+ Follow DIRECTOR JAVIER GALVAN Tag
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[Title] => The theater adventure of Mars Cavestany / Spanish books launched
[Summary] => One of the original members of Cecile Guidote-Alvarez’s Philippine Theater Association (PETA), Mars Cavestany left for Sydney, Australia ten years ago. He subsequently founded the first ethnic-migrant community theater in New South Wales called "Filipinas-Petals", candidly admitting having drawn inspiration from Cecile’s pioneering work. Indeed, Mars points to Cecile as his guru and idol.
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[Title] => Grand opening of Legazpi exhibition
[Summary] => Spanish FA Secretary Ramon Gil Casares and Dr. Felipe V. Garin, executive chairman of the Spanish Cultural Action Abroad, headed the entourage that expressly flew to Manila for last Wednesday’s opening at the National Museum of "Philippines, Gateway to the Orient from Legazpi to Malaspina" which exhibition commemorates the fourth birth centenary of Legazpi.
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[Title] => Of Mantones and Masks
[Summary] => Never had I been as
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[Title] => Flamenco: The Peak!
[Summary] => Arguably, the flamenco is the only dance that takes the audience to an incomparable peak of excitement, both visual and auditory. This was proven by El Nuevo Ballet Español founded by lead dancers Angel Rojas and Carlos Rodriguez in Concierto Flamenco at the Meralco Theater under the auspices of the Spanish Embassy and the Instituto Cervantes.
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[Title] => Yatco’s masterly baton, F. Ramirez’s virtuosity
[Summary] => Wielding the baton over the PPO in a recent concert at the CCP auditorium, Conductor laureate Oscar C. Yatco conveyed in Tchaikovsky’s Symphony in B Minor (Pathétique) widely ranging orchestral colors, sweeping rhythms and awesome tutti passages.
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[Title] => Fiesta! highlight: Las tres sopranos
[Summary] => There could not possibly have been a more charming and eloquent Phil-Spanish interaction than the concert titled Las Tres Sopranos. Staged at the RCBC auditorium, the evening of song brought to a close the performing arts presentations of the month-long Fiesta! under the auspices of the Spanish Embassy and the Instituto Cervantes.
In his welcome address, IC Director Javier Galvan proudly introduced the three sopranos – our own Josephine Roces-Chavez, Rachelle Gerodias and the Spanish Ana Luisa Espinosa.
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DIRECTOR JAVIER GALVAN
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[Title] => Of Mantones and Masks
[Summary] => Never had I been as
dazzled with so many
Mantones de Manila as I was at Shangri-La’s ballroom where fccp members were recreating a night in Spain. España Cani, Las Sevillanas, the Paso Doble and the Flamenco rated an Ole! for the effort, enthusiasm and beautiful costumes of the señoritas, while fccp head Chloe Romulo Periquet, director and choreographer, rated three Ole’s! for turning amateurs into instant dancers. Chloe joined a few numbers herself, clicking her castanets to deepen ambiance.
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In his welcome address, IC Director Javier Galvan proudly introduced the three sopranos – our own Josephine Roces-Chavez, Rachelle Gerodias and the Spanish Ana Luisa Espinosa.
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