W: To our honorable guests, students and teachers, a pleasant evening to each and every

one of you.
O: But before anything else, we ask everyone to please stand up and put ourselves in the
presence of the Lord for the Opening Prayer by Justine Tausa.
J: Lord, please bless this music that it might glorify your name. May the talent
that you have bestowed upon us be used only to serve you.



Let this music be a witness to your majesty and love, and remind us that you are
always watching, and listening, from your throne above.



May your presence and beauty be found in every note, and may the words that are
sung reach the hearts of your people so they will draw closer to you.



May your Spirit guide us through every measure so that we might be the instruments of
your peace, and proclaim your glory with glad voices.



Amen
W: Please remain standing for our national anthem. (National Anthem). Please be seated.
O: Tonight is a night we have all been looking forward to. A night that showcases the
rhythm and melody of true Josephian talents among the Junior High school students.
W: Join us in celebrating this much awaited event in our School’s Intramurals. Good
evening everyone, my name is Wesley Eloreta.
O: and I’m Owen Manubay.
W & O: And we are your masters of ceremony.
W: Once again, a pleasant evening to you all! It is our pleasure to welcome everyone to
Saint Joseph School Intramurals 2019 with the theme: “Responding to the call for
cultural identity, retracing one’s roots through sports”
O: But before we begin, here is the criteria for this year’s Battle of the bands
w: Each performance will be graded according to the following criteria:

Criterion Percentage

Harmony 20%

Rhythm 20%

Pitch and Tonal Accuracy 30%

Creativity (Equipment and Instruments) 15%

Audience (Over-all Impact) 15%

W & O: A total of 100%.
O: Let us welcome our judges for tonight’s event.
W: Our first judge is a former Choir Assistant and accompanist of Camerata Kultura Choir
in Naga City. He is also a multi-instrumentalist, which is his area of expertise. He was also a
delegate of the Cultural Exchange Program for Music in Germany last April 2019 He is sir
Lawrence Cedrick De Nava.

O: Our second judge is Jeremy salvadora, a former religion teacher in Saint Joseph school
and a member of the band “bread and wine”
W: Our third judge is none other than our very own Religion Subject Area Coordinator,
Philosophy teacher, Member of the band “bread and wine” and resident drummer for
the SJS teacher’s band, Sir Seth Trinidad
O: Let us give them a warm welcome.
O: Josephians, are you ready? Without further ado, let us now begin the Battle of the
Bands.
W: Our first performers we will be the ever-fighting spirit, the industrious, and
determined. We present to you the Maradya.
O: What an enticing performance, Seniors! For our second performance, we call upon the
loud and the proud, Aetos.
W: What a harmonious and melodious performance from the Sophomores! Next up, they
are ready to blind and sweep you off your feet with their heartfelt performance,
Maynaat!
O: That was truly alluring, Freshmen! But last and not the least, we have the bubbly,
vibrant, and exuberant, Ingasiq.
W: That was such an enthusiastic performance, Juniors! We have now reached the end for
the Battle of the Bands of the Junior High School Department.
O: Without a doubt, we were truly mesmerized with that performance.
W: Sadly, that’s all the time we have for tonight. Once again, I am Wesley Eloreta
O: And Owen Manubay
W & O: Your masters of ceremony, signing off! Thank you and good night!