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Madz starts 2023 with Lipa concert

Together with the “Madz’” choirmaster, Mark Anthony Carpio, the concert featured crossover violinist Jobry Cimafranca. 

The Cultural Center of the Philippines presented the Philippine Madrigal Singers in cooperation with the City Government of Lipa, Batangas in a night of beautiful and uplifting choral music on January 18, Wednesday, 7pm at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian, Lipa City.

Together with the “Madz’” choirmaster, Mark Anthony Carpio, the concert featured crossover violinist Jobry Cimafranca.  This special outreach concert was a project of the CCP that aims to cultivate and enhance public interest and appreciation for the arts and culture, bringing them closer to the people, especially to the regions.

It was also simultaneously be live-streamed via the Cultural Center of the Philippines Facebook page.

For more information, visit the CCP website (www.culturalcenter.gov.ph) and follow the official CCP social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest updates.

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