PSME - Philippine Society for Music Education

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Founded in 1971, the Philippine Society for Music Education (PSME) is an all-embracing non-profit association that is primarily intended to improve music education in all its areas, to share new knowledge and ideas on music and music education.

Philippine, represent! Philippine Society for Music Education members and student members from different universities (U...
29/07/2026

Philippine, represent! Philippine Society for Music Education members and student members from different universities (UP, UST, & PWU) at the ISME World Conference in Montreal, Canada.

Present in the photo are PSME Board Members:
President Pat Carranza-Rodriguez (rightmost), Secretary Jesher Edrei Perez (second to the right), and Dolores Andres (second to the left).

Follow us on socials for more updates from ISME World Conference 2026!

If you want to make your voice heard in contributing towards more equitable access to music education and making more voices heard, join us at PSME!

THE MEMBERSHIP LINK IS HERE: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSf9yhqkoKGrAO.../viewform

🇨🇦 37th ISME Conference (🇵🇭 delegates)Are you a 🇵🇭 Filipino 🇵🇭 and coming to present/attend at the ISME Montreal 2026?If...
05/07/2026

🇨🇦 37th ISME Conference (🇵🇭 delegates)

Are you a 🇵🇭 Filipino 🇵🇭 and coming to present/attend at the ISME Montreal 2026?

If yes, we kindly ask you to fill up this form so that we may be able to collate and disseminate a schedule of all Filipino presenters.

https://forms.gle/o68TLp5p4kcoPqNJ7

Thank you!

  opportunity on research integrity on music and sound studies, in the context of music education. A Certificate of Part...
03/07/2026

opportunity on research integrity on music and sound studies, in the context of music education. A Certificate of Participation will be given out after attending.

20/06/2026

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN for

"Listening, Perceiving, Creating:
Exploring Research Integrity in Music and Sound Studies"

a one-day colloquium that examines diverse perspectives on research integrity in the practices of music composers, artists, filmmakers, performers, scholars, teachers, and culture bearers (see the program and detailed CFP below)

21 July 2026, 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Aldaba Hall, UP Diliman

Organized in partnership with the University of the Philippines Diliman Task Force for Research Integrity

Featuring a Sariel & Andie Ablaza Professorial Chair for Social Sciences & Global Health Lecture by

Prof. Nina T. Castillo-Carandang, Ph.D.
UP Social Scientist II / UP Scholar II
Professor of Health Sociology and Global Health
Chair, Department of Clinical Epidemiology
University of the Philippines Manila
UP Manila College Of Medicine

In addition to talks by:

Ramon P. Santos, National Artist of the Philippines
Clement Acevedo, UP College of Music:
MeLê Yamomo, University of Amsterdam / Universiteit van Amsterdam
Eli Guieb III, UP College of Media and Communication
Nelson Dino (Neldy Jolo), MSU TAWI-TAWI
Elvert Bañares, award-winning filmmaker
Jesus Insilada, Panay Bukidnon culture-bearer
Anna Patricia Carranza, PSME - Philippine Society for Music Education President
Datu Rodelio "Waway" Saway, Talaandig Manobo culture-bearer
Owen Castro and Adj Jiao of Munimuni

View the program for more details:
https://bit.ly/4fYOMtp
https://bit.ly/4fYOMtp
https://bit.ly/4fYOMtp

Graduate students and other participants are asked to pay an Php 800.00 registration fee, while the event is free for undergraduate students (UP and non-UP) and UP Kolehiyo ng Musika (UP College of Music) faculty and REPS. Discounts will be given to senior citizens and PWDs.

To register, use the poster's QR code or click here:
https://bit.ly/ListeningPerceivingCreatingReg
https://bit.ly/ListeningPerceivingCreatingReg
https://bit.ly/ListeningPerceivingCreatingReg

For inquiries, email [email protected].

SEE YOU THERE!!

29/04/2026

The National Music Competitions for Young Artists in partnership with National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Okada Manila, Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte, the City Government of Batac, the Ilocandia Cultural Center and in cooperation with DepEd Philippines.

invites you to

MUSIKA PANAGTIPON: NAMCYA MUSIC CAMP SERIES
MAY 21-24, 2026 | ILOCANDIA CULTURAL CENTER
BATAC CITY

The NAMCYA Music Camp is a comprehensive training program designed to nurture young artists by providing specialized instruction across various musical disciplines. The camp aims to develop participants’ technical skills, artistry, and excellence as Filipino musicians.

We invite all interested musicians, educators, and students to take part and explore the learning opportunities offered in our Music Camp. TRAININGS OFFERED:

🔸CHOIR focuses on vocal technique, ensemble singing, and choral interpretation. Participants are group or individual and will be trained in proper breathing, tone production, blending, and musicality while engaging in group performances.

🔸MUSIC EDUCATION Designed to equip teachers with foundational knowledge in pedagogy and musicianship, aligned with the principles of the MATATAG Curriculum of the DepEd. Emphasis is placed on culturally responsive teaching that connects music learning to learners’ identities, communities, and lived experiences, preparing participants to become effective, inclusive, and responsive music educators.

🔸TRADITIONAL MUSIC Explores the richness of Philippine musical heritage through indigenous and folk traditions, while encouraging innovative practices that reimagine these elements in contemporary settings, including the incorporation of traditional instruments and styles with modern and popular music.

🔸STRINGS provides focused instruction for string instrumentalists, including violin, viola, cello, and double bass. It emphasizes proper technique, tone production, and ensemble playing, allowing participants to refine their skills through group sessions.

🔸RONDALLA centers on the study and performance of plucked string instruments such as the bandurria, laud, octavina, guitar, and bass. Participants are group or individual players and will develop coordination, rhythmic precision, and ensemble cohesion.

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📣 REGISTRATION IS FREE AND OPEN TO ALL INTERESTED PARTICIPANTS! Register through the following forms:

https://forms.gle/SA3DwiRFXmhkhXPa9
https://forms.gle/SA3DwiRFXmhkhXPa9
https://forms.gle/SA3DwiRFXmhkhXPa9

08/03/2026
12/12/2025

“In music education, it is easy to assume the most significant innovation and leadership emerge from large and well-resourced programs. Yet, across the country, small school music programs are proving size does not define impact,” writes Richard Tengowski, introducing this interview with fellow NAfME Small Schools Initiative Task Force members Lance Jones and Melissa Jmaeff. “Small school music programs often operate with limited resources, yet their influence within the profession extends far beyond the size of their classrooms, ensembles, or communities.” Read “The Power of Small School Music Programs” in the December 2025 issue of SBO+ Magazine (available complimentarily to NAfME members): https://artistpro.mydigitalpublication.com/december-2025/page-28

Usapang PSME podcast ep. 1 is out!Watch it on our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De7JAcAFLIwUsapang PSM...
12/11/2025

Usapang PSME podcast ep. 1 is out!
Watch it on our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De7JAcAFLIw

Usapang PSME on Inclusive Education through the lens of Music Education and Music Therapy with Graceal Tumanda, Gabrielle Rodriguez, and Ella Corpuz. In this episode we explore the strategies that music educators and music therapists use in their sessions to encourage wellbeing and student independence and tackle how to create a more inclusive space.

✨ We're done shooting our   comeback podcast episode on music therapy and inclusive education ✨Stay tuned for the video'...
31/10/2025

✨ We're done shooting our comeback podcast episode on music therapy and inclusive education ✨

Stay tuned for the video's release!

USAPANG PSME is back!
We are excited for the upcoming online conversations about relevant topics on music education. What do you want to be included in the conversation? Share and comment below!

Stay tuned for more updates.

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Quezon City
1101

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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