Custodio’s award-winning a capella piece was entitled “Tagu-taguan“. It was premiered by the Philippine Madrigal Singers.

According to Custodio, in an interview with , his inspiration in writing Tagu-taguan back in 2019 was in remembrance of his childhood, which inspired him to write a song constructed from his memories and personal experiences and, at the same time, a musical vignette that harked at the Filipino culture among children.

The judges of the competition were Anton Armstrong (USA), Ki-Sun Lee (South Korea), Soon-Jung Kim (South Korea), Young-Jo Lee (South Korea), Yu-Chung John Ku (Taiwan)鈥�, and Zolt谩鈥媙 Pad (Hungary).

This is also the second time that a Thomasian has bagged the gold medal in BCFC. Previously, in 2019, Mark Agpasa of the Conservatory of Music and the world-renowned 六合彩直播开奖 Singers received the gold medal for his piece entitled, Jubilate Deo.

Custodio holds a Bachelor of Music degree, major in composition, minor in viola and kulintang performance, which he earned at the University of the Philippines – Diliman.

The theme of this year’s BCFC was “Nothing Can Stop us from Singing Together”.

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In the 3-hour long music extravaganza premiered on Youtube on August 27, 2021, Alumno and Ciriaco played their renditions of classical music in the Solo Category – Open Division of the said competition.

The two award-winning Thomasian musicians are under the tutelage of faculty member and BM-Trombone Performance alumnus Mr. Ricson Poonin, who plays trombone for the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, our country’s top musical ensemble.

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BM-Piano Performance student Michael Angelo Valenciano bagged the first prize in the Lucy Boyan Balakian Award 鈥� College (Ages 19-23) category for his performances of Ludwig van Beethoven鈥檚 Piano Sonata no. 31 in A-Flat Major in the (preliminary round), Claude Debussy鈥檚 “Les collines d’Anacapri鈥�, and Frederic Chopin鈥檚 鈥淧olonaise鈥� (final round).

Valenciano is under the tutelage of renowned collaborative pianist and chamber musician, Assoc. Prof Najib M. Ismail.

Moreover, BM-Music Theater student Anyah Therese Dizon De Guzman received the first prize in the Olly H. Kukepuu Vocal Award category. De Guzman’s performance of 鈥淚ch geh枚r nur mir鈥� (from听Elisabeth) by Sylvester Levay and 鈥淭hose Palace Walls鈥� (from听Aladdin) by Alan Menken earned her the top prize.

She is under the mentorship of Asst. Prof. Randy Gillogo.

Meanwhile, BM-Violin student Alain Cabanes de Asis bagged the 2nd prize in the Aaron Rosand Memorial Prize Category, while BM-Violin student Victor Luigi Torres received the Honorable Mention distinction.

De Asis and Torres are under the mentorship of Manila Symphony Orchestra concertmaster-violinist and faculty member, Ms. Regina Medina-Perez

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