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Lalawigan - A Tagalog Song Cycle
Event Details
Time: March 14, 2009 at 8pm to March 15, 2009 at 3pm
Location: Fort Mason Cowell Theater, San Francisco
Street: 99 Marina Blvd.
City/State: San Francisco, CA
Info/Tickets/Map: http://www.fortmason.org/boxo…
Phone: (415) 345-7575
Event Type: world, music, performance, theater
Organized By: New Art Media & Kularts
Latest Activity: Mar 12, 2009
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Event Description
Composer Florante Aguilar tells a compelling story of resolute courage, passionate love, and sacrifice. Lalawigan is a poetic narrative inspired by the fierce 1898 Philippine revolutionary hero, Macario Sakay, the ever present mythic town ghost, Didang, and the common folk - the backbone of the revolution. Lalawigan is sung in ancient Tagalog (with English supertitles) accompanied by new compositions evoking the sensuous eloquence of the Tagalog Balagtasan poetry form and the virtuosity of the Philippine string tradition of kundiman, harana and kudyapi.
Featuring
Raymond Bagatsing (baritone) as Macario
Kristine Sinajon (mezzo-soprano) as Candida
Kyle de Ocera (tenor) as Isagani
Music and lyrics by Florante Aguilar
Directed by Alleluia Panis
Music performed by the Florante Aguilar Chamber Ensemble
featuring Monica Scott (cello), Ron Quesada (octavina), and Rachael Bouch-Dimondstein (percussion)
With guest artists Isa Manon Musni, Vincent Hutalla, Christian Dominguez
Commissioned by the San Francisco Arts Commission
Produced by Kularts and New Art Media
Tickets $20-$60
Advance and Group Tickets Sales NOW AVAILABLE
Call the Fort Mason Box Office at (415) 345-7575 to purchase
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