+ Follow PUNDAQUIT FESTIVAL Tag
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[Title] => The Pundaquit Virtuosi at Casa San Miguel
[Summary] => The Pundaquit Virtuosi performs on April 21, 6 p.m., at the Ramon L. Corpus Hall of Casa San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales for the second edition of the Chambert Concert featuring guest alumni artists performing classical chamber compositions.
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[Title] => Musical Lent at Casa San Miguel
[Summary] => Experience a different kind of Lenten observance with Casa San Miguel’s traditional evening musical offerings this Holy Week featuring its resident string ensemble, Pundaquit Virtuosi.
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[Title] => Chamber music at Pundaquit Fest 19
[Summary] => It will be another some enchanting evening of chamber music with the 19th season of the Pundaquit Festival featuring world-renowned violinist Coke Bolipata and Pundaquit Virtuosi on Feb. 18, 6 p.m. at Casa San Miguel (Creative Alternatives for Social Action in San Miguel) in San Antonio, Zambales.
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[Title] => Musical prodigies at Pundaquit Fest
[Summary] => The country’s up-and-coming classical artists take center stage tonight at 6 in the Soloists Night, the culminating concert of the 17th Pundaquit Festival at Casa San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales.
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[Title] => Pundaquit Fest's Easter show today
[Summary] => Have a soulful observance of the Lenten Season and enjoy the charming countryside of San Antonio, Zambales as Casa San Miguel presents its annual Holy Week concerts as part of the 17th Pundaquit Festival, the country’s longest-running community-based arts program.
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[Title] => Pundaquit Festival presents Drama't Emo
[Summary] => Celebrate the sights and sounds of summer as Casa San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales presents the 17th concert season of Pundaquit Festival, the country’s longest-running community-based arts program.
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[Title] => Cesare Syjuco startles / Pundaquit Fete winds up
[Summary] => Cesare A.X. Syjuco will always remain an enigma to me. As a person, he is warm, engaging and, yes, charming but as a multi-faceted, multi-talented artist, he will always elude complete understanding or comprehension – mine, at any rate.
When I was cultural editor and performing arts reviewer of the Roces-owned and managed Manila Times, in the mid-1980s, Cesare would send me his brilliant art reviews (critiques) which I would publish with immense pride. I knew Cesare then as a poet-critic.
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[Title] => Don Q’s influence on music, dance
[Summary] => With his erudition and fertile imagination, pianist-composer-conductor Delfin Colomé (former Spanish ambassador to the Philippines and currently to Singapore) conceptualized a unique program demonstrating the tremendous influence and inspiration Cervantes’ immortal novel has wielded over artists through the centuries. The event, under the auspices of the Instituto Cervantes, had director Dr. Javier Galvan giving prefatory remarks.
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[Title] => Gawad Kalinga / Pundaquit Festival / Award for B. Lumbera
[Summary] => For some inexplicable reason – and to my eternal shame – I had not known of Gawad Kalinga until Jill Beckingham, wife of British Ambassador Peter Beckingham, told me about it the other week.
Jill, a former school teacher involved in social work back home, visited a Gawad Kalinga village which left her greatly impressed and brimming with enthusiasm. When I expressed interest in the community project, she graciously sent me materials from which I am herewith drawing.
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[Title] => Grand music-making by the Loboc Children’s Choir, Pundaquit Virtuosi
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Take one of the country’s award-winning children’s choirs, and pair it with some of the country’s youngest string players, and what do you get? Sheer musical heaven. When the Pundaquit Festival opened its 12th season last March 21, it brought together the homegrown Pundaquit Virtuosi with the Loboc Children’s Choir in a well-received program that was considered by many to be one of the Festival’s successes.
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PUNDAQUIT FESTIVAL
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[Summary] => Experience a different kind of Lenten observance with Casa San Miguel’s traditional evening musical offerings this Holy Week featuring its resident string ensemble, Pundaquit Virtuosi.
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[Title] => Chamber music at Pundaquit Fest 19
[Summary] => It will be another some enchanting evening of chamber music with the 19th season of the Pundaquit Festival featuring world-renowned violinist Coke Bolipata and Pundaquit Virtuosi on Feb. 18, 6 p.m. at Casa San Miguel (Creative Alternatives for Social Action in San Miguel) in San Antonio, Zambales.
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[Title] => Musical prodigies at Pundaquit Fest
[Summary] => The country’s up-and-coming classical artists take center stage tonight at 6 in the Soloists Night, the culminating concert of the 17th Pundaquit Festival at Casa San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales.
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[Title] => Pundaquit Fest's Easter show today
[Summary] => Have a soulful observance of the Lenten Season and enjoy the charming countryside of San Antonio, Zambales as Casa San Miguel presents its annual Holy Week concerts as part of the 17th Pundaquit Festival, the country’s longest-running community-based arts program.
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[Summary] => Celebrate the sights and sounds of summer as Casa San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales presents the 17th concert season of Pundaquit Festival, the country’s longest-running community-based arts program.
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[Title] => Cesare Syjuco startles / Pundaquit Fete winds up
[Summary] => Cesare A.X. Syjuco will always remain an enigma to me. As a person, he is warm, engaging and, yes, charming but as a multi-faceted, multi-talented artist, he will always elude complete understanding or comprehension – mine, at any rate.
When I was cultural editor and performing arts reviewer of the Roces-owned and managed Manila Times, in the mid-1980s, Cesare would send me his brilliant art reviews (critiques) which I would publish with immense pride. I knew Cesare then as a poet-critic.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-20 00:00:00
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[Summary] => With his erudition and fertile imagination, pianist-composer-conductor Delfin Colomé (former Spanish ambassador to the Philippines and currently to Singapore) conceptualized a unique program demonstrating the tremendous influence and inspiration Cervantes’ immortal novel has wielded over artists through the centuries. The event, under the auspices of the Instituto Cervantes, had director Dr. Javier Galvan giving prefatory remarks.
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[Title] => Gawad Kalinga / Pundaquit Festival / Award for B. Lumbera
[Summary] => For some inexplicable reason – and to my eternal shame – I had not known of Gawad Kalinga until Jill Beckingham, wife of British Ambassador Peter Beckingham, told me about it the other week.
Jill, a former school teacher involved in social work back home, visited a Gawad Kalinga village which left her greatly impressed and brimming with enthusiasm. When I expressed interest in the community project, she graciously sent me materials from which I am herewith drawing.
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[Title] => Grand music-making by the Loboc Children’s Choir, Pundaquit Virtuosi
[Summary] => Take one of the country’s award-winning children’s choirs, and pair it with some of the country’s youngest string players, and what do you get? Sheer musical heaven. When the Pundaquit Festival opened its 12th season last March 21, it brought together the homegrown Pundaquit Virtuosi with the Loboc Children’s Choir in a well-received program that was considered by many to be one of the Festival’s successes.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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February 13, 2012 - 12:00am
