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                    [Title] => Pianist Lorenzo Medel plays for Ambassador Harry Thomas/ A renewed  appeal to tycoons
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The invitation from US Ambassador Harry Thomas, Jr. was a total surprise. It was for a get-together with him and pianist Lorenzo B. Medel. When Evelyn R. Garcia and I arrived at the embassy residence, Lorenzo, his brother Edward, parents Dr. Stephen and Dr. Ruth Medel and tutor Mauricia Borromeo were already in the living room. There were no other guests.

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                    [Title] => Pianist Medel, 15, dazzles / Superb dramatic players
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Pianist Lorenzo “Enzo” Medel, 15, walked onstage of the Philamlife auditorium with a slight, unconscious swagger that enhanced his charming presence.
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                    [Title] => Year-ender: Raul Sunico the compleat achiever
                    [Summary] => This is for readers who might not know how the adjective "compleat"  came about. The English writer Isaac Walton titled his essay on fishing "The Compleat Angler"; thus the term "compleat" has come to mean complete – more emphatically.


Concert pianist Raul Sunico is my choice for compleat achiever for the year just ended. I once told him he should be included in the Guinness Book of World Records, and in his soft voice and gentle manner, he replied, "The book is for the biggest pizza or the largest hamburger, and the like."


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Pianist Lorenzo Medel plays for Ambassador Harry Thomas/ A renewed appeal to tycoons

By SUNDRY STROKES | August 14, 2013 - 12:00am

The invitation from US Ambassador Harry Thomas, Jr. was a total surprise. It was for a get-together with him and pianist Lorenzo B. Medel. When Evelyn R. Garcia and I arrived at the embassy residence, Lorenzo, his...

Opinion

Pianist Medel, 15, dazzles / Superb dramatic players

By SUNDRY STROKES | July 6, 2011 - 12:00am

Pianist Lorenzo “Enzo” Medel, 15, walked onstage of the Philamlife auditorium with a slight, unconscious swagger that enhanced his charming presence.

Opinion

Year-ender: Raul Sunico the compleat achiever

By SUNDRY STROKES | December 31, 2005 - 12:00am

This is for readers who might not know how the adjective "compleat" came about. The English writer Isaac Walton titled his essay on fishing "The Compleat Angler"; thus the term "compleat"...

Opinion