CHORUS CLASS

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                    [Title] => Stepping in tune
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Two consecutive summers ago, Ryan Cayabyab The Music Studio (RCTMS) offered a Pre-Chorus Class for children aged eight to 13.  It was  for children with difficulty singing in correct pitch and rhythm. (The class is a training ground for aspiring choir members carefully chosen for musicianship skills to prepare them for the challenges in the real Chorus Class.)


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                    [AuthorName] => Devi A. Gonzales
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                    [AuthorName] => Baby A. Gil
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                    [Title] => A grand tribute to National Artists
                    [Summary] => If there is a native dessert that titillates the taste buds of the Pinoy no end, it has to be the halo-halo espesyal with all the trimmings – leche flan, macapuno, boiled banana of the saba variety, sweet potato, sago, jackfruit, pinipig, nata de coco, cream, kaong, white beans, black beans, two or three scoops of ice cream of different flavors, and all these served on a bed of crushed ice.


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Stepping in tune

By Devi A. Gonzales | March 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Two consecutive summers ago, Ryan Cayabyab The Music Studio (RCTMS) offered a Pre-Chorus Class for children aged eight to 13. It was for children with difficulty singing in correct pitch and rhythm. (The class...

Entertainment

Willie sings Pito-Pito

By Baby A. Gil | March 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Willie Revillame, the controversial comedian, actor, program host and drummer of the defunct group Introvoys, is temporarily out of the TV screen as of this writing. He is not in the noontime show MTB anymore. But...

Entertainment

A grand tribute to National Artists

By Jess Q. Cruz | July 21, 2003 - 12:00am

If there is a native dessert that titillates the taste buds of the Pinoy no end, it has to be the halo-halo espesyal with all the trimmings – leche flan, macapuno, boiled banana of the saba variety, sweet potato,...

Arts and Culture