One of the struggles of Filipino artists is the limited access to formal art education, which would help them develop their skills. But even for those lucky one who get the chance to pursue further training abroad, the challenges never end.
As such, Cultural Center of the Philippines , brings back its CCP International Scholars hip Program, which aims to help young musicians become the next generation of global Filipino artists.The Cultural Center of the Philippines' Young Music Scholars Mark Kenedy Rocas, Adrian Nicolas Ong, Lizzie BettEstrada and Aidan Ezra Baracol.
This is actually the first batch of scholars sent abroad for international studies by the CCP for the past 37 years. So for the past 37 years, the talented Filipino artists have been going on their own without support from CCP and we proud that we're given the chance to continue this program at this time,' CCP Chairman Jaime Laya said at the formal introduction of this year's CCP Young Music Scholars.'Some of the Filipino scholars abroad take odd jobs to support themselves.
Introduces Four Young International Music Scholars
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