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[Summary] => He could have had a great performing career in New York, the city he considers his second home, but love of country prevailed for Maestro Jovianney Emmanuel Cruz—the man considered to be the most internationally-awarded Filipino concert pianist and pioneer of the renaissance of classical music awareness in the Philippines.
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Their backgrounds may be a cacophony of different persuasions, but the music this half a hundred music lovers make is definitely not dissonant.
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Some in the group of musicians were teenagers, the rest were children below 15, either wielding violas or violins. A teen was on the cello.
Manaloto, a male violinist, and a woman conducting the group were the only adults there that bright Tuesday morning in October.
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Why, that sounds like the recipe for the Metro Manila Community Orchestra!
Their backgrounds may be a cacophony of different persuasions, but the music this half a hundred music lovers make is definitely not dissonant.
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Some in the group of musicians were teenagers, the rest were children below 15, either wielding violas or violins. A teen was on the cello.
Manaloto, a male violinist, and a woman conducting the group were the only adults there that bright Tuesday morning in October.
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