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Bilitis by The Francis Lai Orchestra (13 Days in Japan - Live Tokyo)
Bilitis by The Francis Lai Orchestra
From the concert "13 Days in Japan"
A show produced by EDITIONS 23 & FGL PRODUCTIONS
Recorded in Tokyo in October 2023
Manila Symphony Orchestra | Medley of Philippine Folk Songs
On March 13, 2019, the Manila Symphony Orchestra performed in the FEU Auditorium in cooperation with the Silaw Foundation.
The Manila Symphony Orchestra was based in the FEU Auditorium for 8 years in the 1950s. This concert was part of the celebration of FEU's 91st anniversary and the 70th birthday of the Auditorium.
Watch as they perform a medley of Philippine Folk Songs by American Composer Bernard Greene under the baton of Professor Marlon Chen.
© Video courtesy of the FEU Media Center
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