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Battle of Filipino Folk Song, New Zealand Choir:
1. Takapuna Grammar School Chorale (Auckland) 2019
2. Macleans College Choir 2015
3. Takapuna Grammar School Chorale (Auckland) 2023 Directed by Keani Taruia-Pora perform at the Gala Concert of The Big Sing 2023, Auckland Town Hall, 27 August 2023.
Choir 1. PARU PARONG BUKID: Felipe de León (Composer) George Hernandez (Arranger):
Paru-parong Bukid is a humorous song about comparing a Filipino lady in her glamorous formal gown with tall butterfly sleeves to that of a field butterfly, like a capricious woman who walks around to attract attention.
Paru-Parong bukid is a traditional "Kutang-Kutang" Filipino folk song which originated from "Mariposa Bella", a Filipino song in Spanish originated in the 1890s.The song "Mariposa Bella" was composed during the time of American invasion of the Philippines.
In 1938, "Mariposa Bella" was totally forgotten when "Paru-Parong Bukid" was released as a soundtrack of a film of the same title. The Tagalog rendition was composed by Felipe de León
Choir 2. ROSAS PANDAN Minggoy Lopez (Composer) George Hernandez (Arranger):
Rosas Pandan, tells the story of a pretty lass from the mountains who charms everyone when she sings and dances during a town festival.
Composed by Minggoy Lopez, this Visayan folk song has been performed by numerous choirs all over the world including choirs from China, Korea, Indonesia, Russia, Singapore and USA.
Choir 3. AY, AY, AY O PAG-IBIG, Nitoy Gonzalez (Lyrics) George Hernandez (Arranger):
George G. Hernandez is the founder, artistic director and conductor of the Saringhimig Singers in the San Francisco bay area. His choir has won top prizes and prestigious awards at numerous International competitions. His vision is to promote unity and understanding among people through the beauty of music. Mr. Hernandez studied choral conducting, composition, and piano from the University of the Philippines. He later also studied at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music for his degree in Voice Performance. He has sung with San Francisco Opera Chorus for several years. He also sung roles as a bass-baritone for other opera companies in the San Francisco bay area and other regions of California. Learn more about Mr. Hernandez and the Saringhimig Singers at www.saringhimig.org.