MCO Foundation, Inc.
presents
"2011 Great Performances Series"
Carmencita Sipin Aspiras, Pianist
First Filipino to graduate from the prestigious Vienna Academy for the Performing Arts
The first and only Filipino grand prize winner of the Bonn International Beethoven Music Festival
Philam Life Auditorium (United Nations Avenue, Manila)
September 11, 2011 (Sunday)
6:00 PM
Repertoire:
Chopin's Ballade 3 & 4
Chopin's Nocturne Op. 62
Bach's Chaconne for solo violin transcribed for left hand by Brahms
Brahms' 2nd Piano Sonata
The recital was Aspiras' seventh. She has gotten quite a sizable following among Americans and Filipinos who are awed by her sensitive playing.
The recital was held in memory of Philippine-born American, Sally Valente Kreisler, a long-time president of Neighbors Abroad, the concert sponsor. It is an organization that promotes international and intercultural understanding. The late Kreisler was credited for promoting cultural events of Filipino and American artists.
The audience marveled at Aspiras' clear and luminous tones. She displayed the confidence of a seasoned performer. Cool, she played without choreographic bravura, the sound she carved out enough to define a musical idea and taste.
At once, the pianist proved her undiminished capability. Élan wrapped her playing, which she delivered with solid dispatch, vividly delineating each section.
Ticket Prices:
PhP 1,030.00 (Orchestra Premiere - Limited Seats)
PhP 515.00 (Orchestra Left; Balcony Center & Left)
PhP 309.00 (Orchestra Right; Balcony Right)
Students and faculty members get 50% discount on any seat!
For more information and to buy your tickets, please CLICK HERE.
For more details, you may also call the MCO Foundation at (63-2)750-0768
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