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Sundown in an old graveyard. Sparrows in the ancient acacias chirping the waning light away. And before the moss-draped chapel, soprano Rachelle Gerodias and pianist Najib Ismail holding their listeners enthralled with German lieder and Filipino art songs.
This Friday evening, this recital at Paco Park is presented by the National Parks Development Committee, the National Broadcasting Network and the German Embassy, with host Thea Perez annotating the program.
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A catholicity of taste included ethnic, classic, popular South American, Broadway and the West End, Filipino and avant-garde, thus encompassing widely ranging types and schools of music.
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