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    1. Popular music in the Philippines evolved from traditional folk songs to being heavily influenced by American pop, rock, and Broadway music in the late 1960s and early 1970s. 2. In 1973, Pinoy rock emerged as a genre of rock music produced in the Philippines or by Filipinos that incorporated Filipino cultural sensibilities. 3. By the late 1970s and 1980s, popular music in the Philippines had begun to be more eloquent about Filipino life and society while remaining derivative of international styles.

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    1. Popular music in the Philippines evolved from traditional folk songs to being heavily influenced by American pop, rock, and Broadway music in the late 1960s and early 1970s. 2. In 1973, Pinoy rock emerged as a genre of rock music produced in the Philippines or by Filipinos that incorporated Filipino cultural sensibilities. 3. By the late 1970s and 1980s, popular music in the Philippines had begun to be more eloquent about Filipino life and society while remaining derivative of international styles.

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    1. Popular music in the Philippines evolved from traditional folk songs to being heavily influenced by American pop, rock, and Broadway music in the late 1960s and early 1970s. 2. In 1973, Pinoy rock emerged as a genre of rock music produced in the Philippines or by Filipinos that incorporated Filipino cultural sensibilities. 3. By the late 1970s and 1980s, popular music in the Philippines had begun to be more eloquent about Filipino life and society while remaining derivative of international styles.

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    1. Popular music in the Philippines evolved from traditional folk songs to being heavily influenced by American pop, rock, and Broadway music in the late 1960s and early 1970s. 2. In 1973, Pinoy rock emerged as a genre of rock music produced in the Philippines or by Filipinos that incorporated Filipino cultural sensibilities. 3. By the late 1970s and 1980s, popular music in the Philippines had begun to be more eloquent about Filipino life and society while remaining derivative of international styles.

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    Popular Music

    music appealing to the


    popular taste, including rock
    and pop and also soul,
    country, reggae, rap, and
    dance music

    1
    Early Popular music

    kundimans, zarzuelas, love


    songs, street songs, children's
    nonsense songs - and although
    some of these actually found their
    way into records, they were not
    sung on vaudeville stages or
    spun out on the airlanes
    2
    Popular music during
    late 60s and early 70s

    American influence

    American pop, rock, and Broadway on


    the airlanes, TV variety shows, and
    stage shows, although they did arouse
    an interest in old Philippine songs which
    were sometimes reworded to suit new
    conditions.
    3
    Popular music - 1973

    Birth
    of --

    4
    Popular music - 1973

    Joey
    Smith

    5
    Popular music - 1973

    Joey Smith
    Wally Gonzales
    Mike Hanopol

    6
    Popular music - 1973
    Pinoy rock, or Filipino rock, is
    the brand of rock music
    produced in the Philippines or by
    Filipinos. ... Because these
    genres are generally considered
    to fall under the
    broad rock music
    category, Pinoy rock may be
    more
    specifically defined as rock
    music with Filipino cultural
    sensibilities. 7
    Popular music

    slowed down,
    melodious beat,
    and a hit with a title
    in Taglish, "Pers
    Lab" (lyrics in
    Taglish and
    colloquial
    Tagalog) 8
    Popular music

    translated an album
    of American songs
    into Pilipino for
    singer Celeste
    Legaspi, producing
    songs so beautiful
    they seemed newly
    composed, the Pinoy
    trend was on
    9
    Popular music

    10
    Popular music

    The Broadcast Media Council


    gave the spontaneous movement
    a boost by requiring each radio
    station to play at least three
    Filipino songs every hour (an
    indication of how much American
    music was being played). 11
    Popular music

    Some radio stations responded by


    having all-Filipino programs, and
    suddenly Pinoy pop had arrived,
    aided by prizes and contests for
    performers, lyricists, etc. and
    especially by the Metro Manila Pop
    Song Festival with its generous prizes
    for winning songs. 12
    Popular music

    A phenomenal, untrained composer-


    singer, Freddie Aguilar, went
    international with "Anak," in which "
    musicologists saw, beneath the folk
    beat, strains of indigenous
    pre-Hispanic music.

    13
    A
    phenomenal,
    untrained
    composer-
    singer

    14
    Translated to 27 languages
    Hit in over 50 countries 15
    At present:

    -heavily derivative of American pop,


    folk, and rock, but the words have
    begun to be eloquent about Filipino life
    and concern
    - critical about society

    16
    17
    Television

    a system for transmitting visual


    images and sound that are
    reproduced on screens, chiefly used
    to broadcast programs for
    entertainment, information, and
    education

    18
    Introduced in the Philippines in
    1953 with the opening of
    DZAQ-TV Channel 3 of Alto
    Broadcasting System in Manila.

    19
    This television station was later
    bought by the Chronicle
    Broadcasting Network which started
    operating radio stations in 1956.

    20
    DZAQ-TV3 started out on a four-hour
    a day schedule, from six to ten in the
    evening.

    21
    Although ABS was able to round up
    fifty-two advertisers for the premier
    telecast, selling spots for regular
    programming had proven to be
    difficult since buying radio ad spots
    was more cost-effective for
    advertisers.

    22
    During this time, TV sets costs less
    than an automobile, and TV
    reception depended on electrical
    power, which was not always
    available.

    23
    The programs being telecast at that time were usually
    borrowed films from the foreign embassies
    1.imported old cowboy movies
    2.actual coverage of a variety of events
    3.stage plays were transported to television
    4.In 1953, less than a month after the first telecast, Father
    James Reuter, a Jesuit with radio and television training in
    the United States, produced the first play on Philippine
    television entitled Cyrano de Bergerac. The said three-hour
    long play was done live, and all the talents were students.

    24
    a French soldier and
    dramatist
    remembered chiefly
    for fighting many
    duels (often over the
    size of his nose);
    was immortalized in
    1897 in a play by
    Edmond Rostand
    (1619-1655)
    25
    Tawag ng Tanghalan

    26
    Tawag ng Tanghalan

    EDGAR MORTIZ 27
    KUWENTONG KUTSERO

    28
    STUDENT CANTEEN

    FIRST NOONTIME SHOW


    29
    1956

    Chronicle Broadcasting Network (CBN)


    - established as a radio medium in 1956 by
    businessmen Eugenio and Fernando Lopez

    - In the same year, CBN brought ABS from Judge


    Quirino, and merged the two companies under the
    name Bolinao Electronics Corporation, which was
    incidentally the former name of ABS.

    30
    1958
    With the establishment
    of DZXL-TV Channel 9 on April
    19, 1958, the Lopez brothers
    controlled both television
    channels natiowide.

    31
    1960s TO 1970s

    •DZBB-TV Channel 7
    •DZTM-TV Channel 5
    • Radio Philippines Network Channel 9
    •DZTV Channel 13
    •DZRH-TV Channel 11

    32
    1960s TO 1970s

    33
    1960s TO 1970s

    34
    1960s TO 1970s

    35
    1969 – RPN 9

    *longest running and consistently rating sitcom,


    *First Family of Philippine television,
    36
    1973
    Atty. Felipe Gozon
    bought GMA-7 from
    Bob Stewart

    Lawyer of Stewart
    family

    Foreigners are not


    allowed to own
    businesses in the
    Philippines
    37
    38
    of
    popular
    culture

    39
    Literature

    Most generically, is any body of written


    works. More restrictively, literature
    refers to writing considered to be an art
    form or any single writing deemed to
    have artistic or intellectual value, often
    due to deploying language in ways that
    differ from ordinary usage.
    40
    a) reportage and feature
    stories in daily newspapers
    and weekly magazines

    41
    b) reviews of films,
    television shows, pop
    concerts or performances,
    and very occasionally, radio
    programs

    42
    43
    c) studies by mass communication
    undergraduates, thesis writers, and scholars;

    44
    1921
    First Filipino Novel In English 45
    First Filipino novel
    Ninay
    marked the
    beginning of the
    awakening of
    national
    consciousness
    among
    the Filipino intellige
    ntsia.

    *From Spanish (1885)


    to English (1907) to
    Filipino (1908) 46
    47
    1923
    1929 48
    1983 49
    50
    5 Popular Filipino Romance Films That You Can Read
    As Books

    51

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