CatSU-Koro Hubilyo showcases learnings from EDUC Program organized by Philippine Madrigal Singers, NCCA

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CatSU-Koro Hubilyo showcases learnings from EDUC Program organized by Philippine Madrigal Singers, NCCA

CatSU-Koro Hubilyo proudly presented their learnings from the Empowerment and Development of University Choirs (EDUC) Program's culminating activity, organized by the Philippine Madrigal Singers and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), held on March 12, 2023.

The Philippine Madrigal Singers, a renowned musical group, mentored and trained aspiring singers and chorale groups from selected higher education institutions in the Philippines through sessions on vocal and conducting techniques, choral literature, and arts management. Prof. Mark Anthony Carpio, Artistic Director and Choirmaster, along with Prof. Joey G. Vargas and Prof. Anna Tabita Abeleda-Piquero facilitated the online sessions.

CatSU Koro Hubilyo was grateful for being one of the groups chosen to participate in the program and expressed their appreciation. The EDUC program helped them enhance their singing techniques and deepen their appreciation for choral music.

During the culminating activity, all the participating groups showcased their pre-recorded performances through the Philippine Madrigal Singers' YouTube channel, celebrating Filipino culture and music. The event showcased how music can unite people, inspire them, and foster a sense of community - an embodiment of a Singing Philippines.

The EDUC program not only improved the group's skills but also provided them with an unforgettable experience.

The platform enabled them to showcase their talents, interact with fellow music enthusiasts, and learn from industry experts.

The CatSU Koro Hubilyo is a major performing musical group in Catanduanes State University, emphasizing Bicol cultural music to preserve and promote the rich culture of the province.

Founded in 2020 by Dr. Jose Z. Tria, the group comprises students from various programs in the institution and performs various musical genres. The name "Hubilz" combines the Bicol term "koro," which means choir, and "hubilyo," which means tying threads of abaca fibers to produce a strong rope. It signifies the group's mission to bring together diverse voices and instruments to produce a harmonious and well-balanced musical group.

Today, Hubilz is on a mission to spread music throughout the island of Catanduanes. #CCS