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ASENSO MUSIKA: SYMPHONIC BAND SUMMER WORKSHOP

Details: Written by lgu; Category: News; Published: 08 April 2026

The Silliman University Culture and Arts Council is pleased to invite your institution to participate in the Asenso Musika Summer Camp, which will be held from April 8–17, 2026, at Silliman University in Dumaguete City.

This 10-day intensive music training and performance residency is designed to strengthen the artistic, technical, and collaborative capacities of the Calamba Symphonic Band – Asenso Musika, as well as aspiring music teachers and band directors.

In partnership with the Local Government Unit of Calamba and Silliman University, the program will provide immersive instruction in symphonic band performance, jazz techniques and improvisation, ensemble cohesion, musical interpretation, and leadership development. Participants will benefit from structured training, professional mentorship, and high-level performance exposure.

The residency will culminate in a public concert at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium, showcasing the participants’ artistic growth and collaborative achievements throughout the program.

ASENSO MUSIKA: SYMPHONIC BAND SUMMER WORKSHOP

April 8-17,2026

Facilitated by the College of Performing and Visual Arts Silliman University

THEME: Unity in Sound: Cultivating Musicianship in the Symphonic and Jazz Band Ensemble. A program designed to discover and cultivate musical skills.

Rationale and Purpose:

The workshop "Unity in Sound: Cultivating Musicianship in the Symphonic Ensemble" aims to enhance the skills and collaboration essential for community symphonic groups. By focusing on active listening, participants will develop a greater awareness of dynamics and tonal balance, fostering ensemble cohesion.

Strengthening both individual and group techniques will elevate performance quality, while promoting teamwork encourages shared artistic decisions and creativity.

Additionally, exploring musical interpretation will deepen emotional connections to the music, enhancing unity in performance. Finally, the workshop will provide practical strategies for organizing and sustaining a community ensemble, ensuring inclusivity and engagement for musicians of all skill levels.

Together, these elements will empower participants and enrich their musicianship and contribute positively the town’s vibrant musical landscape.

Proposed Schedule of Program and Activities

April 8-17, 2026

With emphasis in Symphonic and Jazz Band Playing

Each workshop will feature five music instructors from COPVA: Two (2) for brass, one (2) for woodwinds, one (1) for percussion, two (2) ensemble playing.

Expected Workshop activity

April 7,	TUESDAY	Venue
	Arrival of participants (Port of Dumaguete) ETA 6PM
April 8, Day 1	WEDNESDAY
9:00AM-10:00AM	Setting up the Objectives and House Rules Workshop Expectation and Outcomes	SU Band Room

10:30-11:45	Breakout Session \| by section Review and Introduction to the use of the instruments
11:45-1:00PM	LUNCH BREAK
1:00 PM – 2:30PM	Review basic music theory and application Review fingerings and strengthened embouchure techniques \| BY SECTION	SU Band, COPVA 2 Ground Floor, AG lobby
3:00PM-5:00PM	Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.	SU Band Room
April 9, Day 2	THURSDAY
8:00AM-10:30AM	CAMPUS TOUR
10:30-	WATER BREAK
11:00AM -11:45AM	Breakout Session (Brass, Woodwind & Percussion)	SU Band, COPVA 2 Ground Floor, AG lobby
11:45AM-12:45PM	LUNCH BREAK	Occidental Hall
1:00PM-3:00PM	Review basic music theory and application Review fingerings and strengthened embouchure techniques
3:00PM-3:30PM	WATER BREAK
3:30-5:00PM	Breakout Session hands-on exploration sectional of trumpet, flute, clarinet, saxophone, French horn, trombone, sousaphone and percussion instruments. Discuss parts, assembly, and care for each instrument.	SU Band, COPVA 2 Ground Floor, AG lobby
DAY 3	FRIDAY
5:30AM-7:00AM	Physical Warms Ups (jogging)
8:00AM-9:30AM	Review basic music theory and application Review fingerings and strengthened embouchure techniques Learn advance playing, and handling the woodwind instruments and basic techniques. Proper posture and hand positioning for each instrument.	SU Band Room
9:00AM-9:30AM	WATER BREAK

9:30AM-11:30AM	Breakout Session hands-on exploration sectional of trumpet, flute, clarinet, saxophone, French horn, trombone, sousaphone and percussion instruments. Guided practice on producing sound and playing simple notes and improving embouchure techniques.	SU Band, COPVA 2 Ground Floor, AG lobby
11:30AM-12:45PM	LUNCH BREAK
1:00PM- 3:00PM	Break into small groups by instrument. Review music reading by sections and sight- reading techniques.	SU Band, COPVA 2 Ground Floor, AG lobby
3:00PM-3:30PM	WATER BREAK
3:30-5:00PM	Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.	Band Room
Day 4	Saturday
5:30AM-7:00AM	Physical Warms Ups (jogging)

9:00AM-11:30AM	Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.
11:30AM-12:45PM	LUNCH BREAK
1:00PM- 3:00PM	Break into small groups by instrument. Review music reading by sections and sight- reading techniques.
3:30PM-4:00PM	WATER BREAK
4:00PM-5:00PM	Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.
Day 5	SUNDAY -REST DAY
Day 6	MONDAY
8:00-9:00AM	Sectional warm ups, long tones and embouchure warm up. Review music reading by sections and sight- reading techniques.
9:30-11:30AM	Full ensemble rehearsal of the selected piece. Work on transitions and musicality with the whole group.
11:30-12:30PM	LUNCH BREAK

1:00PM-3:00PM	Break into small groups by instrument. Review music reading by sections and sight- reading techniques. Review previous from previous learned music.
3:30PM-4:00PM	WATER BREAK
4:00PM-5:00PM	Full ensemble rehearsal of the selected piece. Work on transitions and musicality with the whole group.
DAY 7	TUESDAY
5:30AM-7:00AM	Physical Warms Ups (jogging)
9:00AM-10:00AM	Break into small groups by instrument. Review music reading by sections and sight- reading techniques. Review previous from previous learned music.
10:00AM-10:30AM	WATER BREAK
10:30AM-11:45AM	Full Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.	BAND ROOM
11:45AM-12:45PM	LUNCH BREAK
1:00PM-2:00PM	Guided sectional practice on producing sound and playing simple notes and improving embouchure techniques.
2:00PM-2:30PM	WATER BREAK
2:30PM-5:00PM	Full Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.
DAY 8	WEDNESDAY
8:00AM-9:30AM	Guided sectional practice on producing sound and playing simple notes and improving embouchure techniques.
9:30AM-10:00AM	WATER BREAK
10:00-11:45AM	Full Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.
11:45AM-12:45PM	LUNCH BREAK
1:00PM-2:00PM	Sectional warm ups, long tones and embouchure warm up.
2:00PM-2:30PM	WATER BREAK
2:30PM-5:00PM	Full Ensemble Rehearsal (new music) Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece.

	Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.
DAY 9	THURSDAY
8:00AM-9:30AM	Guided sectional practice on producing sound and playing simple notes and improving embouchure techniques.
9:30AM-10:00AM	WATER BREAK
10:00AM-11:45AM	Full Ensemble Rehearsal for recital Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.
11:45am-12:45pm	LUNCH BREAK
1:00PM-2:30PM	Guided sectional practice on producing sound and playing simple notes and improving embouchure techniques.
2:30PM-3:00PM	WATER BREAK
3:00PM-5:00PM	Full Ensemble Rehearsal for recital Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.
DAY 10	FRIDAY
8:00AM-9:30AM	Guided sectional practice on producing sound and playing simple notes and improving embouchure techniques.
9:30AM-10:00AM	WATER BREAK
10:00AM-11:45AM	Full Ensemble Rehearsal for recital Combine groups to rehearse the selected piece. Emphasize in musicality, dynamics, and listening skills.	LUCE AUDITORIUM
11:45AM-12:45PM	LUNCH BREAK
2:00PM-3:00PM	SOUND CHECK AND WARM UP FOR RECITAL ENSEMBLE PICTORIAL	LUCE AUDITORIUM
3:30PM	OPEN HOUSE
4:00PM	RECITAL \| Joint performance
5:30PM	DINNER RECEPTION\| Recognition and awarding ceremony
DAY 11	HOMEWARD BOUND

ELIAS J TV BAND LIVE IN CALAMBA

Details: Written by lgu; Category: News; Published: 11 March 2026

ELIAS LIVE

On February 12, 2026, at 9:00Pm, the much awaited highlight of the 78^th Araw ng Calamba 2026 took place the Calamba Grounds the electrifying live performance of the Elias J. TV Band.

An estimated 23,000 people gathered to witness the spectacular show. Attendees came not only from the Municipality of Calamba but also neighboring Municipalities and provinces, joining thousands of Calambahons in celebrating this grand occasion. The crowd enthusiastically sang along, cheered, and truly unforgettable.

The success of this remarkable event would not have been possible without the unwavering support of Governor Henry S. Oaminal, Congressman Jason P. Almonte, and Municipal Mayor Dr. Luisito B. Villanueva Jr., MNSA. Their dedication and commitment to bringing quality entertainment and meaningful celebrations of the people of Calamba truly made the 78^th Araw ng Calamba a resounding success.

EDUCATOR’S NIGHT

Details: Written by lgu; Category: News; Published: 24 February 2026

EDUCATOR’S NIGHT

On February 10, 2026, at 7:00pm, the Municipal Gymnasium was filled with people from all walks of life, all eager to witness the spectacular Educators’ Night in celebration of the 78^th Araw ng Calamba.

The program commenced with an opening prayer, followed by the singing of the National anthem and the Calamba March, and a lively mass dance that energized the crowd. Ma’am Nelia T. Lanzaderas, Public School District Supervisor, warmly welcomed everyone with her heartfelt opening address, expressing gratitude to the teachers and guests who grace the occasion

One of the highlight of the evening was a special performance by the school administrator, which truly captivated the audience and showcased their talent and camaraderie. Shortly after, Municipal Mayor Dr. Luisito B. Villanueva Jr., MNSA delivered an inspiring and motivation message, commending the dedication and invaluable contribution of education in shaping the future of the community.

The most awaited moment of the night was the dance presentation of public and private school teacher by cluster. The first performance came from Cluster 1, followed by Cluster 6 and 7, the Cluster 2 and 5, and finally Cluster 3 and 4. Each group gave their best on stage, impressing the audience with their creativity, coordination, and enthusiasm. The crowd cheered and applauded the teachers’ outstanding performance, filling the gymnasium with excitement and pride.

Educators’ Night proved to be a celebration of talent, unity, and dedication, setting the perfect tone for the upcoming 78^th Araw ng Calamba.

EMPLOYEES NIGHT

Details: Written by lgu; Category: News; Published: 11 March 2026

EMPLOYEES NIGHT

On February 11, 2026, at 7:00PM, the Municipal celebrated the Emplyees’ Night as part of the 78^th Araw ng Calamba 2026 held at Municipal Gymnasium. The event was headed by Municipal Mayor Dr. Luisito B. Villanueva Jr., MNSA, together with Vice Mayor Engr. Ezal T. Villanueva, Municipal Administrator Atty. Prince Junel G. Sevilla, and the member of the Sangguniang Bayan.

The celebration aimed to bring together employees from private and government agencies within the municipality in a night of unity, appreciation, and camaraderie. With the theme, “Ang magkahiusang Calambahanon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon, ug Malipayon,” the event highlighted the importance of solidarity in building a peaceful, progressive, and joyful community.

The program formally opened with an invocation led by Ms. Alvi Mae L. Samosa, followed by the singing of the National Anthem and the Calamba March. Ms Ella D. Tutong, President of the Calamba Employees Association, delivered her welcome message, expressing gratitude to all employees for their dedication and service.

Hon. Sammy Ford G. Lansang, SB Chairon Commerce, Trade, Industry, Labor, and Employment, also gave a short but meaningful recognizing the vital role of workers in the municipality’s continued growth and development.

One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of candidates from the eight clusters, showcasing their creativity, confidence and teamwork. Each cluster was proudly introduced before the much-anticipated crowning of the Queen 2026.

Municipal Mayor Dr. Luisito B. Villanueva Jr. then delivered his inspiring message, commending all employees for their hard and reaffirming the local government’s commitment to supporting and uplifting the workforce

The celebration continued with a lively mass dance and socialization, strengthening camaraderie among employees. The Employees’ Night concluded successfully, leaving everyone with joyful memories and a renewed spirit of unity as one Calambahanon community.

LAKAMBINI NG CALAMBA 2026

Details: Written by lgu; Category: News; Published: 23 February 2026

LAKAMBINI NG CALAMBA 2026

GRAND CORONATION NIGHT

The Lakambini ng Calamba 2026, Araw ng Calamba, pageant made a triumphant return on February 09, 2026, 7:00 pm at the Municipal Gymnasium, was a resounding success, celebrating the beauty, talent, and cultural heritage of Calamba. The event was grace by esteemed officials, including Municipal Mayor Dr. Luisito B. Villanueva Jr., MNSA, Vice Mayor Engr. Ezel T. Villanueva, Member of the Sangguniang Bayan, and the distinguished guests.

The pageant featured eight remarkable candidates representing different cluster. Cluster1: Ms. Queensybel Banada Marimon, Cluster 2: Ms. Angel Mae Aviles Jawom, Cluster 3: Ms. Gigi Princess Magdalan Balansag, Cluster 4:Ms. Samantha Unaizah Paglinawan Caranto, Clauster 5: Ms. Divine Grace Daque Puya, Cluster 6: Ms.Marjorie Butalid Clapano, Cluster 7: Ms. Kyla Ag-ag Ba-Aclo, Cluster 8: Ms. Nicole Abigail Lacia Reyes.

Each contest exception poise and charisma, making the competition a memorable celebration of 78^th Araw ng Calamba. The coronation night culminated with Ms. Kyla Ag-ag Ba-aclo from cluster 7, being crowned as Lakambini ng Calamba 2026. In addition to the prestigious title, she receives special awards for Best in Closed door interview, best in Production Number, best in Swimsuit, best in Telegenic, best in West View Inn, best in Iglow 2026 and best in Casa Ellah 2026. The first runner-up honor was awarded to Ms. Samantha Unizah Paglinawan Caranto from cluster 4, while Ms. Divine Grace Daque Puya from cluster 5 secured the second runner-up position. The event’s success was attributed to the collaborative efforts of the organizing committee, including Maria Corazon T. Descallar, Municipal Tourism Officer, Cherry Magsayo Pageant Chairperson, and Mr. Neal Boladola Pageant Director. Their dedication ensured a seamless and engaging experience for all attendees.

Their remarkable performance captivated both the judges and the audience, making the event a memorable celebration of 78^th Araw ng Calamba 2026.

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