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Closing my eyes briefly every now and then, I liked what I heard. It was a peculiar, curious combination – a bit classical, a bit pop, powerhouse playing and yet easy listening. It was simply stunning.


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Tian Jiang, piano virtuoso from Shanghai

By Edu Jarque | April 29, 2002 - 12:00am

Tian Jiang, the piano virtuoso, made his customary, introductory bow. The audience applauded – but solely a for delicadeza applause, as usually Cebuanos do. There was a hush, followed by total silence. He slowly...

Arts and Culture

On the wings of song with Mr. C

By Ricky Lo | February 12, 2002 - 12:00am

The first good news is that, thank heavens, Ryan Cayabyab and his family are not migrating to any foreign country, not in the next maybe two or 10 years anyway. The second good news is that – and this you know...

Entertainment