Mandaluyong Children's Choir

Mandaluyong Children's Choir Free after-school music education that nurtures young lives, hope, and opportunity for every child. MCC has drawn a proud list of achievements.

The Mandaluyong Children’s Choir was formed as a training program by its Artistic and Administrative Director, Sebastian Trinidad in 1999 that aims to develop and nurture the musically gifted among the underprivileged, and since then, the program has become a spring of hope and pride for the town folks with its talented trove of 8 to 16 year old boys and girls, majority of which are sourced from t

he public schools system of the City of Mandaluyong. Topping the roster is being the first Filipino choir to win in the prestigious International Choral Kathaumixw in Powell River, British Columbia, Canada. The choristers also won awards at the 2nd World Choir Olympics in Busan, South Korea and represented the country in the 2005 World Children’s Choir Festival in China. Aside from garnering accolades in the choral scene, the young choral internationalists also triumphed in music videos; Only Selfless Love (2002) and Power to Unite (2006) which both won Best MTV in Catholic Mass Media Awards and also garnered awards in the New York Festival. To date, aside from being featured in nine independently produced albums, the Mandaluyong Children’s Choir also had recorded teleserye (television soap opera) theme songs and numerous commercial jingles. The choir also had appeared as guest artists in television specials and regular programs of the television networks in the country. Children under our wings are not only trained musically, but more so, they are also exposed to lessons in leadership for we believe that these Earth Angels would be future catalysts towards building a brighter Philippines.

23/07/2026
MAGLALAYAG ANG MGA TINIGAng paglalakabay ng musika, pagkakaisa at inspirasyon ang magsisimula.Inaanyayahan namin kayong ...
17/07/2026

MAGLALAYAG ANG MGA TINIG

Ang paglalakabay ng musika, pagkakaisa at inspirasyon ang magsisimula.

Inaanyayahan namin kayong samahan kami sa SINGERGY 2026 - A Celebration of Children's Voices.

Abangan ang buong detalye ng pagtitimon ng layag.


MALIGAYANG KAARAWAN POMAYORA Menchie Abalos July 2mula sa Pamilyang Mandaluyong Children's Choir
05/07/2026

MALIGAYANG KAARAWAN PO

MAYORA Menchie Abalos

July 2

mula sa Pamilyang Mandaluyong Children's Choir



MALIGAYANG KAARAWANMCC Archel CuartelJULY 3
03/07/2026

MALIGAYANG KAARAWAN
MCC Archel Cuartel

JULY 3



28/06/2026

Adolphe Sax patented the Saxophone

On this day, June 28, 1846, Belgian inventor Adolphe Sax patented the saxophone in Paris. His bold creation fused the power of brass with the agility of woodwinds, reshaping the sound of military bands and later defining jazz, rock, and pop music.

With its conical bore and single-reed mouthpiece, Sax’s design gave birth to a full family of instruments — from sopranino to sub-contrabass — offering unmatched versatility. Though classical orchestras never fully embraced it, the saxophone became a bridge between sections, a force in military ensembles, and eventually the heartbeat of jazz.

Carrying the voices of rebellion, passion, and innovation, the saxophone transcends its identity as a mere musical instrument. Today, it stands as a timeless symbol of modernity and soulful sound, proving that one visionary idea can permanently reshape the global musical landscape.

References:

https://mukundsathe.com/2015/06/28/this-day-in-history-28-jun-1846-saxophone-is-patented-by-antoine-joseph-sax/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolphe_Sax





SALUDO PO, TATAYHappy Father's Day sa mga haligi ng tahanan at sa mga tumatayong Ama amahan.Mabuhay po kayo!
21/06/2026

SALUDO PO, TATAY

Happy Father's Day sa mga haligi ng tahanan at sa mga tumatayong Ama amahan.

Mabuhay po kayo!



WAY UP!Cheers to Teacher Arianna Mei Rodavia for qualifying to the Junior Voice Category of the 53rd NAMCYA.
15/06/2026

WAY UP!

Cheers to Teacher Arianna Mei Rodavia for qualifying to the Junior Voice Category of the 53rd NAMCYA.



14/06/2026

I'll Be Missing You: An Anthem That Healed Grieving Hearts

On this day, June 14, 1997, Puff Daddy, Faith Evans, and 112 topped the US Billboard Hot 100 with "I'll Be Missing You," a powerful tribute to the late Notorious B.I.G. Remaining at number one for 11 consecutive weeks and topping charts in 15 other nations, this Grammy-winning track made history as the first hip-hop song by a male artist to debut at number one, becoming a timeless global anthem of remembrance.

​Behind the scenes, the track holds some fascinating music trivia. While Puff Daddy delivered the performance, the poignant rap verses were actually ghostwritten by Sauce Money after Jay-Z turned down the initial request. Musically, the song is a beautiful collage, weaving together a spoken intro set to Samuel Barber’s "Adagio for Strings" and the timeless melody of the 1929 hymn "I'll Fly Away."

​The song also stands as a beautiful example of how music can spark unexpected collaboration and unity. While its heavy use of The Police's 1983 hit "Every Breath You Take" initially created a massive copyright hurdle, it ultimately paved the way for an incredible moment of artistic harmony. Transcending any legal disagreements, Sting gracefully joined the group on stage for an iconic, uplifting live performance at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards, celebrating the track's incredible creative journey.

​Ultimately, "I'll Be Missing You" shines as a monumental milestone that brought people together all over the world. By triumphing on the global charts, it celebrated the beautiful, unifying power of hip-hop and proved that music has a unique ability to uplift spirits and heal hearts across generations.

References:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27ll_Be_Missing_You

https://www.billboard.com/pro/this-week-in-billboard-chart-history-in-1997-puff-daddy-faith/

https://calendar.songfacts.com/june/14/19453





BRAVO FILIPINO ENGINEERSThanks to the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers for inviting the Earth Angels of the Ma...
12/06/2026

BRAVO FILIPINO ENGINEERS

Thanks to the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers for inviting the Earth Angels of the Mandaluyong Children's Choir at your annual conferment ceremony.

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