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From China to Chopin, Ang Li live in Manila


Ang Li performs at Peta Theater Center. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines—Ranked among the top 30 pianists in the world by the 2009 Cliburn Competition and has toured some of the most prestigious performing arts venues around the globe, acclaimed pianist Ang Li performs two shows exclusively at the Peta Theater Center this March 20.

“From China to Chopin, Ang Li Live in Manila” will make the audience fall in love with the music of Chopin, Liszt, as well as Chinese folk songs adapted for solo piano at 8 p.m.

Ang Li will also perform “Classical Music for Young People,” which will feature the most-loved works of Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Chopin. This will be coupled with interactive discussions to guide and engage the audience on these classical pieces. This performance starts at 2 p.m.

Through the afternoon show, younger audiences have the chance to gain exposure and interest in a genre of music that is rarely heard today.

A rising star in the classical music, Ang Li is a young pianist known for her audience appeal and breath-taking talent that inspires audiences of all ages to develop a taste for classical music.

Ang Li has toured all five continents and has performed in renowned venues such as the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York and the National Center for the Performing Arts in China. The young piano prodigy makes her first and one-night only performance in the Philippines at the Peta Theater Center, the home of a pioneering theater company—the Philippine Educational Theater Association.

For tickets and inquiries, contact Peta through 725-6244 loc.12, 0917-5765400, or petatheater@gmail.com. Tickets are also available through Ticketworld (891-9999, www.ticketworld.com.ph).


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Tags: 2009 Cliburn Competition , Ang Li , Peta , PETA Theater Center , Philippine Educational Theater Association , world-class pianist

  • http://twitter.com/seyren_aznable Seyren

    swerte nito.kung nagkataon na pinay ka at mag peperform ka sa China,
    asahan mo na,para kang philippines’ banana… ma angna angna sulakihin sumaskidot mokomoko ka pa..

  • i_am_filipino

    CHINESE FOLK SONG IS THE BIGGEST SH…T MUSIC I HAVE EVER HEARD. 

  • i_am_filipino

    I DONT THINK SHE CAN BEAT MARTHA ARGERICH



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