For his only appearance on Philippine stage this year, tenor Arthur Espiritu, who’s much in demand in European opera houses, is doing love duets with three sopranos on July 27, 7:30 p.m., at the Spotlight Power Mac in Circuit Makati.
“Cosi fan Tutte,” the title of the Italian opera by Mozart, means “all women are the same.” Its plot concerns two friends betting about their respective fiancee’s loyalty. When a
“GOOD music, good food”—these, in pianist Anne Marie Caldoza’s words, are her priorities in life as she enters her 25th year on earth, half of it spent studying her instrument.
“Mostly Mozart” opened the 29th concert season of the Manila Chamber Orchestra Foundation (MCOF) at Tektite Tower Auditorium.
The Manila Chamber Orchestra Foundation will hold a chamber-music concert featuring two of the most-loved chamber music written—the dramatic Third Piano Trio of Antonín Leopold Dvorak and the exquisite “Four Seasons” of Astor Piazzolla—in “Turning Point: A Chamber Music Evening” on March 6, 7 p.m., at Ayala Museum.
The MCO Foundation re-launches its “Young Artists Development Program” for 2012 with a series of concerts this July at the Filipinas Heritage Library in Makati City. They are violinist Christian Tan, soprano Elainne Vibal and flutist John Raymond Sarreal.
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