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The Philippine Madrigal Singers present Voyages: A Wonderful World
of Music, a musical festival continuing the Madz Et Al tradition
since 1981 produced in cooperation with the Philippine American Life
and General Insurance Company.
Running from May 7 to May 12 at the Philamlife
Theater, UN Avenue Manila, the festival begins at 7:00 p.m. each
evening and features various choirs from all over the Philippines.
May 7 features the MILK Children’s Choir
(Oscar Pantaleon), Manila Chamber Singers (Joel Aquino), Coro
Cantabile (Sharon Abesamis), Woodrose Chorale (Lala Kliatchko),
NAPOCOR Chorale (Anna Abeleda-Piquero), and University of the East
Chorale (Anna Abeleda-Piquero).
May 8 brings us the Philippine Male Singers
(Robert Delgado), Lifeline Chorale (Warlito Yalung), Anima Christi
Chorale (Joel Boragay), St. John Mary Vianney Parish Choir (Marivic
Llamas), and UP Los Baños Chorale Ensemble (Joey Vargas).
On May 9, audiences will witness performances
from the Pfizer Chorale (Oscar Pantaleon), Supreme Court Chorale
(Fred de Santos), Coro de Sta. Cecilia (Chris Borela), TransChorale
(Robert Delgado), Our Lady of Fatima University Chorale (Warlito
Yalung), and Coro de San Sebastian (Elsie Eranista).
May 10 will then feature the Ateneo College Glee
Club (Malou Hermo), Novo Concertante Manila (Arwin Tan), Cultural
Center of the Philippines Chorale (Arwin Tan), Caltex Chorale (Oscar
Pantaleon), PAG-IBIG Fund Chorale (Fred de Santos), Chorus Paulinus
(Fred de Santos), and Global Holdings Inc., Chorale (Oddette Galura).
May 11 boasts a lineup including the Kilyawan
Boys Choir (Mark Anthony Carpio), Our Lady of the Pillar Cathedral
Choir (Oscar Panta-leon), Maryknoll Sanctuary Choir of Baguio City
(Joey Soliman), KHP Coro Techniuv (Steve Collado), Shrine of Jesus
Academy Children’s Choir (Mary Louise Maca-naya), and Koro
Ilustrado (Romel Lomarda).
Wrapping up the festival on May 12 are the
Magsaysay Chorale (Joel Aquino), Adventist University of the
Philippines Celestial Echoes (Warlito Yalung), University of Makati
Chorale (Elsie Eranista), Pansol Choir (Mark Anthony Carpio), and
the POEA Chorale (Marvin Gayatgay).
For tickets, call 0917-8442674.
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