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Nena’s Nocturne: How I discovered my grandmother’s legacy

By Anita Villanueva | 5 hours ago

Anita Villanueva, grandchild of the late piano virtuoso Nena Del Rosario Villanueva, writes about a side of her grandma few...

Arts and Culture

Nena R. Villanueva: An awesome legend

By SUNDRY STROKES | By Rosalinda Orosa | April 9, 2003 - 12:00am

Shortly after the war, Nena del Rosario, then a child of ten, played Mozart’s Concerto in A Major with the MSO under Herbert Zipper. Nena had only two weeks to learn the concerto.

Opinion

Nena Del Rosario Villanueva: Play it again, Nena

By Edu Jarque | March 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Nena del Rosario Villanueva is a phenomenon. At the young age of 10, she had her first solo piano recital at the old Assumption Convent on Herran Street with the Manila Symphony Orchestra.

Travel and Tourism