Tots Tolentino

Tots Tolentino[2][3] (born on July 2, 1959) is a jazz musician from the Philippines.

Tots Tolentino
Birth nameMario Martin Allid Tolentino
Born (1959-07-02) July 2, 1959
Genresjazz, pop
Occupation(s)Musician, composer, musical arranger
Instrumentssaxophone (tenor, alto, and soprano sax), flute, clarinet, penny whistle
Years active1984-present
Labels
Associated acts
Nationality Philippines
EducationMagna cum laude - Berklee College of Music
Alma materUniversity of the Philippines and Berklee College of Music
OccupationEducator in university
EmployerUniversity of Santo Tomas
OrganizationAsosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino (AMP)
RelativesSen. Arturo Tolentino (grandfather)

Education

Tots Tolentino's interest in jazz was sparked at 16 years of age after hearing Charlie Parker perform on the saxophone.[4] In 1977, he enrolled at the University of the Philippines Conservatory of Music where he studied flute under Prof. Eric Barcelo. He later enrolled at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, under the tutelage of Joseph "Joe" Viola[5] where he graduated magna cum laude in 1982.[6]

Musical career

Tots began his professional musical career as a session musician for other artists until releasing his self-titled album[7] in 1990. He is acknowledged[8] as one of the first-call musicians in the Philippines since the 1990s and cited as such by the Cultural Center of the Philippines.[9]

Session Musician

Tots has worked with several big names in the Philippine music scene,[10] namely artists like Gary Valenciano, Lea Salonga, Martin Nievera, Janno Gibbs, and Mon David, to name a few. While his primary genre is jazz, his experience working with other musicians and musical artists widened his repertoire to encompass other types of music such as pop, rock, R&B, and worship.

Solo Artist

Early in his career he released three solo albums, namely the self-titled Tots Tolentino[7] in 1990 under Black Gold Records, Inah,[11] in 1991, and Color Real[12] in 1993. In 2012 he released a Christmas album called Tots Tolentino Plays Vehnee Saturno Christmas Songs[13]. In 2015, he released another Christmas album, this time under the Jesuit Communications Foundation, called God Rest Ye! (Christmas Jazz with Tots Tolentino).[14]

Bands

In the 90s, he fronted the group Buhay,[15][16] a band composed of Pinoy jazz veterans Wowee Posadas (keyboards), Mar Dizon[17] (drums), Meong Pacana (bass), and Tots Tolentino. Buhay toured Asia, Europe, and the U.S. spreading the love for Pinoy jazz.[18]

In the mid-1990s Tots was in invited by Asia's premier jazzman, Terumasa Hino[19] to join the Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet,[20][21] a jazz group composed of four of Asia's leading jazz musicians. The frontman of the group is pianist/organist Jeremy Monteiro from Singapore. Other members include guitarist Eugene Pao from Hong Kong, drummer Hong Chanutr Techatana-nan[22] from Thailand, and Tots Tolentino on saxophone.

Tots joined Johnny Alegre AFFINITY in 2002, a Manila-based jazz group that includes frontman Johnny Alegre (guitar), Colby de la Calzada (double bass and bass guitar), Elhmir Saison (piano), and Koko Bermejo (drums). Johnny Alegre AFFINITY has recorded several albums and won several awards.

Tots was one of the founders and main performers/soloists of a large jazz ensemble called The AMP Band,[23] composed of several members of the organization created for Filipino musicians called the Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino,[24][25] hence its name. The AMP Band performs at various events and venues such as bars/clubs, hotels, and private functions. It is greatly sought after by local celebrities and often invited to perform with them at shows, guestings, and concerts.

Collaborations

Tots collaborated with other musicians in project bands. The ETS Band, an acronym for the names of the principal members of the band, is composed of Elhmir Saison (keyboards), Tots Tolentino (clarinet), Janno Queyquep (guitar), Noel Asistores (bass), Mar Dizon (drums), and Wilson Matias (2nd keyboards).

Monk's Jazz Bureau, a group that gets its name from the great American jazz pianist, Thelonious Monk - composed of Terry Undag (trumpet), Tots Tolentino (alto sax), Marc Lopez (piano), Colby dela Calzada (bass), and George San Jose (drums).

The Bobby Enriquez All-Star Band - composed of Bobby Enriquez (piano), Emil Mijares (vibraphone), Nestor Gonzaga (trumpet), Abel Valdevia (alto sax), Tots Tolentino (tenor sax), Pikoy Villapando (baritone sax), Narding Sanchez (trombone), Roger Herrera (bass), Tony Velarde (drums), and Nick Boogie (percussion).

Advocacy

His passion for music and specifically Filipino music, and concern for the plight of musicians drove him to meet with like-minded individuals. Together they formed the organization called the Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino (Association of Filipino Musicians).[24] This organization strives to professionalize Filipino musicians and provide benefits such as proper wages, standardized contracts, financial assistance, legal counsel, and coordination with government agencies (such as the National Commission on Culture and the Arts and the Cultural Center of the Philippines).

Mentor and Educator

The Filipino Music Art Collective[26] has Tots listed as one of their mentors for improvisation. Years before, Tots had already started mentoring old and new musicians from basic lessons such as music theory to musicality and musical expression. A few years ago, Tots joined the faculty of the University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Music (UST Music).[27] At present he is the head of the Jazz Studies program[28] and the conductor of the UST Jazz Ensemble.[29][30]

Awards
Year Award Category Work Artist/s or Group Result
1991 4th Awit Awards Gold Record Award Tots Tolentino (self-titled album) Tots Tolentino Won
1991 4th Awit Awards Best Jazz Recording Inah Tots Tolentino Won
1992 5th Awit Awards Best Jazz Instrumental Recording[31] Inah Tots Tolentino Won
2003 15th Awit Awards Best Jazz Instrumental Recording[31] Kalabukab Buhay (Wowee Posadas (keyboards), Mar Dizon (drums), Meong Pacana (bass), and Tots Tolentino (saxophone) Won
2005 18th Aliw Awards Best Instrumental Artist Tots Tolentino Nominated
2005 18th Awit Awards Best Jazz Album Johnny Alegre AFFINITY (self-titled album) Johnny Alegre AFFINITY Nominated
2008 21st Aliw Awards Best Major Concert[32][33] Love's What Matters Most (Valentine Concert) John Lesaca (violin), Tots Tolentino (saxophone), and Noelle Cassandra (harp) Nominated
2008 21st Aliw Awards Best Instrumentalist[32][33] Tots Tolentino (saxophone) Nominated
2016 29th Awit Awards Best Jazz Recording The Christ Child composed by Marlene del Rosario, originally performed by Bukas Palad Music Ministry, and interpreted by Tots Tolentino Nominated

Discography

Below is a list of his solo and collaboration albums.

Year Single/Album Artist Label Barcode/Catalog Genre Format
1990 Tots Tolentino[7][34] Tots Tolentino Blackgold Records BA-5166 Jazz LP
1991 Inah[11] Tots Tolentino Blackgold Records KBA-5203 Jazz Cassette
1993 Color Real[12] Tots Tolentino Dypro Records 86/91 Pop/Rock CD
2000 Inner Country[35][36][37][38][39] Bob Aves BMG Jazz CD
2002 Adobo Jazz: A Portrait of the Filipino as a Jazz Artist, Vol. 1 (two recordings with two different bands) Johnny Alegre AFFINITY

Monk's Jazz Bureau

 IndiRa Records Jazz Compilation CD
2002 Adobo Jazz, Vol. 2 The Bobby Enriquez All-Star Band IndiRa Records Jazz Compilation CD
2003 Beyond Words[40]Track 10: Until Then Gary Valenciano Universal Records Philippines 669910560853 CD and Digital Media
2005 Johnny Alegre AFFINITY[41] Johnny Alegre AFFINITY Candid Records CAN-KC-5001 Jazz CD
2005 Jazzhound[42] Johnny Alegre AFFINITY Candid Records CCD 79842 Jazz CD
2007 Eastern Skies[43] Johnny Alegre AFFINITY Candid Records CAN-KC-5006 Jazz CD
2011 Live At The Living Room Jazz Festival, Bangkok[44] Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet Jazznote Records Jazz CD
2012 A Bossa Nova Love Affair[45][46] Various artists Candid Records CCD 71805 Jazz Compilation CD
2012 Tots Tolentino Plays Vehnee Saturno Christmas Songs Tots Tolentino Saturno Records Christmas CD
2014 Stories Johnny Alegre AFFINITY MCA Music (Philippines) UPC:00602537694600 Jazz CD
2015 God Rest Ye! (Christmas Jazz with Tots Tolentino)[47] Tots Tolentino Jesuit Communications Foundation Christmas CD
2019 Adobo Jazz: Filipino Jazz Music of Our Time, Vol. 1 ETS Band Bowfinger Records Jazz Compilation CD

Session work
Year Single/Album Artist Label Barcode/Catalog Genre Format
1976 Pamasko[48][49] The New Minstrels RJV Records R-5001 Christmas LP
1990 Thaddea[46] Rudy Lozano Ivory Records 463 Jazz Cassette
1991 A New Start[46] Martin Nievera Dyna Music Easy Listening CD
1994 Roads[46] Martin Nievera Polycosmic Records DST-92-243 Easy Listening CD
1996 Another Chance[46] Janno Gibbs Polycosmic Records 92-264 Pop/Rock CD
1998 In Love[46] Lea Salonga BMG 1 Vocal CD
1999 Aawitan Ko Na Lang[46] Ariel Rivera Musiko 117 Pop/Rock CD
1999 Forever, Forever[46] Martin Nievera EMI / PolyEast Records 547619 Easy Listening CD
1999 Louie O.[46] Louie Ocampo Musiko / BMG MRMC 128 New Age CD
1999 Papa's Bag[46] Menchu Apostol Viva Records 99045 Pop/Rock CD
2000 By Heart[46] Lea Salonga BMG 9 Easy Listening CD
2000 Jazz in Time[46] Richard Merk Star Records 11-27006-4 Jazz CD
2000 Revive (Bonus Disc)[46] Gary Valenciano Universal Records Philippines 41221 Religious CD
2000 Servant of All[46] Various artists Viva Records 0000125 Pop/Rock Compilation CD
2000 Show Me The Way[46] Chad Borja Warner Music Philippines Pop/Rock Digital Media
2000 Simply ... Rex[46] Rex Smith MCA 59721 Pop/Rock CD
2000 The Disco Project[46] Passage Neo Musiq 2000006 Pop/Rock CD
2001 At The Movies[46] Ivy Violan Viva Records 2001-02 Pop/Rock CD
2001 My Souvenirs[46] Martin Nievera EMI / PolyEast Records 016145 Easy Listening CD
2001 Oras[46] Rannie Raymundo Neo Musiq NR-CAS-01-028 Pop/Rock CD
2001 Soulitude[50][51][46] Mon David Easy Listening CD
2003 ... Miracle / Giliw[46] Martin Nievera Vicor Music 117 Easy Listening CD
2004 Best Wishes: A Wedding Songs Collection[46] Martin Nievera EMI / PolyEast Records 578510 Easy Listening CD
2004 Thor Thor Evolution Music / Warner Music Philippines R&B CD
2004 Once in a Lifetime Freestyle Viva Records VR CDS 04 137 Pop CD
2005 When Love Is Gone[46] Martin Nievera EMI / PolyEast Records 34645 Easy Listening CD
2005 Life and Time Mon David Candid Records CAN-KC-7001 Vocal Jazz CD
2006 My One and Only Love[50] Mon David Candid Records Vocal Jazz CD
2007 Milestones[46] Martin Nievera EMI 09291 Easy Listening CD
2008 Angelsong[52] Aya Yuson Candid Records Jazz CD
2012 Stranger on the Shore[46] Mishka Adams Candid Records CCD 79858 Jazz CD

Notable Performances
Year Event Venue with Artist/s or Group
1996 Mt. Fuji Jazz Festival[53] Lake Yamanaka area, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2003 WOW Turismo Para sa Filipino[54] Cultural Center of the Philippines Tots Tolentino
2005 Jazz in Love at the Podium[55] The Podium Johnny Alegre AFFINITY
2005 Mishka Adams Farewell Concert[56] Music Museum Tots Tolentino
2006 Jakarta International Java Jazz Festival aka JakJazz[57] Jakarta Convention Center, Senayan Tots Tolentino
2006 Pinoy Jazz: The Story of Jazz in the Philippines[58] documentary video UST Jazz Band - featured soloist of the U.S.T. Jazz Band headed by Prof. Roger Llado
2008 Love’s What Matters Most[59][60] Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) Reception Hall John Lesaca (violin), Tots Tolentino (saxophone), and Noelle Cassandra (harp).
2010 David Benoit: Live in Concert[61] Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) Plenary Hall Tots Tolentino
2011 Jazztastic! - The Living Room Jazz Festival[62] The Living Room (Bangkok, Thailand) Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2012 Honoring the Jazz Masters,[63] 7th Philippine International Jazz Festival Insular Life Auditorium AMP Band
2012 London Jazz Festival[64] Pizza Express Jazz Club, Dean Street Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2012 Asia-Europe Tour 2012 Singapore, United Kingdom, France, and Hong Kong Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2013 Jazz at the Tap Room[65] Manila Hotel AMP Band
2013 Borneo Jazz[66] Park City Everly Hotel grounds, Miri Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2013 Laura Fygi: Kind of Blue[67] Fairmont Raffles Hotel, Makati Tots Tolentino
2013 2nd CCP International Jazz Festival[68] Cultural Center of the Philippines AMP Band
2014 9th Philippine International Jazz Festival[69][70] Sunset Pavilion, Sofitel Philippine Plaza Tots Tolentino
2014 Queremos tanto a Julio (Tribute to Argentine writer Julio Cortazar)[71][72] Ateneo de Manila University Tots Tolentino
2014 2014 Tokyo Manila Jazz and Arts Festival[73][74][75] Rockwell Tent AMP Band
2014 2014 Euro-Pinoy Jazz Concert[76] Plaza Maestranza - Intramuros, Manila. Tots Tolentino
2014 EVG London Jazz Festival[77] Ronnie Scott's Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2014 Gardens by the Bay Year-End Festivities[78] Supertree Grove, Gardens By The Bay, Malaysia Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2016 Macau Jazz Week 2016[79] Macau Cultural Center Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2017 Kuching Waterfront Jazz Festival The Waterfront Grand Margherita Hotel Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet
2017 Gary V: Love in Motion[80] Grand Ballroom of Shangri-La, The Fort AMP Band
2017 PPO Season Concert III[81] Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo, CCP Main Theater Tots Tolentino
2017 35th Season of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra[82][83] Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, Gerard Salonga conductor
2020 Panagbenga International Jazz Festival[84] (postponed) Baguio City Tots Tolentino
2020 CCP's JAZZ STAY AT HOME: Virtual Jazz Festival 2020[85][86][87][88] online - Free Jazz Improvisation session Tots Tolentino

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