by Kayrel Madlos
They say bad music brings rain, but yesterday at Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT), the downpour seemed to be out of joy. Even the sky appeared entertained by IPAG’s day three performance, “Panag-uyon”, held on August 29, 2024, along the old SET building hallway. This was part of the week-long event 'IPAG in the Frames: An Exhibit,' marking the 47th Theater Season of the Integrated Performing Arts Guild (IPAG).
Panag-uyon highlighted traditional musical forms like Kalilang and Madal Tahaw through spectacular performances that enthralled the audience throughout. The precision with which each piece was performed demonstrated the performers' expertise and dedication to their craft. A dynamic and immersive atmosphere was created as the music filled the hallway, bringing people into the chorus of a transcending art. Though modest in size, the hall deepened the experience, amplifying the music's full depth and resonance.
In his director's note, J. Pagarigan reflected on the power of music, emphasizing its unique force due to its innate harmony. Every note and beat was expertly blended, creating a fascinating and cohesive performance by IPAG. The group's ability to synchronize a wide range of musical elements into a flawless performance spoke volumes about their amazing talent and great passion for what they do.
Under the heavy clouds, their music brought an otherworldly light to the evening. Framed perfectly, IPAG’s performance was a brilliant display of their artistry and the undeniable impact of live music. This was no ordinary event—it resonated deeply with everyone present, turning a gloomy evening into a memorable, uplifting experience. With each raindrop that fell, blending with the echoes of the music, the night transformed. Every droplet seemed to carry the rhythm, turning the rainy evening into a symphony of light and sound, where even the sky joined in the celebration, painting the night as a canvas where music and rain danced together— indeed a ‘panag-uyon’.
They say bad music brings rain, but yesterday at Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT), the downpour seemed to be out of joy. Even the sky appeared entertained by IPAG’s day three performance, “Panag-uyon”, held on August 29, 2024, along the old SET building hallway. This was part of the week-long event 'IPAG in the Frames: An Exhibit,' marking the 47th Theater Season of the Integrated Performing Arts Guild (IPAG).
Panag-uyon highlighted traditional musical forms like Kalilang and Madal Tahaw through spectacular performances that enthralled the audience throughout. The precision with which each piece was performed demonstrated the performers' expertise and dedication to their craft. A dynamic and immersive atmosphere was created as the music filled the hallway, bringing people into the chorus of a transcending art. Though modest in size, the hall deepened the experience, amplifying the music's full depth and resonance.
In his director's note, J. Pagarigan reflected on the power of music, emphasizing its unique force due to its innate harmony. Every note and beat was expertly blended, creating a fascinating and cohesive performance by IPAG. The group's ability to synchronize a wide range of musical elements into a flawless performance spoke volumes about their amazing talent and great passion for what they do.
Under the heavy clouds, their music brought an otherworldly light to the evening. Framed perfectly, IPAG’s performance was a brilliant display of their artistry and the undeniable impact of live music. This was no ordinary event—it resonated deeply with everyone present, turning a gloomy evening into a memorable, uplifting experience. With each raindrop that fell, blending with the echoes of the music, the night transformed. Every droplet seemed to carry the rhythm, turning the rainy evening into a symphony of light and sound, where even the sky joined in the celebration, painting the night as a canvas where music and rain danced together— indeed a ‘panag-uyon’.
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