Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Pilar Manalo Danao (born March 10, 1914 in Manila Philippines, died 1980?) also known as Ka Pilar, was the eldest child of Felix Y. Manalo, and the first Head Choir Directress of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) serving from 1942 until her death.Pilar is instrumental in the creation of hymns for the church and until now remains as the official lyricist of the INC hymnal. In 1937, first hymnbook termed Himnario was published, consists of about 300 songs compiled, composed and written by Pilar and her father. The following year, an Ilocano version was also published. Her name, and her acronym (PMD) is imprinted on it since first release, and on all musical scores for the choir.Upon her death, Fausto T. Perez assumed post as the Head Choir Director. Liberty Manalo-Albert on the other hand, took in charge as the Coordinator or Tagapag-ugnay (in Filipino) of the choir to then Executive Minister Eraño G. Manalo while Gemma Manalo-de Guzman, daughter of Eduardo V. Manalo, held the post after her.In 2011, the church released its latest copyrighted publication of the Himnario where it states that "the hymns underwent many changes from recent publications, by choir directors of the church, all of which were written by Sister Pilar Manalo Danao"."@en }
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- Pilar_Manalo_Danao abstract "Pilar Manalo Danao (born March 10, 1914 in Manila Philippines, died 1980?) also known as Ka Pilar, was the eldest child of Felix Y. Manalo, and the first Head Choir Directress of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) serving from 1942 until her death.Pilar is instrumental in the creation of hymns for the church and until now remains as the official lyricist of the INC hymnal. In 1937, first hymnbook termed Himnario was published, consists of about 300 songs compiled, composed and written by Pilar and her father. The following year, an Ilocano version was also published. Her name, and her acronym (PMD) is imprinted on it since first release, and on all musical scores for the choir.Upon her death, Fausto T. Perez assumed post as the Head Choir Director. Liberty Manalo-Albert on the other hand, took in charge as the Coordinator or Tagapag-ugnay (in Filipino) of the choir to then Executive Minister Eraño G. Manalo while Gemma Manalo-de Guzman, daughter of Eduardo V. Manalo, held the post after her.In 2011, the church released its latest copyrighted publication of the Himnario where it states that "the hymns underwent many changes from recent publications, by choir directors of the church, all of which were written by Sister Pilar Manalo Danao".".