PAG Concert

APC Strings is a part of the performing arts group of the Asia Pacific College. The group was founded in 2014, where the finest musicians from Asia Pacific College who came from different genres of music, are formed together to make a string ensemble. Unlike any other string ensembles, APC Strings is composed of a rondalla and other string instruments such as violin and cello. APC Strings' mission is to enrich Filipino's vibrant culture life through music and to enable more people to experience the power of music. Today, the group has expanded and more talented musicians joined the group. Being part of the APC Strings gives each individual musician to express themselves through music, appreciate and play more music ranging from classical music, Filipino folksongs, kundiman, lovesongs, pop songs and many more. And this is my organization, we had a collaboration with the APC Dance Crew, APC Theatre Phileo, APC Chorale and APC Band. 

The play was overall, a very good one. I enjoyed everything about the play but there is always room for improvement and feedback. Every bit of the narration made sense and gave everyone an idea what is going on. They did an outstanding job and that definitely helped the audience understand the storyline.

The lecture in class about how to react to the audience came into the play. Many if not all of the audience was involved. Seeing others laugh and showing sympathy to the actors made the play that much better. I think going at the night show gave it a dreamlike experience and certainly made it feel “more” like very talent people around me.

During the whole play, I felt like I could relate to at least one of the actors. Everyone knows how anticipating it is corner because everyone is jolly and yet full of happiness. The performers did such a phenomenal job. I felt like they were the actual characters and not just the people I know that I am acquainted to here in Asia Pacific College.

Your talent is God’s gift to you. What you do with it is your gift back to God. Use it in every which way possible. Don’t hoard it. Don’t dole it out like a miser. Spend it lavishly, like a millionaire intent on going broke. Always remember that you are talented, that your talent has value.