+ Follow ANDREA CHENIER Tag
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[Title] => O. Ochanine’s magic wand /Logdat’s tremendous impact
[Summary] => After masterfully conducting the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra for three years in classic symphonies and concertos, Olivier Ochanine wielded the baton at the CCP main theater over symphonic music popularized by films and cartoons: John Williams’ Suite from Star Wars and Superman Theme, Klaus Badelt’s Pirates of the Caribbean and Richard Strauss’ Also Sprach Zarathustra.
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[Title] => Gonzaga and Salonga: Opera and pop mix but…
[Summary] => The country’s Opera King Otoniel Gonzaga and Broadway star Lea Salonga made beautiful music together at their first-ever joint concert, this at the CCP main theater. But the distinctions between opera and popular song remained. Gonzaga performed without a microphone, singing the notes in operatic fashion. Salonga, in the manner of popular entertainers, used a microphone to increase her volume, "belting" out the notes.
This was the case in the solos and in the final duet, David Foster’s "The Prayer," sung partly in Italian.
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ANDREA CHENIER
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