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Parang nasa Pilipinas lang ako sa tuwing nagpupunta ako sa restaurant ng hotel na tinuluyan namin sa Japan dahil sa instrumental version ng Batang Bata Ka Pa na paulit-ulit na pinapatugtog.

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Most of us at the office were elated that a well-known artist like him agreed to perform for the Ninth Bankard Performing Arts Series.


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Ginawan ng bersyon ng sikat na Japanese harpist kanta ng APO na sumikat noong ‘80s, pinatutugtog pa rin sa Japan

By Lolit Solis | January 25, 2016 - 9:00am

Parang nasa Pilipinas lang ako sa tuwing nagpupunta ako sa restaurant ng hotel na tinuluyan namin sa Japan dahil sa instrumental version ng Batang Bata Ka Pa na paulit-ulit na pinapatugtog.

PSN Showbiz

Tadao Hayashi: Heaven on his fingertips

By Tess M. Valte | October 1, 2001 - 12:00am

In my almost five years of meeting foreign artists as part of my job as writer for Bankard TicketCharge, one of the most unassuming was Japanese harpist Tadao Hayashi. Most of us at the office were elated that a...

Arts and Culture