Florante talks about one of the most reliable technique he uses when writing a song, especially when stuck in a rut. The song is called Ang Tumao, one of the songs for the Aswang Song Cycle.
Here’s a link to listen to the full song:
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Looking forward to this. And hope to see you there!
I’ll be playing original compositions as well as some classics. If enough Pinoys show up, I could be persuaded to play Pilipino music :)
With Teja Gerken and Nate Lopez.
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[Reserved seating: $12-17] Acclaimed Bay Area guitarists Florante Aguilar, Teja Gerken, and Nate Lopez area teaming up for an eclectic evening of solo and ensemble playing. Presenting a multi-facetted show—Aguilar is a conservatory-trained classical musician, Gerken a modern fingerstyle master, an...Fun with arranging. Erik Satie's #Gnossiennes #1 played on flamenco guitar. Enjoy!
CAAMfest: SHE, WHO CAN SEE and Filipino Stories from SOMA
The music from She Who Can See, the dance film by Alleluia Panis DanceTheater which will premier at CAAMFest on May 16, 7pm at AMC Kabuki. Get your tickets today at caamfest.com/2018/films/she-who-can-see/
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