Trinity Symphony Orchestra
Troy Peters, conductor

Samuel Coleridge-Talyor— The Bamboula
Franz Schubert—Symphony No. 8 in B minor “Unfinished”
Georges Bizet—”Carmen” Suite No. 1

YOSA Philharmonic
Troy Peters, music director

Ethan Gurwitz— Dances for Orchestra (world premiere)
George Gershwin—Concerto in F (with Christopher Guzman, piano)
Paul Hindemith—Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes by Weber

TMEA Region 9 High School Philharmonic
Troy Peters, music director

Edvard Grieg (orch. Sitt)—Norwegian Dance No. 4
Enrique Granados (ed. McAllister)—Intermezzo from "Goyescas"
Cécile Chaminade—Cymbal Dance (Pas des Cymbales) from "Callirhoë"

Trinity student musicians will return to the stage to perform the University’s 31st annual Christmas Concert. The combined Trinity Choirs, Trinity Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Wind Ensemble, and Handbell Ensemble will perform at this year’s concert. Pre-concert music will include informal performances by the Trinitones, the AcaBellas, the Trinity String Quartet, and various other student ensembles. The Trinity Jazz Ensemble performs holiday favorites in the lobby immediately after the concert. The Trinity community, as well as the general public, is welcome to attend. 

The event is free, and tickets are not required. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to allow time for parking and seating.

YOSA Philharmonic
Troy Peters, music director

A Holiday Spectacular returns for its third year of festive favorites that will warm your heart and uplift your spirit. Join the YOSA Philharmonic and the angelic voices of the Children’s Chorus of San Antonio for a joyful celebration of the season. And rumor has it, a very special guest conductor from the North Pole will close out the evening in style.

YOSA Philharmonic
Troy Peters, music director

Gabriela Ortiz—Kauyumari
Alexander Borodin—Polovtsian Dances (with the San Antonio Mastersingrers)
Troy Peters—new work for chorus and orchestra (world premiere, with the San Antonio Mastersingers)

YOSA Philharmonic
Troy Peters, music director

For one night only, the YOSA Philharmonic celebrates the timeless music of 1977. Backed by a full orchestra and featuring local San Antonio rock bands, iconic hits get reimagined including “Stayin’ Alive,” “Dreams,” “Hotel California,” “Barracuda,” “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing,” and more. From disco dance floors to cinematic anthems, this one-night-only event brings new life to the soundtrack of 1977.

YOSA Philharmonic
Troy Peters, music director

Aram Khachaturian—“Masquerade” Suite
Dmitri Kabalevsky—Cello Concerto No. 1 (with Christine Lamprea, cello)
Gustav Holst—Mars, Venus, and Jupiter from “The Planets”

Youth Orchestras of San Antonio
Troy Peters, music director

YOSA’s annual festival concert featuring more than 600 young musicians from eleven YOSA orchestras in one spectacular performance