Filipino roots · A life in music

Craft built
through service.

A pianist, composer, teacher, director, and band leader whose work has moved between classrooms, churches, stages, studios, and communities.

Ohlan Alagao portrait

Biography

A musician
in full.

Ohlan Alagao is a Filipino singer-songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and music educator.

Trained in Music Education with a major in Piano at FEBIAS, he has spent more than two decades teaching piano, keyboard, guitar, drums, and voice while also working as a music director, band leader, worship musician, arranger, and performer.

His independent catalog moves between contemporary Christian worship, Filipino praise, OPM-inspired stories, love songs, healing music, and instrumental jazz. The thread connecting them is simple: music as a way to serve, encourage, and connect.

The journey

Experience that
keeps expanding.

Public milestones from an ongoing practice. Current affiliations should be confirmed before final publication.

Music Education at FEBIAS

Completed studies with a major in Piano, building the formal foundation for performance, direction, and teaching.

Teaching, leading, performing

Experience across piano, keyboard, guitar, drums, voice, music direction, band leadership, and live performance.

Philippines and Asia

Teaching and musical work connected with the Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Macau.

Teaching and worship

Music education in Abu Dhabi, keyboard work with the Filipino worship band BrokenChains, and a wider UAE creative community.

Independent recording catalog

A growing body of worship, OPM, instrumental, reflective, and jazz releases across major streaming platforms.

A practice measured in people as much as projects.

2Languages: English & Tagalog
5Instruments taught
Room to keep learning

What matters

Faith. Curiosity.
Care for the craft.

The work changes form, but the values stay recognizable.

01

Make it meaningful

Create music with emotional, spiritual, or social purpose.

02

Keep exploring

Move between genres, instruments, roles, and new ways to communicate.

03

Share what you know

Teach with patience, imagination, and respect for each learner.

Next chapter

Let the work
speak together.