Artist Nick Nangit has brought back his wizardry on playing the piano and for the moment pushes his lawyering on the side.
"Sandali lang naman (It's only momentarily)," quipped Nick.
"It is because I don't want that my music be just relegated to the background," he opined.
"I am confident with my legal practice so I am always available anytime when people would want my services," he said.
"Music also makes me always on my toes," he shared. "It has been inspiring me to do other things."
Nangit has performed on ebony and ivory, locally and internationally.
He has done piano concerts at Puerto Princesa City in Palawan in 2000; Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) with the Manila Symphony Orchestra (MSO) in 2003.
"I don't remember the dates anymore but I have done shows at the 'Paco Park Presents' on TV. I also did a show at the Philamlife Auditorium in UN Avenue before the venue was demolished.
"I have performed in museums like in GSIS, Metropolitan Museum Manila, Anna Museum at SM Megamall and at the Museum of Ideas.
"Abroad, I did shows in Eglese Amecarina in Paris, in Rome, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh," he enumerated.
On October 28, 2023 at 3 pm, Nick will mount a show called "Timeless" at the Manila Clock Museum at the 4th Floor of the Manila City Hall.
According to him, "Timeless" will combine music with poetry and visual arts.
"I invited poets and after their interpretation of their verses I will put them to music. I also invited painters and I will interpret their creations while they're on the spot painting," said Nick.
Nangit will also play classical original Filipino music of the 1940s, Oscar winning soundtracks and other art pieces.
Photo Caption; Nick Nangit (Photo Credit: Nick Nangit's Facebook)
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