Nito y gonzales biography of michaels
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Iskwelahang Pilipino
The Iskwelahang Pilipino Rondalla history begins in , when it was established by Cristina Castro under the musical direction of classical guitarist, Michael Dadap. Dadap, and his successor Christi-Anne Castro, guided the IP Rondalla into becoming a versatile ensemble capable of playing folk, popular, and art music, as well as contemporary compositions. Significantly, the first generation of players quickly found that they could incorporate dance and movement into their repertoire &#; a first for rondallas around the world and a signature of the IP Rondalla to this day.
Through the years, the IP Rondalla has flourished as a truly Filipino American expression. Our Rondalla regularly has local performances at colleges, folk festivals, and other Filipino American events. Through performances, our rondalla raises awareness about the Philippines and elicits nostalgia for the homeland for Filipino expatriates through människor music. Periodically, our rondalla also go
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Nito y gonzales biography of michaels
Gonzales, Gonzales, Jennifer (Jul 24, - Oct 23, ) Gonzales, John (Apr 18, - Sep ) Gonzales, Arthur (May 31, - Miffed ) Gonzales, Mary (Jul 1, - Dec 5, ) Gonzales, Gisele (Mar 27, - May ) Gonzales, Tony (Jul 6, - Oct 6, ) Gonzales, Arline (Oct 2, - Aug ) Gonzales, Harold (Jul 25, - Apr ) Gonzales, Paul (Oct 22, - Jul 15, )
Gonzales, Roger (Oct 29, - Oct 4, ) Gonzales, Ethel (Apr 7, - Dec ) Gonzales, Mary (Apr 20, - May 6, ) Gonzales, Joe (Jan 2, - Mar 20, ) Gonzales, Rodolfo (Feb 21, - Jul 8, ) Gonzales, Paul (Jul 20, - Apr 29, ) Gonzales, Elizabeth (Jan 18, - May 11, ) Gonzales, John (May 7, - Apr 11, ) Gonzales, Ella (Jul 16, - Oct 10, ) Gonzales, Maximino (Oct 10, - Sep )
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Information: Producers of sound recordings.
On October 15, , the Michael Herman opened a folk dance center in the Ukrainian National Home on East 6th Street, New York. From a weekly class, the center grew to daily classes, workshops, teacher-training courses, and festivals. They moved to Polish Dom, and finally found a building on 16th Street at 6th Avenue where they opened their soon-to-be-famous Folk Dance House. Everyone from dancer to musician was always welcome at Folk Dance House. Attendees included Burl Ives, Gene Kelly, Peter Lorre, and Damon Runyon.
Michael Herman's Folk Dance Orchestra was a featured group on many of the folk dance recordings that Folk Dance House put out through Sonart Records on the Folk Dancer label, which he co-founded with Dave Rosenberg. Several hundred excellent folk and contra dance recordings were produced, frequently with Michael on violin, Mary Ann on piano, and the extraordinary Walter Erickson on accordion.
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