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Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Johann Sebastian Bach traveled throughout Europe during the 18th-century, working as an organist and composer in service to both churches and royalty. He gained his reputation principally through his musicianship as an organist, though he also played the harpsichord and violin. Though Bach composed a number of masterful works during his travels, he did not receive full recognition from his contemporaries for his compositional brilliance. Since the mid-19th century, however, Bachs works have been celebrated for their intellectual depth and mastery of counterpoint. ©Copyright 1994. Microsoft® Encarta.
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Citations from various non-government organizations
- BEST INSTRUMENTALIST, Aliw Award 2000
- BEST MUSICAL SHOW, 1996 STAR Awards
- BEST MUSICAL SHOW HOST, 1996 Star Awards
- BEST INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE, Awit Awards, 1996
- CHAMPION, Class B Division, Third Celebrity Golf Tournament, 1995
- BEST TELEVISION MUSICAL SHOW, Star Awards, 1994
- BEST INTERPRETER OF TRADITIONAL FILIPINO MUSIC, Awit Awards, 1991
- BEST TELEVISION MUSICAL SHOW, Star Awards, 1991
- BEST TELEVISION MUSICAL PROGRAM HOST, Star Awards, 1991
- FIRST CITY JAZZ ACIEVEMENT AWARD, 1989
- LIKAS YAMAN AWARD from ex-Pres. Aquino, 1989
- BEST INSTRUMENTALIST, Aliw Awards, 1988
- BEST INSTRUMENTALIST, Aliw Awards, 1986
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Academic Awards
- MOST OUTSTANDING BROTHER, Alpha Phi Omega Int'l. Collegiate Service Fraternity, 1971
- BEST MUSIC STUDENT, U.P. High School, 1971
- LEADERSHIP AWARD, U.P. Elementary School, 1966
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