Snippets of TRP World performances
As soon as people uploaded the videos in Youtube, I couldn't restrain myself from watching the performances again and again. I don't think it's vanity but more of unbelief. I mean, how did the class pull these off: the strenuous after-class choir practices plus the rigorous dance rehearsals, on top of looming exams?
The first year class always does the opening number. Don't even try to look for me in the video because I didn't dance. I don't dance. But I am just so proud of my classmates who did. They had to sacrifice a lot to prepare for this, but their efforts really paid off.
Here's our own choir performance. We practically occupied the entire stage, all 159 of us. And I can't keep telling people how Jana Mier looks so graceful in conducting—it just comes naturally, like she was born with the skill. The song is called Isang Lagda, written by Ryan Magtibay and arranged by Anne Barraquio.
We didn't win in the choir competition; Class 2012 did, with their song, "Huling Awit." I had the chills hearing them live, especially with the line, "Tatlong taon na lang, doktor na rin tayo . . . "
I'll link to more videos if they become available. For now, enjoy.
The first year class always does the opening number. Don't even try to look for me in the video because I didn't dance. I don't dance. But I am just so proud of my classmates who did. They had to sacrifice a lot to prepare for this, but their efforts really paid off.
Here's our own choir performance. We practically occupied the entire stage, all 159 of us. And I can't keep telling people how Jana Mier looks so graceful in conducting—it just comes naturally, like she was born with the skill. The song is called Isang Lagda, written by Ryan Magtibay and arranged by Anne Barraquio.
We didn't win in the choir competition; Class 2012 did, with their song, "Huling Awit." I had the chills hearing them live, especially with the line, "Tatlong taon na lang, doktor na rin tayo . . . "
I'll link to more videos if they become available. For now, enjoy.
Labels: film/music, medicine
4 Comments:
Labing-apat, walang katapat! :D
Walang katapat talaga!
kuya, there are some parts in the song when i can distinctly hear your voice! hahaha :P mike
Nami man pamatian Mike? Haha.
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