+ Follow MAD ABOUT MADZ Tag
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[Title] => The Madz wows ’em in Canada
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The scene: Powell River, Canada. The event: The International Choral Kathaumixw. The performers: The Philippine Madrigal Singers.
Halfway through the performance of the world-renowned singing group, the audience rose to its feet in a thunderous standing ovation that broke the festival’s protocol of "no applause during performances." This was typical of how the Madrigal Singers or the Madz, as they are fondly called, were received at every turn of their recently concluded North American tour.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Boy Abunda
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[Title] => ‘The most beautiful sound on earth’
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"That is the most beautiful sound on earth," a juror exclaimed after hearing the Philippine Madrigal Singers during the European du Chant Choral Competition in Tours, France in 1997. So moving was the performance of the Philippine Madrigal Singers that they were awarded the Grand Prize, besting other grand prize winners of other choral competitions around the world. Madrigal is a music genre whose origins are traced back to medieval times in Europe.
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MAD ABOUT MADZ
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Halfway through the performance of the world-renowned singing group, the audience rose to its feet in a thunderous standing ovation that broke the festival’s protocol of "no applause during performances." This was typical of how the Madrigal Singers or the Madz, as they are fondly called, were received at every turn of their recently concluded North American tour.
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