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Manila Symphony Orchestra

Posted in Music, Travel by admin
May 21 2010
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Music and the performing arts are an important aspect of most cultures and are an essential part of their heritage and development. Historically they have been one of the primary sources of mythological story telling they have traditionally been an essential aspect of holding together any particular culture. In the modern era, music and the performing arts are as important as ever, though they typically enjoy a much more diverse and even progressive status in most major cities. Manila is one of the great representations of the importance of music and performance to society. This incredibly beautiful city is full of amazing architectural elements that are enhanced by the tremendous culture they contain. Tourists are frequently amazed by the beauty of the city, and frequently the elaborately detailed and incredible designs of the hotels in Manila . The Manila Symphony Orchestra is an excellent example of history combining with the present to create something spectacular and relevant.

The symphony is one of the oldest orchestras in Asia. It was originally founded by Alexander Lippay in 1926 and the organization has played an essential and important role in Philippine history. Throughout its decades, and near century, of existence, the symphony has hosted numerous internationally recognized special guest artists. Among these are the renown American born violinist Yehudi Menuhin , Spanish operatic soprano Montserrat Concepcion Caballe and the great Ukrainian violinist Igor Oistrakh. Some of the guest conductors that have preformed with the symphony include Arthur Fiedler, Mendi Rodan and Andre Kostelanetz. Among some of the distinctive programs and performances the symphony has introduced are the Young Artists Competition and the Luneta Concerts, also known as the Concerts in the Park. The competition for young activists is intended to promote standards of excellence in the new generations while also recognizing and demonstrating appreciation for outstanding talent and achievement. This circular perspective is extremely effective at promoting an enthusiasm for listening to and playing classical music by the youth.

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