Finals week ng 2024 National Music Competitions for Young Artists, sa November 19-24 na

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00:00In the upcoming 11th of Shom, until the 24th of November,

00:05it's the finals week of the competition where the young Filipino talents will be chosen

00:11and that is the National Music Competitions for Young Artists or NAMSIA.

00:16And we will be joined by the Artistic and Program Director of NAMSIA,

00:21Dr. Clement Acevedo, and the Classical Guitarist,

00:26Adric Cristobal, who also won the NAMSIA competition back then.

00:30Good morning to all of you and welcome to Rise and Shine Philippines.

00:33Good morning. Thank you.

00:34Good morning and welcome back, Dr. Clement.

00:37Once again, for our fellow countrymen and our RSP who are not familiar with NAMSIA,

00:43what is it and what are the different categories under this?

00:48Well, NAMSIA is the National Music Competition for Young Artists.

00:53The mandate of this is to develop and to nurture music talents here in the Philippines.

01:03We will go to different places in the Philippines to find these talents.

01:10This competition is a combination of finding these talents

01:18and we bring them to Manila.

01:22We are going to perform at the Metropolitan Theater for this.

01:26We have many different categories.

01:31We have piano competition, violin, rondalia, choir, even traditional music expressions, and so on.

01:42Well, Dr. Clement, November 19 to 24, NAMSIA finals is almost one week.

01:48Why is it so long? And what will happen in the finals week?

01:53Yes, there are many competitions.

01:57NAMSIA is a little bit crazy because we organized many competitions.

02:03Also, the important thing to note here is that this is the finals week, which is also the National Music Week.

02:13In the finals week, because we have semifinals in September in the regions,

02:21NAMSIA will go to the regions and then we have the eliminations also as early as July.

02:28So, this is like the culmination of all these competitions.

02:33And so, we expect that it will be ready.

02:38Best out of the best.

02:40Yes, it's very rigorous.

02:43Regional, semifinals.

02:45And to Adric, you won last time in NAMSIA.

02:49What was the impact of your victory?

02:52Given that the process is very rigorous.

02:56Ed, how are you after winning?

02:58Well, first of all, good morning to everyone listening.

03:01And thank you for having us.

03:03I won NAMSIA during the pandemic.

03:06It was the online edition 2020.

03:10Of course, everything was closed.

03:12There was really no way to perform live.

03:15So, NAMSIA gave me that opportunity to not just compete.

03:19Fortunately, the results were good.

03:21But at least to still reach a wider audience during a time where everything was no live events.

03:28And NAMSIA also gave me a great opportunity to travel.

03:33From Ilocos Norte to Tacloban to China, we had some concerts.

03:38So, it's not just about winning.

03:41It's also about performing and interacting with other musicians.

03:46And of course, when I was applying for university positions,

03:50NAMSIA was a big plus for me.

03:53Of course.

03:54Because even though there were other awards, the national competition was different.

03:58Which was a big help when it was time to start the career.

04:03Okay, but Adric, let's go back to your love for music when you were a kid.

04:10Why did you choose classical guitar as your forte and not other instruments?

04:19Well, I tried playing the violin and the piano.

04:24But I also loved rock music.

04:27So, I was experimenting with electric and acoustic.

04:31But at some point, I also looked for formal training.

04:34And there's no better training than classical training.

04:38Not just in technique, but also in musicianship.

04:42Your knowledge on how to create and perform.

04:46So, when I started playing classical guitar, I wasn't used to it.

04:50Because I'm also ADHD.

04:52So, I have a tendency to change.

04:56But since classical guitar, I haven't changed much.

05:00So, until my master's degree in Europe, I stayed with classical guitar.

05:05So, you really love classical.

05:07I think so, yes.

05:10Alright.

05:11Dr. Clement, what is your message to young people who have a talent for music?

05:16Or those who want to play music?

05:18And also, please invite our co-artists who were supported by NAMSEA in 2024.

05:23Yes, thank you.

05:25So, I would like to say that we all have a talent for music.

05:30We just need to find it.

05:32Find your talent, Doc Clement.

05:34It's hard to find.

05:36Doc Clement can do it.

05:38I'm not saying that out of my own...

05:41Dr. Suzuki, Sinichi Suzuki said that talent is to be taught.

05:47So, everyone has a talent.

05:50And what's important is to find a trainer.

05:54Luckily, DepEd has all of these wonderful music teachers.

06:00They are our partners in NAMSEA.

06:03In bringing all of these kids together.

06:06Their support is huge.

06:08So, the school-based Rondalia, for example, is school-based.

06:12Choir is also school-based.

06:14And we have these trainers at DepEd.

06:16So, I suggest that kids should go to your school and join.

06:22So, it's free?

06:23Yes, of course.

06:24In collaboration with DepEd?

06:25Yes.

06:26That's their music activity in school.

06:29Alright.

06:30Andrick, can you give us a sample of your piece?

06:34So, we can watch your performance.

06:38I'll play a small excerpt by Constancio de Guzman.

06:41Arranged by Florente Aguilar, a U.S. based guitarist.

06:45But from the Philippines.

06:46Do you remember?

06:48Yes.

08:00I remember the nostalgic music from the past.

08:23Do you remember?

08:24Yes, there's a difference.

08:27When it comes to live, classic music, arts and craftsmanship, you'll really feel it.

08:32Alright, once again, thank you so much, Adric Cristobal and of course, Dr. Clement Acevedo of NAMCIA.

08:39Watch out for the cars, we'll support you.

08:42So, thank you very much.

08:44Thank you very much.

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