Hey you! If you're into classical music and dig scenic and quaint places, I have got the news for you. The "Musika sa Isla" is now on it's third year and it's the only classical festival in the country. The three-day event will be held in the charming municipality of Boac, Marinduque on May 18, 19 and 21, 2016.
Noted musicians are going to partake in the event. Franz Chen of Indonesia and Tomoyo Kobayashi of Japan are playing the piano while Kazuki Yamamoto is the sole violinist. On the other hand, Ivan Jenzer of the Philippines is going to play the cello and singers Arlene Escultero, soprano, and Joseleo Logdat, baritone singer, are also on board.
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| photo from Musika sa Isla facebook page |
Noted musicians are going to partake in the event. Franz Chen of Indonesia and Tomoyo Kobayashi of Japan are playing the piano while Kazuki Yamamoto is the sole violinist. On the other hand, Ivan Jenzer of the Philippines is going to play the cello and singers Arlene Escultero, soprano, and Joseleo Logdat, baritone singer, are also on board.
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| photo from Musika sa Isla facebook page |
“Musika sa Isla” is set in the quaint but bustling city of Boac in Marinduque province. The heart-shaped island takes pride in its scenic landscape, rustic charm, and other natural wonders. Its near zero-crime rate and impressive agri-based economy are attracting curious wanderers as Marinduque poises itself as a budding tourist destination. Once dubbed as the country’s “forgotten paradise,” it’s time for us to remember the beauty we’ve always had, the beauty we need to recognize. An easy bus trip away, JAC Liner even includes the RORO pass with their advanced reservations now available online. - Official Press Release
Here are the details of the three-day festival:
May 18 - The International Concert at 6:00 PM, St. Raphael Parish
May 19 - The Grand Gala at 6:00 PM, the Boac Covered Court
May 21 - additional concert at the Moriones Arena and Park
Tickets sell at an affordable price for Php 200.00 for each event and a 50% discount is offered to students. This event is supported by AGREA Philippines, a local social enterprise that hopes to revitalize agriculture in the island of Marinduque.
For more details, contact Mirra Reyes at numbers (+639) 175-351-501 or (02) 507-8575.
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Images used in this post are from the official Facebook page of "Musika sa Isla"
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Images used in this post are from the official Facebook page of "Musika sa Isla"
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