INSPIRING THE FILIPINO CHILD LEGACY CD 1
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ISBN: 978-0-6484164-0-1
Series: Filipino Folktales, Legends, Fables, Proverbs, Riddles, Traditions and Nursery Rhymes
Audience: Children
For Ages: 5-12 years old
Format: Audio CD
Language: Bilingual (Tagalog and English)
Published: 25th August 2018 (Released at Balagtasan 2018 hosted by the Tagalog Association of Australia, Sydney)
Producer : Phoenix Media Arts and Production
Publisher: Lamp Lighter Publishing
Distributors : Growing FUNdamentals and Twinkles Edutainment
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions (cm): 13.4 x 14.6
Weight (kg): 0.09
Edition Type: Unabridged
All rights of the producer and owner of the recorded work reserved. Unauthorised copying, hiring, public performance or communication to the public without the authority of the owner is prohibited.
Series: Filipino Folktales, Legends, Fables, Proverbs, Riddles, Traditions and Nursery Rhymes
Audience: Children
For Ages: 5-12 years old
Format: Audio CD
Language: Bilingual (Tagalog and English)
Published: 25th August 2018 (Released at Balagtasan 2018 hosted by the Tagalog Association of Australia, Sydney)
Producer : Phoenix Media Arts and Production
Publisher: Lamp Lighter Publishing
Distributors : Growing FUNdamentals and Twinkles Edutainment
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions (cm): 13.4 x 14.6
Weight (kg): 0.09
Edition Type: Unabridged
All rights of the producer and owner of the recorded work reserved. Unauthorised copying, hiring, public performance or communication to the public without the authority of the owner is prohibited.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
This CD was designed for ALL children who were born or grew up outside the Philippines who are not familiar with the Tagalog language and Filipino culture. It is recommended to have this audio CD played while on a medium to long drive or before bedtime. It also encourages other non-Filipino speaking nationals everywhere to learn and appreciate Filipino culture. The audio CD features a set of Filipino legend, fable, folktale, proverb and tradition with emphases on respective moral values encompassing each narration. Jinky Marsh (www.jinkymarsh.com)was the principal storyteller and voice artist of the narrations.
Dr Floro Quibuyen, historian of the Philippine national hero Dr Jose Rizal, was consulted on the fable Monkey and the Turtle which was fondly retold by Rizal to his nephews and nieces to teach its moral lessons. Sir Danilo Peralta, Knights of Rizal Sydney Chapter Commander and Founding President of the Tagalog Association of Australia shared his insight on the proverb "He who does not know how to look back at where he came from will never get to his destination." also made known by Dr Jose Rizal.
Fr Elmer Ibarra, SVD gave his message on the joyful birth of Christ and its unique celebration of in the Philippines. The Filipino nursery rhymes were accompanied by the music of the YAPAK Cultural Group. The group is a collective of singer-songwriters, visual artist, theater artist and poets whose aim is to promote and popularise Filipino culture in Australia. Each member dresses up in national costume while performing and singing is accompanied by various Philippine indigenous instruments.
A game of riddles was also part of the compilation which was played by children aged 7 to 11 years. The riddlers were Juliana Carvajal (8yo) and Cameron Marsh (7yo) and the Co-Elliott siblings (Brendan, 11yo and Sabrina, 8yo) as well as the Brokke brothers (Peter, 10yo and Dominic, 8yo) joined in the game and guessed the riddles presented. A song tract entitled Ang Bata (A Child) composed by Ferdinand Dimaano (1985) depicts the sad life of a Filipino street child. Inclusion of this tract in the compilation hopes to ignite the listeners' view on sharing one's knowledge, time and resources to help alleviate such condition of poverty.
GABAYAN. HIMUKIN. PUKAWIN ANG BATANG KAISIPAN ng kagandahang asal, wastong pag-uugali at sariling kultura at tradisyon.
GUIDE. ENCOURAGE. INSPIRE young minds with proper manners, good conduct and own culture and tradition.
This CD was designed for ALL children who were born or grew up outside the Philippines who are not familiar with the Tagalog language and Filipino culture. It is recommended to have this audio CD played while on a medium to long drive or before bedtime. It also encourages other non-Filipino speaking nationals everywhere to learn and appreciate Filipino culture. The audio CD features a set of Filipino legend, fable, folktale, proverb and tradition with emphases on respective moral values encompassing each narration. Jinky Marsh (www.jinkymarsh.com)was the principal storyteller and voice artist of the narrations.
Dr Floro Quibuyen, historian of the Philippine national hero Dr Jose Rizal, was consulted on the fable Monkey and the Turtle which was fondly retold by Rizal to his nephews and nieces to teach its moral lessons. Sir Danilo Peralta, Knights of Rizal Sydney Chapter Commander and Founding President of the Tagalog Association of Australia shared his insight on the proverb "He who does not know how to look back at where he came from will never get to his destination." also made known by Dr Jose Rizal.
Fr Elmer Ibarra, SVD gave his message on the joyful birth of Christ and its unique celebration of in the Philippines. The Filipino nursery rhymes were accompanied by the music of the YAPAK Cultural Group. The group is a collective of singer-songwriters, visual artist, theater artist and poets whose aim is to promote and popularise Filipino culture in Australia. Each member dresses up in national costume while performing and singing is accompanied by various Philippine indigenous instruments.
A game of riddles was also part of the compilation which was played by children aged 7 to 11 years. The riddlers were Juliana Carvajal (8yo) and Cameron Marsh (7yo) and the Co-Elliott siblings (Brendan, 11yo and Sabrina, 8yo) as well as the Brokke brothers (Peter, 10yo and Dominic, 8yo) joined in the game and guessed the riddles presented. A song tract entitled Ang Bata (A Child) composed by Ferdinand Dimaano (1985) depicts the sad life of a Filipino street child. Inclusion of this tract in the compilation hopes to ignite the listeners' view on sharing one's knowledge, time and resources to help alleviate such condition of poverty.
GABAYAN. HIMUKIN. PUKAWIN ANG BATANG KAISIPAN ng kagandahang asal, wastong pag-uugali at sariling kultura at tradisyon.
GUIDE. ENCOURAGE. INSPIRE young minds with proper manners, good conduct and own culture and tradition.