Discipleship 101
-
*Discipleship 101*
The Gospel for today is the choosing of the Twelve Apostles. If you read through
the narrative, it seems there is nothing much to ...
August 22, 2011
Art 2 Art pays tribute this August to Filipino icons
Bayan Ko, a poem originally written by Jose Corazon de Jesus in 1929, and which would become the unofficial anthem of protest rallies in the 1980s, was set to music by Constancio de Guzman. Who again? Learn more about de Guzman in Art 2 Art, hosted by prima ballerina Lisa Macuja, aired nationwide every Sunday, 3:30 to 4 p.m., on DZRH (666 khz on the AM band).
Art 2 Art pays tribute this month to Filipino icons whose names and works have become bywords in Philippine culture. Macuja who leads the discussion about these personalities notes: “We also want to highlight in our program artists whose masterpieces we are so familiar with, but perhaps don't know that much about as persons.”
Art 2 Art can be viewed simultaneously on Cablelink cable television’s Channel 9 and accessed on the Internet through the website http://dzrh.tripod.com.
Produced by the Manila Broadcasting Company, Art 2 Art features the following episodes in its cultural icons series:
August 14 – Juan Luna. Prof. Michael Charleston Chua, vice president of the Philippine Historical Association and a Juan Luna enthusiast, relates anecdotes about the hero, including: his best known work, the Spoliarium; Luna's “other” life as a seafarer; and his friendship with national hero Jose Rizal whom he included in several of his paintings. Chua also shares the story behind the controversial purchase of Luna's painting, “The Parisian Life,” and the interesting interpretations that have been attached to it.
August 21 – Constancio de Guzman. Music critic and professor Antonio Hila discusses the man who rendered music to Bayan Ko, a poem originally written by Jose Corazon de Jesus in 1929 and which would become the unofficial anthem of protest rallies in the 1980s. Beyond that trademark hymn, say Hila, De Guzman produced many compositions, among them Ang Tangi Kong Pag-Ibig and Maala-ala Mo Kaya, that led him to be called the “Dean of Filipino Movie Composers and Musical Directors.”
August 28 – Art 2 Art caps the month with a tribute to a National Artist, a monthly feature of the program since it began airing in 2007.
For inquiries, please e-mail art2artdzrh@yahoo.com.ph. On Facebook, check out the account Ballerina ng Bayan for updates on Art 2 Art episodes and Ballet Manila performances.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Interesting Blogs
-
-
Get P88 Burgers From 8Cuts For Their 6th Birthday on September 12! - Get P88 Burgers From 8Cuts For Their 6th Birthday on September 12!by ClickTheCity 8Cuts is turning 6 this month! And to celebrate another year of serving...
-
WOFEX at 18 - The Ultimate Food Show Experience - There definitely is no stopping WOFEX! Widely known as the biggest and most effective food show in the country, the World Food Expo celebrates 18 years of ...
-
Gain Financial Wealth and Spiritual Abundance at the Same Time - Hi It's me, Nil Sarmiento I've been very blessed to have come upon the Truly Rich Club. Have you heard about it? Join the Club Now! It's the brainchild f...
-
Holy Week 2018: 7 Beautiful Churches in Manila You Could Visit for Visita Iglesia - Holy Week 2018: 7 Beautiful Churches in Manila You Could Visit for Visita Iglesia by The Click List During Holy Week, one of the most common traditions do...
-
Your parish needs all the help it can get from you. Volunteer and be part of any service in your parish today - Daily Bible Reflections September 15, 2017 - *Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows* *FROM PERSECUTOR* *TO PROMOTER* *“I was once a blasphemer and a persecutor and an arrogant man” – 1 Timothy 1:13* ...
-
WHD Foot Massager Magnetic Healing Mat - *MYSTERY OF EARTH’S MAGNETIC FIELD* Magnetic field produced by God to protect the planet earth and every living thing in the air and on the earth and und...
No comments:
Post a Comment