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[Title] => Jazz weekends at the Shang
[Summary] => Home to some of the city’s must-see musical shows and events, Shangri-La Plaza makes weekends worth looking forward to this month with an exciting line-up of entertaining and compelling jazz performances at the mall’s Grand Atrium.
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[Title] => UP jazz guitarist records with US legends
[Summary] => Jazz guitarist-composer/arranger-music producer and former UP College of Music student Johnny Alegre made it big in the American music scene when he recorded the album titled 3, a trio-collaboration with ex-Quest members Ron McClure (bassist) and Billy Hart (drummer), both legends in the US jazz scene.
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[Title] => 10,000 hours in the woodshed
[Summary] => They say jazz music ain’t cheap. It costs a lot — musicians spending decades in the woodshed, practicing, busking on street corners, or playing in crummy, low-lit clubs, trying to be heard above the chatter and clink of long-neck bottles.
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There’s not much rambling verbosity among members of the Affinity jazz group, perhaps because their best conversation happens when their music is being played. Such is the interplay and level of "affinity" in this progressive jazz quintet that has been making waves lately in Manila’s tightly-knit but rather sluggish jazz community.
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Although the skill and artistry of the Filipino jazz musician compares favorably with the best from other parts of the world, I still believe jazz music does not go well with the Filipino soul. It is like milk or cream eaten with mangoes. People combine the two all the time, think ice cream, and the mixture is delicious. But beware, because a bum stomach will haunt you for days.
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Johnny Alegre
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[Summary] => They say jazz music ain’t cheap. It costs a lot — musicians spending decades in the woodshed, practicing, busking on street corners, or playing in crummy, low-lit clubs, trying to be heard above the chatter and clink of long-neck bottles.
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[Summary] => Although the skill and artistry of the Filipino jazz musician compares favorably with the best from other parts of the world, I still believe jazz music does not go well with the Filipino soul. It is like milk or cream eaten with mangoes. People combine the two all the time, think ice cream, and the mixture is delicious. But beware, because a bum stomach will haunt you for days.
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