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In 2003, after a concert by the Asian Youth Orchestra at the CCP main theater, I went backstage to congratulate violin soloist Leila Leifowitz. There and then, out of nowhere, Cecile Licad emerged and told Leila, within everyone’s hearing, "Miss Orosa discovered me."


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Pianist Cecile Licad’s very rare talent goes way beyond virtuosity

By SUNDRY STROKES | April 29, 2006 - 12:00am

Prefatory remarks In 2003, after a concert by the Asian Youth Orchestra at the CCP main theater, I went backstage to congratulate violin soloist Leila Leifowitz. There and then, out of nowhere, Cecile Licad emerged...

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