CARMEN HILLS

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From a soulful “Mona Lisa” on the bus to a spirited “Da jia lai chang ge,” from “Somewhere over the rainbow” to “Sapagka’t kami ay tao lamang,” from acapella to videoke to big band to rondalla, music filled the air that Sunday in Loboc, Bohol when we joined Special Envoy to China Carlos Chan and his staff; officials, faculty and the students of the Chinese history class of the Confucius Institute at the Ateneo; and a business delegation that included the regional head of the Bank of China and a property developer from Fuzhou.

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Music among the hills

By Notes from the editor | August 31, 2014 - 12:00am

From a soulful “Mona Lisa” on the bus to a spirited “Da jia lai chang ge,” from “Somewhere over...

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