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Benito Sy Pow Auditorium Walang Sugat (2024 zarzuela) - Walang Sugat is zarzuela of Severino Reyes - Walang batas sa Sugat was first published in 1898 - staged by the UP College of Music’s Nicanor Abelardo Hall Concert Series In Transit, directed by music directress Alegria Ferrer on November 28 and 29, at the , OICA, UP College of Architecture; Professor Emeritus The University of the Philippines Manila Chorale's Josefino “Chino” Toledo arranged the Fulgencio Tolentino original music assisted by UP College of Music music professor pianist Michelle C. Nicolasora and the Padayon Rondalla. The performers include UP College of Music graduates lead actresses Daniella Silab and Lis Fortun, as Julia, lead actors Al Gatmaitan and Diego Alcudia as Tenyong, Monica, Juana, Tadeo, Lucas, Miguel and the ensemble A photography, my own work using my own camera on November 29, 2024

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