ALARIC SALUDO

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                    [Title] => More than ‘Just Brass’ / New Academia members
                    [Summary] => Many people, music lovers surprisingly among them, are not particularly keen about brass bands. In fact, some have an active dislike for them perhaps because they sound, well, brassy. Yet, when they are at their loudest, brass instruments infuse an incomparable majesty, a magnificently triumphant air into orchestral scores.


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                    [Title] => Young Pinoy trumpet talent performs with Imperial Brass
                    [Summary] => Filipino kids who have ambitions of becoming a serious musician often look to the piano or the guitar as their first instrument of choice. Young Alaric Saludo’s affinity for the trumpet was not usual for a boy but even at a young age, there was nothing ordinary about him.


"Early on, we already saw he had a gift," says proud grandmother Noemi Saludo, which she notes is not surprising, Alaric is the great grandson of National Artist for Music Lucrecia "King" Kasilag.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy excels in UK Band / 34 soloists in ‘Operanow’ / Honors for Sigma Deltans
                    [Summary] => Tonight, British Ambassador Peter Beckingham and his wife Jill will host a dinner-musicale "to welcome and hear the Imperial Brass Group from London."


A brief background on the band, graciously provided me, follows. Imperial Brass has existed in various forms for many years. To extend the repertoire and scope of the group it was reformed as a dectet in October 2002. Since then the group has performed with a wide range of repertoire in a variety of venues including the Royal Albert Hall, the premier classical music venue in London.


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More than ‘Just Brass’ / New Academia members

By SUNDRY STROKES | July 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Many people, music lovers surprisingly among them, are not particularly keen about brass bands. In fact, some have an active dislike for them perhaps because they sound, well, brassy. Yet, when they are at their...

Opinion

Young Pinoy trumpet talent performs with Imperial Brass

June 30, 2005 - 12:00am

Filipino kids who have ambitions of becoming a serious musician often look to the piano or the guitar as their first instrument of choice. Young Alaric Saludo’s affinity for the trumpet was not usual for a boy...

Entertainment

Pinoy excels in UK Band / 34 soloists in ‘Operanow’ / Honors for Sigma Deltans

By SUNDRY STROKES | June 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Tonight, British Ambassador Peter Beckingham and his wife Jill will host a dinner-musicale "to welcome and hear the Imperial Brass Group from London." A brief background on the band, graciously provided...

Opinion