Ryan Cayabyab's One Christmas

Professor Ryan Cayabyab, one of the Philippine's musical geniuses of our time, creates a masterpiece bringing together traditional Filipino songs and his own contemporary compositions, masterfully arranging each one as a choral arrangement. He caps his legacy by actually performing all the voices of each arrangement -- from soprano to bass -- forming as much as 16 voices in some songs. It is entitled "One" primarily because of this -- that everything was done by one voice, his voice, as an enduring legacy to his career as a Filipino musician. This album was launched in 1981, the first year of that decade, and is the first of a series of albums he brings out to the world, as a further highlight to the theme "One." The second was "One Christmas," launched in 1991. It is with pride and honor that I share this with you. Kuya George

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gmcorneby (2008-12-02)

In my opinion, the 1981 album was more meticulously developed and crafted. Feel free to comment. I would appreciate it.

bisayaguid (2008-12-26)

thanks, pare! i've been searching for this matagal na.