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US NAVY BAND TO PERFORM AT THE NORTHWING

The music men of the U.S Navy's 7th Fleet will perform live at The Northwing Atrium of SM City Cebu on May 3, 2009 at 5pm. The Seventh Fleet Orient Express band is known for its contemporary New Orleans style of music. The band’s bass lines and funky street beats recreate the sounds of the New Orleans and render with a modern touch the traditional brassy arrangements of popular music. The 7th Fleet Orient Express band boasts talented Navy musicians who have toured internationally and performed for millions throughout the Western Pacific.

The band's performance is part of the routine port call and goodwill visit of the USS Blue Ridge, flagship of the US Seventh Fleet to the Philippines. Created in 1943 with the establishment of the United States’ 7th Fleet, the band performs popular music and never fails to entertain crowds of all ages with its rousing sounds. They play and sing a diverse range of American music from Pop to R n’ B, and country to rock-and-roll.

Also performing is the 53rd Engineering Brigade and of the Philippines. Listen to their renditions of the Filipino country classics and ballads as they serenade the shoppers with a  back-to-back performance with the 7th Fleet Orient Express.  

These public performances at The Northwing of SM City Cebu is sponsored by the United States Embassy of the Philippines, with the support of the Arts Council of Cebu Foundation, Inc.



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Music

    May 23, 2009 → 5pm, Northwing Atrium of SM City Cebu

Darangen ni Bantugen

"Darangen ni Bantugen" has been cited as one of the 43 declared UNESCO "Masterpieces of Oral and Intangible Heritages of Humanity"


"Darangen ni Bantugen" consists of 17 parts and narrates the history of the Maranao, the people residing near Lake Lanao in Mindanao. In Maranao, the word Darangen means "to narrate in song".


One of the segments of the Darangen is the "Sarimanok" which is based on a popular epic among the Muslims in Southern Philippines. The dance-drama revolves around a hero named Prince Indarapatra. His search for the Moon Goddess leads to adventure, duels with fantastic creatures and a final heroic conquest.


Arts Council Members are asked to call ARTS COUNCIL OF CEBU FOUNDATION office at 233-0452 on or before May 20 for tickets to the RESERVED SEAT SECTION.


This performance is open to the public.
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Dance

"Darangen ni Bantugen" has been cited as one of the 43 declared UNESCO "Masterpieces of Oral and Intangible Heritages of Humanity"


"Darangen ni Bantugen" consists of 17 parts and narrates the history of the Maranao, the people residing near Lake Lanao in Mindanao. In Maranao, the word Darangen means "to narrate in song".


One of the segments of the Darangen is the "Sarimanok" which is based on a popular epic among the Muslims in Southern Philippines. The dance-drama revolves around a hero named Prince Indarapatra. His search for the Moon Goddess leads to adventure, duels with fantastic creatures and a final heroic conquest.


Arts Council Members are asked to call ARTS COUNCIL OF CEBU FOUNDATION office at 233-0452 on or before May 20 for tickets to the RESERVED SEAT SECTION.


This performance is open to the public.

Dance
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    May 21, 2009 → 6PM, SM Theater One

POSTURA EXHIBIT OF ROMULO GALICANO AND PATIS TESORO

Select pieces from one of last year’s most successful and most talked-about art exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Postura: Portraits, Prestige, Posterity, travels to Cebu for a limited, ten day exhibition at the Northwing Atrium of SM City Cebu.


Postura presents a collection of formal portrait paintings by Romulo Galicano, together with Filipiniana couture and Ninay dolls of top designer Patis Tesoro.


While the earliest Philippine portraits were made in remembrance of those who had passed on, portraits now, with men and women in their best attire and poses, serve as powerful non-verbal communicators of present prestige, affluence, and stature.


Romulo “Mulong” Galicano, a son of Carcar, Cebu, is undoubtedly the most sought-after portraitist at present. Internationally recognized, his Portrait of Eddie Chua received the top honors in the prestigious 2005 Portrait Society of America Competition in Boston. His talent as a portraitist is seen in his ability to capture not only the likeness, but the soul and personality of his sitter. His paintings of the powerful and the influential, of industry captains, matriarchs, and young heirs ensure the preservation of their visage for posterity.


The name of Ma. Beatriz “Patis” Tesoro, on the other hand, is synonymous with Filipiniana wear. Indulging in the basic elements of the dress, particularly texture and embellishment, Patis has been refashioning Philippine attire, making them more than mere costumes of remembrances, but clothes to be remembered by.


Known also in the fashion circuit as a champion of the dying arts, crafts, and culture, among her significant crusade was the revival of the piña weaving industry in the Aklan provinces; the creation of a new, affordable fabric, piña seda, which is a weave of piña and silk; and through the Katutubong Filipino Foundation (KFF) which she co-founded with former First Lady Amelita Ramos, the improvement of the natural dye production in the country.


The Cebu Postura is scaled-down version of the large Manila show in June, but equally impresses with the choice works of Galicano and Patis re-presented for the Cebu audience. The show will be on view from January 31 until February 8.


Postura: Portraits, Prestige, Posterity is made possible by the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, the Province of Cebu, Arts Council of Cebu Foundation, SM City Cebu, Aboitiz One, Inc.and Finale Art File.
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free
Visual Arts

Select pieces from one of last year’s most successful and most talked-about art exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Postura: Portraits, Prestige, Posterity, travels to Cebu for a limited, ten day exhibition at the Northwing Atrium of SM City Cebu.


Postura presents a collection of formal portrait paintings by Romulo Galicano, together with Filipiniana couture and Ninay dolls of top designer Patis Tesoro.


While the earliest Philippine portraits were made in remembrance of those who had passed on, portraits now, with men and women in their best attire and poses, serve as powerful non-verbal communicators of present prestige, affluence, and stature.


Romulo “Mulong” Galicano, a son of Carcar, Cebu, is undoubtedly the most sought-after portraitist at present. Internationally recognized, his Portrait of Eddie Chua received the top honors in the prestigious 2005 Portrait Society of America Competition in Boston. His talent as a portraitist is seen in his ability to capture not only the likeness, but the soul and personality of his sitter. His paintings of the powerful and the influential, of industry captains, matriarchs, and young heirs ensure the preservation of their visage for posterity.


The name of Ma. Beatriz “Patis” Tesoro, on the other hand, is synonymous with Filipiniana wear. Indulging in the basic elements of the dress, particularly texture and embellishment, Patis has been refashioning Philippine attire, making them more than mere costumes of remembrances, but clothes to be remembered by.


Known also in the fashion circuit as a champion of the dying arts, crafts, and culture, among her significant crusade was the revival of the piña weaving industry in the Aklan provinces; the creation of a new, affordable fabric, piña seda, which is a weave of piña and silk; and through the Katutubong Filipino Foundation (KFF) which she co-founded with former First Lady Amelita Ramos, the improvement of the natural dye production in the country.


The Cebu Postura is scaled-down version of the large Manila show in June, but equally impresses with the choice works of Galicano and Patis re-presented for the Cebu audience. The show will be on view from January 31 until February 8.


Postura: Portraits, Prestige, Posterity is made possible by the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, the Province of Cebu, Arts Council of Cebu Foundation, SM City Cebu, Aboitiz One, Inc.and Finale Art File.

Visual Arts
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    January 31, 2009 → Northwing Atrium, SM City Cebu.

SONGS WITHOUT WORDS

Rudolf Golez, pianist extraordinaire returns for a Cebu concert in mid-January.  He just arrived from a concert tour of the U.S East Coast.  Rudolf is no stranger to Cebu , as he has done several concerts here every year for three years now.  In 2008 however, he hasn’t performed and so an early 2009 engagement would be most anticipated especially after his successful debut at the Cultural Center of the Philippines Main Theater with Maestro Cristobal Halffter conducting the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra.
 
Featured on the program will be Great Composers of the Romantic Period.  In focus will be the German child genius Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, in celebration of his 200th birth anniversary.  Rudolf will play the Songs Without Words and the Rondo Capriccioso of Mendelssohn.  Also in the program will be the Andante Spianato and Grand Polonaise of F. Chopin, a particular favorite of the Pianist and his audiences in his recent U.S. Tour.
There will be also some Liszt works to give a full account of the music of that most celebrated era of the Early Romantic Period.  Incidentally, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Liszt were all born within a year apart, 1809,1810, and 1811 respectively.
 
Concert date to be marked at your calendars and organizers is 23 January 2009, Friday at 8:00 pm, to be held at the Marcelo B. Fernan Cebu Press Center, Lahug Cebu City.  Please contact Mariz or Gerra for details at 233-0452.
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free
Music

Rudolf Golez, pianist extraordinaire returns for a Cebu concert in mid-January.  He just arrived from a concert tour of the U.S East Coast.  Rudolf is no stranger to Cebu , as he has done several concerts here every year for three years now.  In 2008 however, he hasn’t performed and so an early 2009 engagement would be most anticipated especially after his successful debut at the Cultural Center of the Philippines Main Theater with Maestro Cristobal Halffter conducting the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra.
 
Featured on the program will be Great Composers of the Romantic Period.  In focus will be the German child genius Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, in celebration of his 200th birth anniversary.  Rudolf will play the Songs Without Words and the Rondo Capriccioso of Mendelssohn.  Also in the program will be the Andante Spianato and Grand Polonaise of F. Chopin, a particular favorite of the Pianist and his audiences in his recent U.S. Tour.
There will be also some Liszt works to give a full account of the music of that most celebrated era of the Early Romantic Period.  Incidentally, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Liszt were all born within a year apart, 1809,1810, and 1811 respectively.
 
Concert date to be marked at your calendars and organizers is 23 January 2009, Friday at 8:00 pm, to be held at the Marcelo B. Fernan Cebu Press Center, Lahug Cebu City.  Please contact Mariz or Gerra for details at 233-0452.


Music
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    January 23, 2009 → 8:00 pm, Marcelo B. Fernan Cebu Press Center, Lahug Cebu City

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