UST Christmas Concert

UST Christmas Concert
Orchestra UST Conservatory of Music and UST Symphony Orchestra
Venue Santisimo Rosario Parish Church
Date(s) First week of December
Concert chronology

The UST Christmas Concert is an annual musical event of the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, Philippines.

Event

List of Christmas Concert titles
Date Title Ref.
December 12, 2003 Hark the Herald, Thomasians Singing:
A Christmas Concert
[1]
December 10, 2004 Himig Pasko sa UST,
A Christmas Concert: Gift of the Thomasians
[1]
December 7, 2005 Yuletide Tunes [1]
December 7, 2006 A Christmas Prayer [2]
December 7, 2007 A Symphony of Carols [1]
December 3–4, 2008 A Christmas Heritage [3]
December 2–3, 2009 [4]
December 1–2, 2010 A Gift to the World [5]
November 30, 2011 and
December 1, 2011
The Quadricentennial Edition
December 5–6, 2012 [6]
December 4–5, 2013
December 3–4, 2014
December 2-3, 2015

Performers and guests

List of Performers and guests
Date Artist Ref.
December 1–2, 2010

Nenen Espina (Soprano)
Thesia Perez-Prosia (Soprano)
Naomi Sison (Soprano)
Eugene delos Santos (Tenor)
Ronan Ferrer (Tenor)
Randy Giolongo (Tenor)

[7]
November 30-December 1, 2011

Rachelle Gerodias (Soprano)
Sim Sung-Hye (Soprano)
Lemuel de la Cruz (Tenor)
Eugene de los Santos (Tenor)
Ronan Ferrer (Tenor)
Andrew Fernando(Baritone)
Patrick Packay
Nenen Espina
Thea Perez
Naomi Sison
Archie Lacorte.

[8]
December 5–6, 2012

Rachelle Gerodias
Nenen Espina
Thea Perez
Naomi Sison
Clarissa Ocampo
Lemuel de la Cruz
Eugene de los Santos
Ronan Ferrer
Andrew Fernando

[9]
December 4–5, 2013

Dulce
Hail Mary the Queen Children’s Choir under conductor Maria Theresa Roldan
David Cruz
Christian Nagaño
Micah David Galang
Ma. Pilar Charlene Ramos
Frances Alyanna Leoncito
Leo Angelo Lanuza
Stephanie Aguilar
Jade Riccio
Raymond Francis Muyot
Jilbert Chua
Glee Nette Gaddi
Abigail Garza
Jasmin Salva

[10][11]
December 3–4, 2014

XCOR La Banda Vocal de Venezuela
Lemuel de la Cruz
Ronan Ferrer
Eugene de los Santos
Raymond Muyot
Naomi Sison
Charlene Ramos
Jade Riccio
Jasmine Salvo
Francis Jaranilla
Frederick Maturan
Kathleen Sunga
Brass choir with conductor Michael E. Jacinto

[12][13]

References

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