Kasarinlan’s repertoire
is extensive. It covers the whole range of Philippine music cultures – both vocal and
instrumental --- from indigenous, "Muslim", folk, popular, serious,
"pop", neo-folk or neo-ethnic, social criticism, to nationalist. Characteristic
dances of each Philippine subculture are often included to ensure a vivid portrayal of the
subculture’s identity. The music and dances are integrated with movements, drama and
informative narration.
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- Mga Hiyas ng Musikang Pilipino (The
Treasures of Philippine Music Cultures)
- Love songs from courtship to marriage
- Songs of the Philippine Revolution from
1872-1898,including works of Dr. Jose Rizal and Gat Andres Bonifacio
- Excerpts from the Zarzuelas
- Instrumental and Vocal Music and Dances of
the Cordillera
- Instrumental and Vocal Music and Dances of
the Yakan
- Instrumental and Vocal Music of the
Magindanaw
- Folk Music and Dances from Cagayan Valley to
the Visayas and Mindanao
- Selected Light Music Compositions of Leon
Ignacio, Santiago Suarez, Juan Silos, Jr., and Constancio de Guzman
- An Extensive Repertoire of Nationalistic
Songs
- Philippine Haranas, Danzas and Habaneras
- The Kundimans of the Filipinos
- Contemporary Works of Filipino Serious
Composers
- The Music of Felipe Padilla de Leon
- Filipino Folk Carols
- Filipino Sacred Music
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