Event poster for a concert featuring Carmina Burana, Yosa Philharmonic, Troy Peters, San Antonio Mastersingers, Children's Chorus of San Antonio, and Yosa Repertory Strings, taking place on March 2, 2025 at 7:00 PM at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, with a dark red background and an ornate wheel with Christian figures.

Carmina Burana I March 2, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. I Tobin Center

The YOSA Philharmonic proudly presents a full performance of Carl Orff's “Carmina Burana” with the San Antonio Mastersingers and the Children’s Chorus of San Antonio. Known for its thunderous rhythms and soaring melodies, Orff’s raucous setting of 24 medieval poems engages with themes of love, life, and fate with satirical undertones. Experience the raw emotion and energy of this powerful choral work live and in its entirety. YOSA Repertory Strings will open the performance, setting the stage for this epic night of music. 

Featuring Soloists

  • Lydia Beasley, soprano

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  • Christopher Bozeka, tenor

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  • Luis Alejandro Orozco, baritone

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About San Antonio Mastersingers

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Currently under the artistic leadership of Music Director Dr. Yoojin Muhn, the San Antonio Mastersingers were the FIRST symphonic choir established in the state of Texas. Formed in 1944 and 120-voices strong, the Mastersingers bring highly acclaimed performances to the city of San Antonio and are firmly planted as a major contributor to the rich choral tradition in the state.

The mission of San Antonio Mastersingers is to provide the community with life-enriching experiences through choral performances that engage the audience, challenge the singers, raise funds for worthy charities, and provide inspirational, educational, and moving musical opportunities for concert-goers.

About Children’s Chorus of San Antonio

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The Children’s Chorus of San Antonio (CCSA) is dedicated to enriching and expanding the experiences of young people through choral singing and musical performance. CCSA’s commitment to artistic excellence, social inclusion and individual responsibility empowers young singers to embrace and explore a broader, more positive view of self and the world.

CCSA is a community-based musical non-profit organization. Through our specially crafted programming, CCSA continues to cultivate the arts and culture in San Antonio, while transforming the lives of young people through the power of music and friendship. We are shaping San Antonio’s future – one voice at a time.

YOSA Repertory Strings

Led by Conductor Julie Post, this ensemble will open “Carmina Burana.”

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