The Viyline Group of Companies extends its warmest congratulations to the Baao Children and Youth Choir on winning the Grand Prix at the Taipei International Choral Competition 2026.
Read on to learn more about this historic milestone for the world-class Filipino choir.
Proudly Pinoy, Proudly Baao
Formed in 2014, the Baao Children and Youth Choir (BCYC) is an award-winning choral group originating from Baao, Camarines Sur. Composed of talented student-singers from Baao National High School and Rosary School Inc., the group performs under the baton of conductor Emmanuel Badong Ramos II.
The Baao Children and Youth Choir (BCYC) recently took their talent to Taiwan for the Taipei International Choral Competition, presented by the Taipei Philharmonic Foundation. Bringing home the ultimate Grand Prix Champion title, their monumental win officially punches their ticket to the 2027 World Choir Championship in Tokyo, Japan.
Bringing their signature soulful vocals and unmatched dedication to the international stage, BCYC achieved a near-sweep with a lineup of awards:
- Grand Prix Champion
- 1st Place – Youth Choir Category
- 1st Place – Ethnic/Traditional Music Category
- 2nd Place – Sacred Category
- Best A Cappella Work – Laudate Dominum by Mark Raeniel Agpasa
- Best in Programming
- Best Conductor – Emmanuel Ramos II
This monumental achievement brings immense pride to BCYC’s musical director, Emmanuel Ramos II, who stands as one of the world’s youngest choral conductors to guide an ensemble to international victory.
Congratulations!
As a proud native of Baao and fellow Filipino, Mr. Rolando Bañaria Cortez, on behalf of the Viyline Group of Companies, is honored to join Kaiba Foundation, G Inasal, and Gwendu Mixed Seafood in sponsoring BCYC’s homecoming and celebrating their remarkable international triumph.
On behalf of Viyline and their fellow sponsors, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Baao Children and Youth Choir!
Be sure to follow BCYC’s official social media pages to stay updated on their journey as they prepare for the 2027 World Choir Championship in Tokyo, Japan.
