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                    [Title] => Fernandez, Barbieri in Filfest’s riveting concert
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The country’s leading marimba player Dena Fernandez enthralled the audience in a concert under the auspices of Filfest headed by Vicky F. Zubiri.

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                    [Title] => Cimafranca enthralls in Filfest’s Rock Symphonies/ SPU’s Night at the Opera
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The printed program described Filfest’s “Rock Symphonies” at Alabang’s Insular Life Tower as “an interpretation of classical pieces in special rock arrangements”.

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                    [Title] => Tutti Celli features 8 cellists on Aug. 28
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Insular Life continues its 100th anniversary celebrations with another musical offering in partnership with the Filfest Cultural Foundation, which is midway through its Season 3: Ensembles of Eight. Eight is an auspicious number, which also signifies continuity.

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                    [Title] => Three concerts Sept. 26 / Gerodias conquers Beijing
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A clearing house will prevent a conflict of schedules for music lovers. On Sept. 26, there will be a Filfest presentation in Alabang’s Insurance Life Theater; a concert at Ayala Museum sponsored by the Asean Law Association, a concert at Miriam College.
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                    [Title] => Filfest and Jiovanney/Dia del Español at IC
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Filfest in Alabang aims to make that part of Metro Manila the cultural mecca of the south.
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                    [Title] => Classical music:  The living, the breathing art
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The most damning thing ever said about classical music is that it is refined and ancient. In 2004, a critic from the New Yorker, Alex Ross, then only 36, argued the inherent wrongness in the term “classical music.” It traps a tenaciously living art in a theme park of the past. It cancels out the possibility that music in the spirit of Beethoven could still be created today...
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Fernandez, Barbieri in Filfest’s riveting concert

June 6, 2014 - 12:00am

The country’s leading marimba player Dena Fernandez enthralled the audience in a concert under the auspices of Filfest headed by Vicky F. Zubiri.

Letters to the Editor

Cimafranca enthralls in Filfest’s Rock Symphonies/ SPU’s Night at the Opera

By SUNDRY STROKES | November 21, 2012 - 12:00am

The printed program described Filfest’s “Rock Symphonies” at Alabang’s Insular Life Tower as “an interpretation of classical pieces in special rock arrangements”.

Opinion

Tutti Celli features 8 cellists on Aug. 28

August 27, 2010 - 12:00am

Insular Life continues its 100th anniversary celebrations with another musical offering in partnership with the Filfest Cultural Foundation, which is midway through its Season 3: Ensembles of Eight. Eight is an auspicious...

Entertainment

Three concerts Sept. 26 / Gerodias conquers Beijing

By SUNDRY STROKES | September 23, 2009 - 12:00am

A clearing house will prevent a conflict of schedules for music lovers. On Sept. 26, there will be a Filfest presentation in Alabang’s Insurance Life Theater; a concert at Ayala Museum sponsored by the Asean...

Opinion

Filfest and Jiovanney/Dia del Español at IC

By SUNDRY STROKES | June 10, 2009 - 12:00am

Filfest in Alabang aims to make that part of Metro Manila the cultural mecca of the south.

Opinion

Classical music:  The living, the breathing art

By Lourd De Veyra | May 19, 2008 - 12:00am

The most damning thing ever said about classical music is that it is refined and ancient. In 2004, a critic from the New Yorker, Alex Ross, then only 36, argued the inherent wrongness in the term “classical...

Arts and Culture