Gallery: An Artistic Retreat Trains Young Musicians in the Philippines

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    The garden surrounding the Casa San Miguel makes use of the lush local environment. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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    One of the Casa's two cafes. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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    A zen garden. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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    A studio / performance space fills one of the out-buildings on the estate. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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    The grounds of the Casa San Miguel. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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    The welcome committee at the concert hall's entrance. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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    The back porch cafe, where concert-goers can debrief after a show. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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    The church serves as a public transportation hub in the town of San Antonio. (Image: Jeffrey Marlow)
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