Harana comes alive in afternoon shows at the CCP

March 11, 2015, 4:30 PM

Bulwagang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater Lobby)

Cultural Center of the Philippines

CCP Complex

Pasay, Metro Manila

Featuring:

Gloria Coronel, soprano

Liza Cabahug, soprano

Lemuel dela Cruz, tenor

Gilopez Kabayao, violin

Corazon Kabayao, violin

Siciliene Kabayao, violin

Farida Kabayao, violin

The kundiman and the harana come alive once again as the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Tribung Pilipino Foundation headed by Danny Dolor present Harana sa Dapit Hapon, an afternoon musical event featuring performances of kundimans, harana, balitaw, danza and love songs by Filipino composers.

Sopranos Gloria Coronel and Liza Cabahug, tenor Lemuel dela Cruz, violinist Gilopez Kabayao and pianist Corazon Kabayao together with their daughters, violinists Siciliene and Farida Kabayao will be the featured artists at the initial event happening on March 11, 2015, 4:30 PM at the Bulwagang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater Lobby).

Future shows of Harana sa Dapit Hapon will happen on April 8, 2015 featuring the Kabataang Gitarista, on June 10, 2015 featuring Miguel Castro, Fame Flores and Los Lipeños. Other performances for the year are scheduled on July 8, September 9, October 7, and December 9.

Ticket price:

Free admission

For inquiries:

CCP Artist Training Division 832-1125 local 1604

Violin prodigy Chino Gutierrez in recital

November 30, 2013, 8:00 PM

Francisco Santiago Hall

South Tower, BDO Corporate Center

Makati

Featuring:

Joaquin Maria "Chino" Gutierrez, violin

Corazon Kabayao, piano 

Programme:
Eugène Ysaÿe Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 27, No. 2 "Jacques Thibaud"

Cesar Franck Sonata in A major for Violin and Piano

Igor Stravinsky Suite Italienne for Violin and Piano

Antonín Dvořák Slavonic Dance No. 2 in E minor, Op. 72

Henryk Wieniawski Polonaise Brillante No. 2, in A Major, Op. 21

Jose Rizal-Gilopez Kabayao La Deportacion

Maurice Ravel Tzigane 

Violin prodigy Joaquin Maria Gutierrez aka Chino will be performing at a one night concert entitled Revelry: Live Love Dance this November 30, 2013, 8:00 PM at the Santiago Francisco Hall, South Tower of the BDO Corporate Center. Pianist Corazon Kabayao will be the collaborating artist in this concert that will feature the music of Ysaÿe, Franck, Stravinsky, Dvořák, Wieniawski, Ravel, and Rizal-Kabayao.

Joaquin Gutierrez joins the emerging crop of young Filipino virtuosos who is carving a secure place in the international arena of classical music playing. A two-time winner of the National Competition for Young Artitsts (NAMCYA) in 1999 and 2002, Chino made his orchestral debut at the Cultural Center of the Philippines at the age of 10 in a performance of Lalo's Symphonie Espagnole and his first solo recital at the age of 10 to public and critical acclaim. His first violin teacher, Alfonso "Coke" Bolipata described him as "unusually gifted with a gifted ability and a sense of music-making that is uncanny for someone is age." Rosalinda Orosa of Philippine Star wrote, "Chino's performance was brilliant, manifesting an expressivity and sensitivity well beyond the soloist's tender years." Respected conductor and violinist Oscar Yatco made an assessment of Chino's gifts, thus, "Chino is the Cecile Licad of the violin."

At 12, Chino left for Germany to study with the renowned pedagogue Jens Ellermann, who instantly recognized him as "a major talent of the violin". He was admitted into the prestigious Hochschule for Musik und Theater Munchen (State Academy of Music and Theater in Munich) where he studied violin while simultaneously attending a regular German high school. He has been the recipient of German grants from the Dorian Stiftung in Stuttgart, and the Theodor-Rogler Stiftung in Munich. Multi-talented and gifted, Chino made splendid progress with the violin even as he reaped success in math, science and languages. At 14, he emerged Landdessieger (champion) in the state math competitions in Bavaria. In addition, because of his linguistic abilities, he was handpicked to co-author a book on etymology in five languages.

Chino has participated in master classes in the Philippines, Germany, Italy and USA, and has received personal coaching from noted violinists like Gilopez Kabayao, Oscar Yatco, Gina Medina, Joseph Esmilla, Alexander Tomescu, Gottfried Schneider and Weigang Li. He has performed as a soloist with the major orchestras in the Philippines under the baton of Ryan Cayabyab, Francisco Feliciano, Chino Toledo and Oscar Yatco. Currently, Chino is pursuing Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance at the Hochschule fur Music und Theater Munchen under the tutelage of respected pedagogues Olga Voitova-Bloch and Christoph Poppen.

Ticket prices:

P2000

P1000

P850

-40% student discount

-20% senior citizen discount

For inquiries:

218-1864, (0915) 404-1290