Eduardo Katindig Jr. a respected, adored by his very humble and personable character, well known to his peers and music circle as "Tateng" is making waves as a Jazz pianist in the Los Angeles area.  Born and educated in the Philippines, majored in composition and keyboard concentration at University of the Philippines, an intellectually elite school well known to be the source of academic scholars, a Harvard University counterpart, in the Philippines. 

Music is the core foundation of Tateng’s family.  He is the son of Eddie K a recipient Lifetime Achievement Award  who is one of the Philippines record holder in the instrumental category (saxophone). In short, music runs in his blood. He started piano lessons at an early age of 7 under Professor Fred Robles and Professor Mendoza.  His passion grew when he was in school thus focusing his love for music towards jazz.

SegoviaMusic is a bossanova music enthusiast, dedicated to it’s creed, to support and magnify Filipino American talents to world class presence.

“Listening to Tateng Katindig plays the piano evokes a sense of color, beauty and enhanced consciousness of sounds, mingling with your past memories in life while stirring your emotions to blissful heights.”    By Marlon Segovia

Richard Alcoy, adopted the stage name Ric *Ickard, started playing guitar at the age of eight by studying the recordings of Andres Segovia, Laurindo Almeida, Charlie Byrd and Chet Atkins.

He won first prize in both classical and jazz guitar competitions in the 1980 Philippine Guitar Festival, and was the first guitarist to ever win both categories - all on the same day. 

Tateng Katindig

For  CD Sales e-mail :   Tateng@Tatenkatindig.com 

Tateng Katindig’s legacy CD was made possible from a combined effort of music lovers Rick Ickard  and Marlon Segovia, both jazz guitarists and audio geeks to capture a recognized talent, a prodigy, and publish a hallmark of an earned lifetime discipline in the world of Jazz music