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Only the erudite Ching, with his incredibly broad literary and artistic background, imagination and orginality, would have thought of taking the title of his work from an Edgar Allan Poe story with these lines as epigraph to the score:


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On Nov. 18, Mr. Jess will hold a vernissage reception at his residence to present another Filipino artist, Elmer Borlongan.


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The true, the beautiful: Ching’s Symphony No. 2 / Cecile’s new triumph

By SUNDRY STROKES | October 25, 2003 - 12:00am

A persistent viral flu drove me to slacken my pace, thus causing me to miss significant performing arts presentations. One of these was the PPO concert which had Ruggero Barbieri conducting Jeffrey Ching’s "Imp...

Opinion

Envoy H. Jess, art patron / Static is for media / Modern dance in review

By SUNDRY STROKES | November 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Not too long ago, German Ambassador Herbert D. Jess presented at his Makati residence the eminent global village painter Manuel "Manny" D. Baldemor before art connoisseurs, the cognoscenti and art lovers....

Opinion