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Until a pianist is diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis or experience repetitive motion related injuries, most pianists could not care less if their method of playing is unhealthy.
                    [DatePublished] => 2007-12-05 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Ruth G. Mercado
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                    [Title] => No Filipino cited in  book on world pianists/ The Mangyan exhibit
                    [Summary] => US pianist, teacher, writer David Dubal has come out with his revised and expanded book "The Art of the Piano" (third edition, 2004), which includes pianists from all over the world, from earliest times to the present. However, there is not a single Filipino mentioned or cited in it!


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                    [Title] => Blind pianist-singer truly phenomenal! / UST showcases its best
                    [Summary] => Blind pianist-singer Carlos "Chucky" Alberto Ibay entered the CCP stage with a guide. But once seated before the piano, he was confidence and assurance personified.


For a blind person to play the piano is a startling achievement. But for him to do so exceedingly well is a phenomenon. As one listens to Ibay, queries come rushing to mind. Having been born blind, how did he learn to play the piano? How did he learn to "read" notes? Unable to see musical scores, how does he retain everything he plays in his memory?


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Beyond the Music

By Ruth G. Mercado | December 5, 2007 - 12:00am

Until a pianist is diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis or experience repetitive motion related injuries, most pianists could not care less if their method of playing is unhealthy.

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

No Filipino cited in book on world pianists/ The Mangyan exhibit

By SUNDRY STROKES | January 7, 2006 - 12:00am

US pianist, teacher, writer David Dubal has come out with his revised and expanded book "The Art of the Piano" (third edition, 2004), which includes pianists from all over the world, from earliest times...

Opinion

Blind pianist-singer truly phenomenal! / UST showcases its best

By SUNDRY STROKES | March 6, 2004 - 12:00am

Blind pianist-singer Carlos "Chucky" Alberto Ibay entered the CCP stage with a guide. But once seated before the piano, he was confidence and assurance personified. For a blind person to play the piano...

Opinion