Hearing impairment is no barrier to a life of music for Sharlene Morta, who actively performs as a pianist and Hearlife Verein artist. With Hearlife Verein program director Tosh Jacob-Soliven, Sharlene shares her journey and music, and talks about her mother’s book recounting her story, on today’s program of MAESTRO FILIPINO (Sat 1200, Sun 2400, Thu 2000). DZFE’s Daniel is the host.
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Tosh Jacob-soliven
Nicoe Chan
This Nativity season, our sign-on anthem is JM Neale's translation of a fourth-century hymn by theologian, hymn-writer and Bishop of Milan, Ambrose. Ambrose contended tirelessly against the Arian heresy, which denied Christ's deity. "Come Thou Redeemer of the Earth" (originally "Veni, redemptor gentium") beautifully affirms what the church has throughout the ages confessed — that Jesus is God the Son "in flesh arrayed" — and reminds the faithful of the benefits they receive from Him, alone the God-man.
Have a blessed First Advent Sunday!
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Last year, cellist John-Henry Crawford became the first recipient of the American Recital Debut Award, founded by pianist Victor Asuncion. This week, he and Victor are in the country presenting masterclasses, and music from their album, Corazón: The Music of Latin America. They will also present a recital with violinist Diomedes Saraza, Jr., who also plays the solo in Sibelius’ Violin Concerto in D minor for Fantasy, the next season concert of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra. Hear all about that on MAESTRO FILIPINO (Sat 1200, Sun 2400, Thu 2000), hosted by DZFE’s Daniel.
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