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ABSTRACT: This study looks in to the system of representation through music on a text for television. It particularly discusses the representation of the concept of romantic love in the Philippine context through OPM or Original Pilipino Music, as soundtrack of the program “Ang Probinsyano”. Using Stuart Hall’s Encoding/Decoding Model and Thomas Turino’s Percian Semiotic Theory for Music, this study aims to analyze the representation and discourse involved in the signification of love on television. In 2015, the adaptation of the film “Ang Probinsyano” aired on ABS-CBN primetime slot as a teleserye. The episodes with scenes that used OPM music and tackle romantic love were arbitrarily chosen as unit of analysis. | ABSTRACT: This study looks in to the system of representation through music on a text for television. It particularly discusses the representation of the concept of romantic love in the Philippine context through OPM or Original Pilipino Music, as soundtrack of the program “Ang Probinsyano”. Using Stuart Hall’s Encoding/Decoding Model and Thomas Turino’s Percian Semiotic Theory for Music, this study aims to analyze the representation and discourse involved in the signification of love on television. In 2015, the adaptation of the film “Ang Probinsyano” aired on ABS-CBN primetime slot as a teleserye. The episodes with scenes that used OPM music and tackle romantic love were arbitrarily chosen as unit of analysis. | ||
These foundations revealed that music has a potential to naturalize representation promoted by a program. The representations of romantic love in OPM and teleserye convey themes of sorrow and are usually presented as equivalent to sexual symbolism. Music has a unique political command on discourse to strengthen or break existing symbolisms in a program. In understanding small existing processes in our culture, lies the realization of the real agency of active participation in a much larger system. | These foundations revealed that music has a potential to naturalize representation promoted by a program. The representations of romantic love in OPM and teleserye convey themes of sorrow and are usually presented as equivalent to sexual symbolism. Music has a unique political command on discourse to strengthen or break existing symbolisms in a program. In understanding small existing processes in our culture, lies the realization of the real agency of active participation in a much larger system. | ||
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Keywords: soundtrack, OPM, Ang Probinsyano, Encoding/Decoding, pag-ibig | Keywords: soundtrack, OPM, Ang Probinsyano, Encoding/Decoding, pag-ibig | ||
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Revision as of 10:44, 9 June 2019
Title: More than a Love Song: Pag-aaral ng Representasyon ng Romantikong Pag-ibig sa OPM bilang Soundtrack sa Teleseryeng FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano
Citation: Gabon, J. M. D. (2019). More than a Love Song: Pag-aaral ng Representasyon ng Romantikong Pag-ibig sa OPM bilang Soundtrack sa Teleseryeng FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Kolehiyo ng Pangmadlang Komunikasyon.
ABSTRACT: This study looks in to the system of representation through music on a text for television. It particularly discusses the representation of the concept of romantic love in the Philippine context through OPM or Original Pilipino Music, as soundtrack of the program “Ang Probinsyano”. Using Stuart Hall’s Encoding/Decoding Model and Thomas Turino’s Percian Semiotic Theory for Music, this study aims to analyze the representation and discourse involved in the signification of love on television. In 2015, the adaptation of the film “Ang Probinsyano” aired on ABS-CBN primetime slot as a teleserye. The episodes with scenes that used OPM music and tackle romantic love were arbitrarily chosen as unit of analysis. These foundations revealed that music has a potential to naturalize representation promoted by a program. The representations of romantic love in OPM and teleserye convey themes of sorrow and are usually presented as equivalent to sexual symbolism. Music has a unique political command on discourse to strengthen or break existing symbolisms in a program. In understanding small existing processes in our culture, lies the realization of the real agency of active participation in a much larger system.
Keywords: soundtrack, OPM, Ang Probinsyano, Encoding/Decoding, pag-ibig
