An Enchanted Evening with Emmanuelle Adda| A Part of Me Concert

International Performing Artist Shares Her Passion for Music

Emmanuelle Adda- A One of A Kind Filipino Talent

On September 25, 2014 Emmanuelle Adda will share her elegant music through an intimate concert entitled A Part of Me. This much awaited musical event will take center-stage at the Green Sun Hotel in Makati City. Don't miss this chance of experiencing world-class musical performance as she sings classical pieces and give her own renditions of popular songs of today.

Emmanuelle Adda has music in her genes, since she is the granddaughter of 1999 National Artist for Music Award recipient Andrea Veneracion who is a conductor and the founder of the world renowned Madrigal Singers. After finishing her scholarship grant for Cultural Center of the Philippines, Elle (as friends fondly call her) pursued to perfect her musical talent at the prestigious AMDA New York Academy for Music and Theatre.

Emmanuelle is a multi-talented artist that also plays the harp and piano off and on stage.

Emmanuelle Adda graced several musical hits of all time such as Les Meserables, West Side Story and Miss Saigon on stage shows and revues. Her exceptional talent was already recognized by IDEA a international award giving body when she represented the country in Hong Kong that also featured the legendary Philippine Madrigal Singers.

Emmanuelle is soaring high on her own one woman cabarets for audiences around the world. And now ready to captivate the Philippine audience with her very own music through her distinguished repertoire that features classical tunes and modern pop music breaking all musical barriers for everyone to indulge and enjoy.

Come and experience world-class music as Emmanuelle Adda serenades us on her Philippine debut which will happen on September 25, 2014. It would be a lovely evening as we all look forward to this momentous musical event of the year.

For ticket inquiry you may call Mrs. Veneracion at 0917 8159318 or 0917 5833435.
Ticket prices are: FOR SPONSORS: Php 5,000 with dinner, Elle’s album, a drink (wine / scotch / beer)
Php 3,000 comes with Elle’s album and a drink (wine / scotch / beer)
Php 1,000 (from 2,000) for concert only.

For booking inquiries you may directly get in touch with Elle through email at elleadda@yahoo.com

"We can be strangers, worlds apart; but we hear this tune…

we share this rhythm… And we’re in the exact same place!"

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