On the day Cecile Licad arrived in New York after her ecstatically received March 19 concert at the Metropolitan Theater (Met) in Manila, the foremost Filipino pianist paid tribute to
The concert of violinist Jeanne Marquez with pianist Gabriel James Frias at Manila Pianos on Aug. 17, 7 p.m. is dedicated to the late poet Kerima Tariman on her
I t was an evening of Philippine music, delectable, the familiar blending with the unfamiliar, the traditional with the modern. Along the patio, a woman violinist regaled the visitors
One can say that Eduardo “Eddie” Yap has done it all, at the very least much more than a man usually accomplishes in a lifetime. In business, that he is
Oftentimes, we like making our own worlds with our idols. There’s comfort in plastering photos of our favorite groups on our chipped bedroom wall, creating Twitter seryes that reimagine our
Music events are back in full force, at least in the meantime. While event organizers big and small are finding ways to bring back the magic of pre-pandemic events, a
In 2020, six months into the pandemic, Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) president Arsenio “Nick” Lizaso launched the CCP’s virtual arts outreach program with a promise: “Nasaan man kayo,
As early as August, Jose Mari Chan’s photo, the one where he appears to be peeping from one side of the frame, as if revealing himself after a game of
Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO) performed in a live outdoor concert at Manila Central Post Office on Dec. 3. The event was presented by the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
I know I’m not the only one to say that the Korean group BTS has helped me get through the emotional turbulence that the pandemic has wrought. Their songs have
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