If you talk or write about Classical Music and its composers, he shouldn't be forgotten:
Georges Bizet
Check out more here:
http://www.klausdoringclassicalmusic.webs.com
Visitors of germanexpatinthephilippines/Besucher dieser Webseite.Ich liebe meine Flaggensammlung!
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Day Off in The Philippines
That's why I also love to stay (and work) in the Philippines... .
Das ist auch ein Grund, warum ich gern auf den Philippinen lebe und arbeite... .
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Swiss Embassy Manila Listed Me as Official Translator
The Swiss Embassy in the Republic of the Philippines, Manila, has officially accredited and listed me as one of their translators/interpreters for Mindanao (Davao City).
Die Schweizer Botschaft in der Republik der Philippinen, Manila, hat mich offiziell akkrediert und auf die Liste ihrer Uebersetzer/Dolmetscher fuer Mindanao (Davao City) gesetzt.
http://www.eda.admin.ch/eda/en/home/reps/asia/vphl/ref_livfor/livphl/trans.html
Or go to
http://www.eda.admin.ch/manila
Santacruzan is an Occasion to Deepen Faith
Santa Cruzan, one of my most favourite (Philippine) occasions, which has been also celebrated in the Philippine Community Berlin during my stay there from 1983-1999.
Here are some more thoughtful details:
Santacruzan is an occasion to deepen faith, says bishop
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Another Italian Maestro, Who Touched My Heart
Pietro Mascagni
and his
Cavalleria Rusticana.
Check out more here
http://www.klausdoringclassicalmusic.webs.com
Friday, April 29, 2011
Philippine Music, Mathematic, and Gary Granada
Many know it already, I love music. I started loving especially Philippine music since my first stay 1982 in Mindanao.
While staying in Manila some time ago, I learned a lot about Gary Granada from a media friend, who published an article in a national daily.
I also hated mathematics. Yes, I am very honest, but it seems that music and math can go together like a happy couple. The incredible singer and composer has written more then 500 songs, many of them indeed widely admired for their lyric depth and sharp wit, how Cora Lucas described in the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
Gary Granada's is talking about his "project of my life". It's realy amazing, he's referring to "Arithmetic Songs for kids Zero to Ten". The CD contains 10 original compositions, plus tracks without vocals (minus-one) that students can sing along to. The songs can also serve as a 'tool for enhancing music appreciation', said Granada. "Students don't enjoy much math because they cannot see its immediate implications in life", he explains. I must confess, Gary is very right and I strongly agree with him.
Try to get the CD "Teacher Kiel's Arithmetic Songs FOR KIDS ZERO TO TEN".
You will love it - and maybe also mathematics... .
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