Powerful Vocals: Filipino Singer Arthur Manuntag Melts Fans’ Heart at Frank Sinatra’s 100th Birthday Concert
Filipino balladeer Arthur Manuntag once again shows the world his powerful voice when he carried the Philippine flag during the 100th birth anniversary celebration of the “King of Swing”, Frank Sinatra.
The “once in a lifetime” performance was held in one of the most beautiful concert halls in the world – the Smetana Hall, in Prague, on December 12, 2015.
The 6-foot power balladeer performed James Ingram’s Academy Award nominated song “How Do You Keep The Music Playing”, melting the hearts of the audience with his powerful-but-soft and deep voice.
To those who don’t know who Arthur Manuntag is, you can read about him here.
It is really a privilege to hear and see this man singing in front of elite class, especially presenting our home country – the Philippines.
Watch the video and have your heart melted too.
How Do You Keep The Music Playing – ARTHUR MANUNTAGSINATROLOGY Grand Gala Night Concert – I am so privileged and honored to carry our Philippine flag and the rest of Asia for this once in a lifetime event, the 100th anniversary of the “King Of Swing” Frank Sinatra, held in one of the most beautiful concert halls in the world, the Smetana Hall, Prague last December 12, 2015! Hosted by the main artist and the author of Sinatrology himself, Czech Republic’s “King Of Swing” Mr. Jan Smigmator! Backed by the RTV Orchestra under the baton of Maestro Felix Slováček with the enchanting sax solo of Markéta Smejkalová! Thank God for the blessing!TRIVIA: Michel Legrand’s “How Do You Keep The Music Playing” was recorded by Frank Sinatra in 1984 which is included in his album “L.A. Is My Lady”
Posted by Arthur Manuntag on Saturday, January 2, 2016
Arthur is truly a God-given talent and he is always generous to share what he has.
/Sarah Gomez/ Video credit Arthur Manuntag Facebook
