PAPURI!20

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Not sure where to buy your tickets for the upcoming Papuri! 20 Album Launch and Concert?
Ticket Prices: P150, P300, P500
For seating arrangement, depending on ticket price, please look at the images below.
Pleas
e see the list of ticket outlets below.

house of praise
2/F Sysu Centre
145 Panay Avenue cor. Sgt. Esguerra Street
Quezon City
920-52-91 loc 231
Contact Person: Marg

Ticket outlets:
House of Praise Robinson's Galleria - 0908.682.34.44

House of Praise Novaliches
House of Praise Alabang Festival Mall
House of praise SM Mega Mall 1 & III
House of Praise SM North EDSA

House of Praise Sta. Lucia
House of Praise St. Francis - 0920.609.56.07


pcbs

568 Sierra Madre St.
1501 Mandaluyong City
Contact Person : Dennis or Amy Dimaculangan

Ticket Outlets:
PCBS Alabang, Ground Level, Starmall, South Super Highway, Alabang, Muntinlupa City
PCBS EDSA,
Diamond Bldg., 605 EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City
PCBS Fairview,
Unit 34 Lower Ground Annex A, SM City Fairview, Quirino Hi-way cor, Regalado Ave., Greater Lagro, Quezon City
PCBS Makati,
19 Arnaiz cor., Chino Roces Avenue, Makati City
PCBS Masagana,
Annex A, Masagana Complex, Taft Ave., cor T.M. Kalaw St. Malate, Manila
PCBS Farmers,
2nd Floor, New Farmers Plaza, Araneta Center, Cubao, Quezon City
PCBS Monumento,
Unit 1 & 2 One Kalayaan Place Bldg., 284 Samson Road, Kaloocan City
PCBS U.N.,
YMCA Bldg, 878 United Nations Avenue, Ermita, Manila


CLC-logo

20 Karuhatan Road, Karuhatan, Valenzuela City 291.50.02 or 291.50.05
Contact Person, Diday or Emma


bbb-logo
Back to the Bible Bookstore: 135 West Ave. Quezon City. Tel# 372.17.72
Contact Person: Wilma Borlongan or Janet Alingasa


omf

776 Boni Avenue cor. Pinatubo Street, Mandaluyong City
Contact Person: Angel Fernandez of Marketing Dept

Ticket outlets:
OMF Literature Mandaluyong - 531.66.35
OMF Literature Paranaque - 403.29.75
OMF Literature Greenbelt 1 - 869.03.40
OMF Literature Quezon City - 355.05.19
OMF Pampanga



pbx
890 United Nations Avenue, Ermita, Manila
Contact person: Vicky Franco

Ticket outlets:
Philippine Bible Society U.N Avenue - 521.57.92
Philippine Bible Society Sta. Mesa - Nelson Santos - 714.24.24
Philippine Bible Society Baclaran - Armando Bacani - 851.54.75

Seating arrangement for Matinee shot at 3:00 PM
GCF-orchestra-floor-plan-gala
Seating arrangement for Gala Show at 7:30 PM
GCF-orchestra-floor-plan-matinee
PAPURI


Filipino artistic expression + Christian faith + KBP requirement +
musically-gifted individuals = PAPURI!


The 1970’s marked the period of westernization of Philippine music and Christianity with the proliferation of international singing groups, English hymns and Gospel songs. 

To curb the looming foreign takeover of the Philippine music scene, the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) issued a directive to all radio networks to air Original Pilipino music beginning in 1977.  Far East Broadcasting Company initially complied with the KBP ruling by playing Filipino adaptations of Gospel songs. But because of the scarcity of materials, it was quickly axed. Evidently, something more Filipino was needed.

Enter FEBC’s Hymnody Project in 1978. With American missionary Dr. Gordon England at the helm, it began developing music that was truly Christian and uniquely Filipino. Together with 15 young men and women involved in the music ministry, Dr. England started the first all-Filipino original Christian music project. Sixteen songs were selected. Some were already known and widely used in churches while some were freshly written.

While meditating on the first chapter of Ephesians, Mr. Efren Pallorina, then 702 DZAS station manager, was able to coin the name PAPURI!, the Tagalog word for praise, for the project. He also developed the concept of three C’s of putting the project together as a bundle—producing a cassette album, publishing a chordbook and mounting a live
concert.

The first PAPURI! concert was held at the jampacked Philamlife Theater on UN Avenue, Manila on October 26, 1979. From then on, PAPURI! was positioned as FEBC’s music arm and a handmaid of the Church on the air and in public. 

Over the years, the original three Cs of PAPURI!—cassette, chordbook, concert—have  expanded to include another C, church promotions, whose purpose is to introduce and encourage the use of original Pilipino music in their worship, fellowship and evangelism programs.

 

Far East Broadcasting Company  Philippines 11.10.04