Ang Misyon in the News
- 2014: Orchestra of the Filipino Youth to perform in Iloilo
- 2014: “Murder” Party at the MMQ Featuring a Youth Orchestra
- 2017: Music and Misyon
- 2017: Lopez group hits the right note with Sistema for the Filipino Youth
- 2017:Â FPH, Pinoy pianist headline music mission for underprivileged kids
- 2017: “Misyon” Community Orchestras
- 2018: Orchestra of the Filipino Youth holds concert for members of diplomatic corps
- 2018: The OFY Performs for the DFA
- 2018: Finding Music and Meaning Through the Orchestra of the Filipino Youth
- 2018: Orchestra of the Filipino Youth to Perform in Qatar
- 2018: Pinoy Youth Orchestra to Perform in Qatar
- 2018: Orchestra of the Filipino Youth to Perform in Doha
- 2018: Young Musicians on a Mission
Scholar Stories Archive
“In this world that is full of rock and pop, classical music is gold. Normally, when someone finds out you are into classical music, they would be surprised because it is not popular in this era.” Carmela Casas, Orchestra of the Filipino Youth (OFY)’s flutist, shares her thoughts on the deeper meaning of classical music […]
...He truly believes that if he does good, goodwill also come back to him. He quotes “Huwag mong gawin sa ibang tao ang ayaw mong gawin ng iba sa’yo,” (Don’t do unto others what you don’t want others to do unto you.), when asked what important value he has learned growing up. He has kept […]
...“As a musician gusto ko talaga ma-express ko ang talent ko sa mga tao lalo na sa mga mahihilig din sa musika.” Evan John Jamisola is one of the flutists in the Orchestra of the Filipino Youth (OFY), Ang Misyon’s main performing arm. He is the second of four kids and resides in Carmona, Cavite, […]
...One of the inevitable results of the COVID-19 pandemic is job loss and limited travel from one city to another. To adhere to these regulations and prioritize the safety of the scholars, Ang Misyon’s weekly Saturday rehearsals have been suspended for the time being. For the program’s mentors, this means reduced hours and technical challenges […]
...The transition to the new normal brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic was unprecedented but as any adversity, we rise together as a community. With the quarantine restrictions, group rehearsals and music lessons have been suspended. After a few months on lockdown, Ang Misyon checked in with its music scholars to see how they have […]
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