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What does the deep midnight say?

I slept!

From the deepest dream I have awakened!

The world is deep!

And deeper than the day had thought!

Deep, deep, deep is its woe!

Ecstasy, deeper still than grief!

Woe cries: pass on!

But all ecstasy seeks eternity!

Seeks deep, deep eternity!


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The world is deep!

And deeper than the day had thought!

Deep, deep, deep is its woe!

Ecstasy, deeper still than grief!

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A magisterial Mahler

By Jess Q. Cruz | April 28, 2003 - 12:00am

O Man! Take heed! What does the deep midnight say? I slept! From the deepest dream I have awakened! The world is deep! And deeper than the day had thought! Deep, deep, deep is its woe! Ecstasy, deeper still...

Arts and Culture

Something old, something new

By Jess Q. Cruz | February 11, 2002 - 12:00am

Four recent concerts in a series augur well for classical music in the current year: Concert Series V of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, Maestro Filipino IV with the Manila Symphony Orchestra, PPO Concert...

Arts and Culture

Christmas concerts, theater treats

By Jess Q. Cruz | December 24, 2001 - 12:00am

The signs are clear enough: a chill in the early morning air, multi-colored lights flickering all over the city, shoppers laden with bundles and bags coming out of the malls and traffic snarls everywhere. Christmas...

Arts and Culture

Bravo! PPO

By Abe Florendo | November 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Tears were streaming down Maestro Ruggero Barbieri’s cheeks while he was keeping the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra floating magically on its third encore number, the ethereally melodious overture from Cavalleria...

Arts and Culture