is believed to bewitch people.
Some B’laan elders claim that they were victims of Siling in their youth. Through songs and dances, they describe what they felt and experienced during their encounter with her.
Based on the B’ laan beliefs, aside from living creatures in the forest, beauty, prosperity and melodious sounds abound in nature. Young children, however, are forbidden to wander alone in the forest because it is guarded by unseen creatures and spirits. When they do so, Siling disguised as their parents, misleads until they lose consciousness from exhaustion. Once caught and put under her spell, they will roam the forest forever unless they urinate from the high trees.
The performance is about the B’laan’s way of life in the community. It portrays also how they appreciate nature like the river and vast land with green grasses and trees. It is also about the bonding of family - the love of a mother for her child and a child for his mother, and the celebration when a lost member of the family is found safe.
The story of Siling to the B’laan tribe gives a sense of awareness of the beauty and the importance of nature to man while being held responsible for its existence.
Members: Ernesto M. Bakilan Jr. – Rowena S. Clarin – Sherlyn F. Dalig – Denar G. Daniel – Mary Ann M. Daniel – Julip L. Edan – Mariah Biancee K. Ganton – Demero K. Guid, Jr. – Alyssa Kaye S. Malatin – Pinalyn T. Saya – Eric T. Tinorio
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Voice (Category B) Participants
Armand Joseph C. Villanueva Carmela Denise M. Antonio
Chiara Cataran Christine Love Q. Gomez
Dorothy A. Sales Iona Marie M. Ventocilla
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Kenneth B. Nierra Ma. Bianca T. Beley
Ma. Geneberne A. Lozada Ma. Jessica M. Saldon
Mariel C. Reyes
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Mary Ann M. Cruz Myarmae T. Meneses
Myron C. Dela Cruz Ronnah Marie M. Ong
William C. Ocier
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Acknowledgments
National Commission for Culture and the Arts
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Department of Education
Department of the Interior and Local Government
Senator Edgardo Angara
Day By Day Christian Ministries
San Miguel Corporation
MANILA Lukban Elementary School Apacible St., Paco, Manila Dr. Vecelina Tan
E. Delos Santos Elementary School Malvar St., Singalong, Manila Ms.Carmen G. Siau
Rafael Palma Elementary School Vito Cruz cor Zobel Roxas St., Manila Mrs. Esmenia C. Pambid
Canossa School Paco Manila
PASAY CITY P. Zamora Elementary School P. Zamora St., Pasay City Mrs. Milagros Ignacio
A. Bonifacio Elementary School Leveriza St., cor. Buendia Ave. Ext., Pasay City Ms. Araceli P. Caampued
PARAÑAQUE CITY Baclaran Central Elementary School Quirino Ave., Baclaran, Parañaque City Felicitas E. dela Cruz
Baclaran Elementary School Unit II Quirino Ave., Baclaran, Parañaque City Mr. Nemesio B. Bunnao
Tambo Elementary School MIA Road cor. Quirino Ave., Parañaque City Cresencia H. Rosales
Department of Education Division Offices
Dr. Rosalinda Tongco – Pasay City
HOST SCHOOLS
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Chair Veronica L. Tapia-MerkVice-Chair Jose NuñezSecretary/Treasurer Mauricia BorromeoPRO Dr. Antonio HilaSecretary-General and Program Director Dr. Ramon AcoymoProgram Director Ms. Luz Corazon R. RoqueMembers Alfonso “Coke” Bolipata Assistant Secretary Jonathan E. Malaya Corazon Iñigo Dr. Patricia Licuanan Renato Lucas Pilar Montes Edgardo Montesclaros Rebecca Nulud Sr. Maria Anunciata Sta. Ana, SPC Nena del Rosario-Villanueva Corporate Secretary Atty. Susan JacintoEX-OFFICIO Vice-President and Artistic Director / OIC OP Dr. Raul M. SunicoNCCA, Executive Director Cecile Guidote-Alvarez
CATEGORIES and CHAIRS
Brasses [Trumpet, Trombone, Prof. Rayben Maigue, ChairmanFrench Horn, Tuba] (Category C)Choir (Category C) Mr. Jonathan Velasco, ChairmanDance (Junior Ballet) Prof. Esteban Villaruz, ChairmanGuitar (Category C) Maestro Jose Valdez, ChairmanPiano (Category A-2) Mr. Jude Edgard Balsamo, ChairmanRondalla (Category C) Ms. Elaine Espejo-Cajucom, ChairmanTraditional Music Prof. Eudenice Palaruan, ChairmanEnsemble (Category A) Solo Voice (Category C) Ms. Camille Lopez-Molina, Chairman
National SecretariatOffice Manager Mr. Juanito D. BernabeAccountant/Bookkeeper Mr. Julius B. AbawagOffice Assistant Mr. Artemio A. Tolibas
Competitions Production Team Stage Managers Ms. Jean Piedad
Mr. Roni Serquiña Production Assistants Shiela Edralin Brian Bernabe Joey Bernabe
NAMCYA 2009 Board of Directors
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS & OFFICERS
Minerva M. Tanseco - President
Elizabeth B. Cristobal - Vice President
Nenuca A. Blardony - Secretary
Karen S. Macasaet - Treasurer
Letty D. Hahn - Asst. Treasurer
Lulu T. Castañeda - Board of Director
Teresita B. Cristobal - Board of Director
Thelma E. Gana - Board of Director
Rose Marie B. Lazaro - Board of Director
Martin E.Z. Lopez - Board of Director
Chloe R. Periquet - Board of Director
Teresita E. Rodrigo - Board of Director
Gilda C. Salonga - Board of Director
Boysie Villavicencio - Board of Director
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REGIONAL DIRECTORS AND COORDINATORS
REGION I - ILOCOS REGIONDepED RO, 2500 San Fernando, La UnionDr. Ligaya Soledad T. Miguel, DirectorDr. Miriam Najera, CoordinatorTel. No. (072) 242-4768 / 242-6160Fax No. (072) 242-5495 / 242-5363Mobile No. 0915-4039669 (Dr. Najera)[email protected]
CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONDepED RO, Wangal, La Trinidad 2601 BenguetBenito S. Tumamao, DirectorMrs. Virginia Lupian, CoordinatorTel. No. (074) 422-1318 / 309-3013 422-4074Fax No. (074) 422-1804Mobile No. 0919-2950760 (Mrs. Lupian)[email protected]@deped.gov.ph
REGION II – CAGAYAN VALLEYDepED RO, Tuguegarao, 3500 CagayanDr. Lourdes G. Angoluan, OIC Director Mrs. Mary Linda Ramos, CoordinatorTel. No. (078) 844-1862 / 844-3855Fax No. (078) 844-1862 / 844-0231Mobile No. [email protected]
REGION III – CENTRAL LUZONDepED RO, Maimpis, San Fernando, PampangaMr. Mario L. Ramirez, DirectorDr. Violeta Villanueva, CoordinatorTel. No. (045) 961-7825 / 860-5211Fax No. (045) 860-5212 / 860-5302Mobile No. 0917-6104113 (Dr. Villanueva)[email protected]
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGIONDepED NCR, Misamis St., Bago Bantay, Quezon CityDr. Teresita G. Domalanta, DirectorMrs. Luzonia Bayot, CoordinatorTelfax No. 921-4274 / 928-0104 / 453-8374 / 929-4212Mobile No. 0916-6951763 (Mrs. Bayot)[email protected]
REGION IV- A - CALABARZONDepED RO, Rizal Prov’l. Capitol Compound 1601 Pasig CityDr. Paraluman R. Giron, DirectorMrs. Fe V. Enguero, CoordinatorTel. No. 633-7328Mobile No. 0915-9000468 (Mrs. Enguero)[email protected]
REGION IV – B – MIMAROPADepED RO, Meralco Ave., cor. St. Paul Road Pasig CityDr. Luisa B. Yu, OIC DirectorMs. Pilar L. Montes, CoordinatorTel. No. 631-4070 / 637-3093Fax No. 637-3139 / 637-2834Mobile No. 0918-7168654 (Mrs. Montes)[email protected]
REGION V – BICOL REGIONDepED RO, 4500 Legaspi CityDr. Celedonio L. Layon, Jr., DirectorDr. Amparo de Matta, CoordinatorTel. No. (052) 482-0046 / 820-8404Fax No. (052) 820-2663 / 820-4045Mobile No. 0921-7661495 (Dr. de Matta)[email protected]
REGION VI – WESTERN VISAYASDepED RO, Duran St., 5000 Iloilo CityDr. Mildred L. Garay, OIC DirectorMs. Julieta Braga, CoordinatorTel. No. (033) 336-2816 / 335-0207Fax No. (033) 509-7653 / 337-3892Mobile No. 0921-9843689 (Ms. Braga)[email protected]
REGION VII – CENTRAL VISAYASDepED RO, ECOTECH, Lahug, 6000 Cebu CityDr. Recaredo G. Borgonia OIC DirectorDr. Vivian Ginete, CoordinatorTel. No. (032) 231-1309 / 414-7399Fax No. (032) 255-4542 / 255-1313Mobile No. 0920-6631237 (Ms. Ginete)[email protected][email protected]
REGION VIII – EASTERN VISAYASDepED RO, Govt. Center, Candahug, LeyteDr. Sol F. Matugas, DirectorDr. Editha P. Jacer, CoordinatorTel. No. (053) 323-7031 / 524-9120 323-3156Fax No. (053) [email protected]
REGION IX – WESTERN MINDANAODepED RO, 7000 Zamboanga CityDr. Walter O. Albos, OIC DirectorMr. Henry Elnas, CoordinatorTel. No. (062) 215-3753 / 215-3751Fax No. (062) 991-5975 / 991-1907 / 215-3789Mobile No. 0918-5600856 (Mr. Elnas)[email protected]@deped.gov.ph
REGION X – NORTHERN MINDANAODepED RO, 9000 Cagayan de Oro CityDr. Estrella A. Babano, DirectorRaymund Antolo, CoordinatorTel. No. (088) 722-652 / 727-836 / 720-665Fax No. (088) 726-574Mobile No. 0918-9480056 (Mr. Antolo)[email protected][email protected]
CARAGA ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONDepED RO, Butuan CityDr. Isabelita M. Borres, OIC DirectorMiss Thelma Villanueva, CoordinatorTel. No. 342-8207 / 342-0302 / 342-2198 Fax No. 815-2021Mobile No. 0917-7188816 (Miss Villanueva)[email protected]@deped.gov.ph
REGION XI – SOUTHERN MINDANAODepED RO, F. Torres St., 8000 Davao CityDr. Susana Teresa B. Estigoy, CESO IV, R. Director Ms. Thelma Bodikey, CoordinatorTel. No. 227-9342 / 221-6147 Fax No. 227-1102 / 211-8459Mobile No. 0918-5216910 (Mrs. Bodikey)[email protected]
REGION XII – EASTERN MINDANAODepED RO XII, Koronadal CityDr. Luz S. Almeda, DirectorMarianela Angeles, CoordinatorTelefax. No. (083) 228-9753 / 520-0421 228-5596 / 228-5597Mobile No.0928-9333521 / 0919-2349228 (Mrs. Angeles)[email protected]@yahoo.com
ARMMDepED, ARMM ORC Compound, 9600 Cotabato CityDr. Udtog K. Kawit – Alhaj, Regional SecretaryDr. Taya K. Aplal, CoordinatorTel. No. (064) 4217884 / 390-1467 / 390-1458 / 421-9687Fax No. (064) 390-1460Mobile No. 09052433597
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TThe language of music not only expresses personal sentiment; it also defines the identity and articulates the inspirations of a people.
In the past 36 years, these and more are what NAMCYA had been doing: setting young musicians free to heed the call of the Muse and contributing to the challenging quest for cultural Identity and the noble task of nation KALOOB Philippines Music and Dance Ministry salutes you and pray for your continuing success.
Mabuhay po kayo!
Ed LapizFounder and Artistic Director
Kaloob Philippine Music and Dance Ministry
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