6The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 6, 1988
Filipino
evening of dance and son
s
chorus
to
present
By CARA BONNETT
Staff Writer
The internationally acclaimed
University of the Philippines Concert
Chorus will be bringing a taste of the
Filipino culture to Chapel Hill
Tuesday, Sept. 6, when it presents
"An Evening of Philippine Music and
Dance" in Memorial Hall.
The chorus, created in 1974,
recently won first prize at the 1988
Mainhausen-Zellhausen Interna
tional Choral Competition in West
Germany. This performance will be
part of the group's eighth interna
tional tour.
Under the leadership of conductor
Rey Paguio, the group has performed
in stage musicals, on television, at
fashion shows and even at protest
rallies. It has represented the Philip
pines in concert halls all over the
world.
The chorus performances are
characterized by the members
brightly colored traditional Filipino
costumes, which add a cultural flair.
The performances are also choreo
graphed, bringing alive the Asian
concept of total theater.
Members of the group are students
between the ages of 17 and 24 who
have undergone music auditions,,
interviews and a training period of
six months before being accepted into
full membership with the chorus.
Only one-third of the members are
music majors.
Conductor Paguio is college secre
tary of the University of Philippines
Parking
College of Music. He is a University
of Philippines artist-in-residence and
recipient of the 1982 UP professorial
award as Most Outstanding Music
Alumnus of the Year. In addition, he
has composed two modern musicals
("Sumpang" and uMs. Philippines"),
and served as choir consultant for
choirs nationwide.
Tuesday's concert will include four
programs: "Musikang Pinoy,""Inspi
rasyon," "Variedades" and "Tales of
the Manuvu."
The show, sponsored by the
Philippine-American Association of
North Carolina and the UNC Asso
ciation of International Students, will
begin at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 ($5
for students). For more information,
call 933-9239.
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From staff reports
A bevy of entertainment will
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