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  • Our English teacher who was also a musician taught this song to the high school graduates in '87 in Ballesteros, Cagayan, Philippines. It was a very nice rendition...the graduate choir did a fantastic job in which my sister was an alto. I wish now that I had the video of it. Hope I can find it someday, if God permits. The pianist here did a very fantastic job, BRAVO!!!

  • sonia capulong like this.

  • its a kundiman, but i dont know d lyrics, sayang...

  • There are no lyrics to this work. It is originally for violin. This was transcribed to make it more pianistic from the simple piano version.

  • I love your improvisation! I have heard and played this a million times! The interpretation is superb! And by the way, I am Monserrat Molina-Bejar, the youngest daughter of Antonio J. Molina. Thank you for posting it in Youtube.

  • Great job!

    Love your improvisation. Added a lot of testure without taking it too far away from it's native style.

    I also play it just as it's written and would love to learn to play your version.

    Is it possible to get a copy of your improvised version?

    Thanks

  • Well done young man. Keep playing. I like the arpeggios. This song used to lull me to sleep when I was 4. Whenever my eldest sister played this on the piano, I always fell asleep listening to it. Thank you for posting this video clip.

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