21/05/2026
Cultures in Harmony, an American NGO that brings people together and promotes cultural understanding through music, is one of the presenters for Pagpakdul Ta Sadlaw: Songs that Light our Way Home. They are part of the group of musicians performing in this benefit chamber concert for the Calamian Tagbanwa partner-communities of the Ateneo Human Rights Center and Cartwheel Foundation Inc.
CIH is represented by its founder William Harvey, violinist, composer, and conductor serving as concertmaster of the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico. He is joined by Rebecca Schlappich Charles, violinist, music educator, and co-founder of Los Angeles–based multi-genre string quartet Quartet405; Alize Francheska Rozsnyai, an American-Hungarian soprano, actor, and librettist; and Lorena Martinez, a violinist from Guadalajara and currently based in Los Cabos.
To learn more about Cultures in Harmony’s work and their collaborations with IP communities in the Philippines, we invite you to
🐚 Pagpakdul Ta Sadlaw: Songs that Light our Way Home
🐚 30 May 2026 | 3:00 PM
🐚 Manila Symphony Orchestra Recital Hall, Ayala Malls Circuit, Makati City
Proceeds from this benefit chamber concert will support Cartwheel Foundation’s and the Ateneo Human Rights Center’s ongoing programs with their Calamian Tagbanwa partner-communities.
🎫 Tickets at:
bit.ly/pagpakdul-ta-sadlaw
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Slides 1–3: Cultures in Harmony visiting the Tagbanwa community in Culion, Palawan in 2014 and creating music together