The act of kindness from BTS Suga, who donated to a children’s hospital, has sparked another wave of generosity across the world. Inspired by his example, the BTS ARMY Bangtan Ajumma, represented by Dr. Maria Cielo Vida, extended support to the Autism Society Philippines (ASP) that gave eight musically-inclined youth on the autism spectrum the opportunity to join a group music workshop at RMA Studio Academy, a respected training institution for professional musicians.
The workshop, called “Mic On, Minspired,” began last September 6 and will run for 12 sessions. It offers ASP members who went through a screening process, the unique chance to grow in confidence, discover their musical abilities, and enjoy collective creativity with fellow youth on the spectrum.
Their efforts will lead to the recital concert “That’s Amore” on November 9 at the Aliw Theater, where artists on the spectrum will share the stage with other performers. RMA celebrity performers Jade Riccio, Jose Mari Chan, Michelle Dee, Maymay Entrata, Rhian Ramos, Ina Raymundo, Pepe Herrera, Rain Celmar, Vivoree Esclito, John Arcenas, Renzo Jaworski, Jema Galanza Imogen, Tali Sotto, Amari Sotto, Scarlet Snow Belo and Zia Dantes are slated to perform.
To mark this partnership, RMA Studio Academy and the ASp signed a Memorandum of Agreement during the “That’s Amore” concert media launch on September 10 at Fable Café + Lounge. ASP was represented by Chair Emerita Dang Koe, Trustee and National Auditor Helen Cheng, and National Trustee Peng So. Part of the proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Autism Society of the Philippines.
This project is a celebration of inclusion, inspiration, and the boundless power of music to connect communities.
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