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    The document discusses the history and evolution of various musical styles, including jazz, popular music, and Philippine popular music. It describes genres such as ragtime, big band, bebop, and jazz rock that originated in the United States and influenced the development of jazz. It also discusses folk music, country and western, ballads, rock and roll, disco, and their origins. For Philippine popular music, it outlines genres like Original Philippine Music, pop, alternative folk, rock, and rap music that adapted Western styles and incorporated Filipino themes.

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    The document discusses the history and evolution of various musical styles, including jazz, popular music, and Philippine popular music. It describes genres such as ragtime, big band, bebop, and jazz rock that originated in the United States and influenced the development of jazz. It also discusses folk music, country and western, ballads, rock and roll, disco, and their origins. For Philippine popular music, it outlines genres like Original Philippine Music, pop, alternative folk, rock, and rap music that adapted Western styles and incorporated Filipino themes.

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    The document discusses the history and evolution of various musical styles, including jazz, popular music, and Philippine popular music. It describes genres such as ragtime, big band, bebop, and jazz rock that originated in the United States and influenced the development of jazz. It also discusses folk music, country and western, ballads, rock and roll, disco, and their origins. For Philippine popular music, it outlines genres like Original Philippine Music, pop, alternative folk, rock, and rap music that adapted Western styles and incorporated Filipino themes.

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    The document discusses the history and evolution of various musical styles, including jazz, popular music, and Philippine popular music. It describes genres such as ragtime, big band, bebop, and jazz rock that originated in the United States and influenced the development of jazz. It also discusses folk music, country and western, ballads, rock and roll, disco, and their origins. For Philippine popular music, it outlines genres like Original Philippine Music, pop, alternative folk, rock, and rap music that adapted Western styles and incorporated Filipino themes.

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    JAZZ MUSIC

    RAGTIME – is an American popular musical style mainly for piano,


    that originated in Afro-American communicates of St. Louis and New
    Orleans.
    - said to be modification of “marching mode” made popular by
    John Philip Sousa.
    Jelly Roll Morton – an American early jazz pianist which
    composed FROG-MORE RAG and SCOTT JOPLIN.
    -he is also known as the “KING of RAGTIME”.

    BIG BAND – refers to a large ensemble from originating in the


    United States in the mid 1920’s closely associated with the Swing Ezra
    and its jazz elements.

    BEBOP – or bop is a musical style of modern jazz that emerged


    during World War II. It was characterized by a fast tempo,
    instrumental virtuosity and improvisation.

    JAZZ ROCK – music of 1960s and 1970s bands that inserted


    jazz elements into rock music. A synonym for “jazz fusion”, “jazz rock
    is mix of funk and R&B (“rhythm and blues”).
    Popular groups that emerged using the jazz rock style were the
    following:
     Grateful Dead
     Cream
     Blood, Sweat and Tears
     Santana
     Traffic
     Chicago
     Steely Dan
     Lighthouse
     Frank Zappa
     Soft machine
     Hatfield and the North
    POPULAR MUSIC
    - literally means “music of the populace,” similar to traditional folk
    music of the past.

    FOLK MUSIC – refers to melodies and songs of the common


    people that are handed down from one generation to the next. As
    music of the people, it can express political or religious beliefs, tell a
    story, recount history or simply provide amusement.

    COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSIC – is a blend of popular


    music forms originally found in the Southern United States.

    BALLADS – originated as an expressive folk song in narrative


    verse with text dealing typically with love. The word is derived both
    from the medieval French “chanson balladee” and “ballade” which
    refers to a dancing song.

    ROCK AND ROLL – was a hugely popular song form in the


    United States during the late 1940s to the 1960s. It combined Afro-
    American forms such as the blues, jump blues, jazz and gospel music
    with the Western swing and country music.
    -ELVIS PRESLEY he is the greatest exponent of the rock and roll style.
    -THE BEATLES is one of the popular band of having rock and roll
    music.

    DISCO- pertained to rock music that was more danceable, thus


    leading to the establishment of venues for public dancing also called
    discos.
    -the term originated from the French word “discotheque” which
    means a library for phonograph records.

    Superstars of the disco music include The Bee Gees; ABBA; Donna
    Summer (‘The Queen of Disco”); Earth, Wind and Fire.
    PHILIPPINE POPULAR MUSIC
    Original Philippine Music (OPM) – most
    commonly known Philippine Popular Music.
    -it was originally refer to Philippine pop songs.
    Ex. Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika – Ryan Cayabyab
     Jose Mari Chan – Beautiful Girl
     Regine Velazques – Araw Gabi
     Sarah G, Sharon Cuneta, Gary V.
    Philippine Pop Music – started as an adaptation or
    translation, if not complete imitation, of Western
    hits.
     APO Hiking Society
     Hotdog
    Philippine Alternative Folk Music – the music
    was combined ethnic instrumentation with
    electronic accompaniments while presenting
    themes or issues of Philippine society and the
    environment.
    Composers: Joey Ayala, Grace Nono and Edru
    Abraham of Kontragapi
     Semi-ethnic- Freddie Aguilar best known for
    his song Anak
     Yoyoy Villame – Magellan
     Gary Granada – Ka Bayani
    Philippine Rock – the music or pinoy rock music
    which successfully merged the rock beat with
    Filipino lyrics.
     Juan dela Cruz band –Ang Himig Natin
     Mike Hanopol – Jeproks
     Parokya ni Edgar, Sponge cola, Rivermaya and
    Bamboo.
    Pinoy Rap – made popular by such composers
    and performers.
     Francis M. – Mga Kababayan Ko
     Andrew E. – Humanap ka ng Pangit
     Gloc 9 - Lando

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