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[Summary] => After the series of concerts by the brilliant young instrumentalists of ‘French Spring’, our own brilliant young artists – cellist Victor Michael Coo and Pianist Oliver Salonga – left their own tremendous impact on the audience at Sunday’s concert at the Philamlife auditorium. (The adjective "brilliant" might seem over-used here, but it is richly deserved by the two proudly Filipino soloists, both of whom are prize-winners in international music competitions.)
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