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    Francisco Beltran Buencamino was a Filipino composer born in 1883 in San Miguel de Mayumo, Bulacan. He learned music from his father and studied composition and harmony at the Liceo de Manila. Buencamino taught music at several schools and founded the Buencamino Music Academy. He composed zarzuelas, kundimans, and film scores. His most famous works include the "Mayon Concerto" and "Ang Larawan". Buencamino promoted Filipino music as a composer, educator, and musical director until his death in 1952.

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    Francisco Beltran Buencamino was a Filipino composer born in 1883 in San Miguel de Mayumo, Bulacan. He learned music from his father and studied composition and harmony at the Liceo de Manila. Buencamino taught music at several schools and founded the Buencamino Music Academy. He composed zarzuelas, kundimans, and film scores. His most famous works include the "Mayon Concerto" and "Ang Larawan". Buencamino promoted Filipino music as a composer, educator, and musical director until his death in 1952.

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    Francisco Beltran Buencamino was a Filipino composer born in 1883 in San Miguel de Mayumo, Bulacan. He learned music from his father and studied composition and harmony at the Liceo de Manila. Buencamino taught music at several schools and founded the Buencamino Music Academy. He composed zarzuelas, kundimans, and film scores. His most famous works include the "Mayon Concerto" and "Ang Larawan". Buencamino promoted Filipino music as a composer, educator, and musical director until his death in 1952.

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    Francisco Beltran Buencamino was a Filipino composer born in 1883 in San Miguel de Mayumo, Bulacan. He learned music from his father and studied composition and harmony at the Liceo de Manila. Buencamino taught music at several schools and founded the Buencamino Music Academy. He composed zarzuelas, kundimans, and film scores. His most famous works include the "Mayon Concerto" and "Ang Larawan". Buencamino promoted Filipino music as a composer, educator, and musical director until his death in 1952.

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    MUSIC 10

    GOOD AFTERNOON
    Francisco Beltran
    Buencamino was born on the 5th
    of November, 1883 in San Miguel
    de Mayumo, Bulacan. He is the
    sixth of ten children of Fortunato
    Buencamino and Luisa Beltran. His
    father was a church organist and
    band master, and his mother, a
    singer. Francisco was married to
    Pilar Luceno and they had two
    The Filipino Kundiman
    children, both of whom also took
    up music.
    Francisco first learnt music from his father. At age 12, he could play
    the organ. At 14, he was sent to study at the Liceo de Manila. There,
    he took up courses in composition and harmony under Marcelo Adonay.
    He also took up pianoforte courses under a Spanish music teacher. He
    did not finish his education as he became interested in the sarswela.

    ORGAN
    MARCELO ADONAY
    LICEO DE MANILA
    Kundiman is a genre of
    Zarzuela (Spanish traditional Filipino love
    pronunciation: songs.[1] The lyrics of
    [θaɾˈθwela]) is a the Kundiman are
    Spanish lyric- written in Tagalog.
    dramatic genre that The melody is
    alternates between characterized by a
    spoken and sung smooth, flowing and
    scenes, the latter gentle rhythm with
    incorporating dramatic intervals.
    operatic and popular Kundiman was the
    songs, as well as traditional means
    dance. of serenade in the
    Philippines.
    In the early 1900s, Francisco Buencamino taught music
    at the Ateneo de Manila and at the Centro Escolar de
    Senoritas. At the latter, he founded the Conservatory of
    Music and was its head until 1938. At the same time, he
    also handled music lessons at the Liceo de Manila. He
    founded the Buencamino Music Academy in 1930. It was
    authorized by the Department of Public Instruction to
    grant music degrees. Some of his pupils were Nicanor
    Abelardo, Ernestina Crisologo, Estela Velasco, Beatrice
    Alba, and Amelia Hidalgo. In the 1940s, he started
    working as a musical director. He also composed music
    for films produced by Sampaguita Pictures, LVN and
    Excelsior. For a time, Francisco Buencamino frequently
    acted on stage. He also collaborated on the plays written
    and produced by Aurelio Tolentino. The Philippine Music
    Publishers, which Buencamino established, undertook the
    printing of his more important compositions, but it was
    not a successful venture.
    CENTRO ESCOLAR DE SENORITAS
    Some of the sarswelas he wrote are: "Marcela" (1904), "Si Tio Celo"
    (1904) and "Yayang " (1905). In 1908, the popularity of
    the sarswela started to wane because of American repression and the
    entry of silent movies. Francisco Buencamino then turned to
    composing kundimans.
    One of his earliest compositions is "En el bello Oriente" (1909),
    which uses Jose Rizal's lyrics. "Ang Una Kong Pag-ibig", a
    popular kundiman, was inspired by his wife. In 1938, he composed
    an epic poem which won a prize from the Far Eastern University
    during one of the annual carnivals. His "Mayon Concerto" is
    considered his magnum opus. Begun in 1943 and finished in 1948,
    "Mayon Concerto" had its full rendition in February 1950 at the
    graduation recital of Rosario Buencamino at the Holy Ghost
    College. "Ang Larawan" (1943), also one of his most acclaimed
    works, is a composition based on a Balitaw tune. The orchestral
    piece, "Pizzicato Caprice" (1948) is a version of this composition.
    Many of his other compositions were lost during the Japanese
    Occupation, when he had to evacuate his family to Novaliches,
    Rizal.
    As a musical director, he was
    involved in anumber of movies such
    as "Mabangong Bulaklak", "Ang
    Ibong Adarna", "Mutya ng Pasig",
    and "Alitaptap".

    Francisco Buencamino died on the


    16th of October, 1952. in the same
    year, he was given a posthumous
    Outstanding Composer Award by
    the Manila Music Lovers Society.
    Additional Information: Pianist Cecile Licad, is his grand niece.
    Composers Willy Cruz, Lorrie Ilustre and Nonong Buencamino, and
    actor Noni Buencamino are his grandnephews.
    Noni Buencamino
    THANK U

    ALJON B. NATOZA
    REPORTER

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