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Los Reyes Magos - Navidad en la Misión 2025

Navidad en la Misión 2025 Los Reyes Magos from 'Navidad Nuestra' by Ariel Ramírez Coro de Cámara with Coro del Centro Latino and Coro Solera (CMC Neighborhood Choir Program for Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities) Martha Rodríguez-Salazar, director Jennifer Peringer, accordion Michaela Overall, keyboard Camellia Latta, flute Marianne McCune, violin Miguel Govea, guitarrón Osvaldo Carvajal, percussion Alex Hosmer, videographer Jonah Sharp, sound engineer Recorded on December 7, 2025 at Mission Dolores Basilica, San Francisco About CMC: A nonprofit music school and performance space founded in 1921 with branches in the Mission and Richmond Districts, Community Music Center provides high-quality music to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities, regardless of financial means. Last year, CMC awarded nearly $3M in tuition assistance, serving more than 3,400 students. We believe in the power of music to connect people, celebrate cultures and transform lives. CMC is a cornerstone San Francisco cultural institution and a vital hub for music education. We envision students and faculty who are engaged and fulfilled in making music together, and audiences who are energized by their experiences. Inspired by their training, our students are empowered to find their own voice, develop lasting relationships, embrace learning, and give back to their communities. Learn more about CMC at https://sfcmc.org/ About CMC's Neighborhood Choir Program for Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities: CMC developed our Neighborhood Choir Program for Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities to provide the many personal, social, artistic, and quality of life benefits that music can bring. The award-winning program has grown as choirs have cycled out of the Community of Voices research study led by UCSF in partnership with CMC and DAS. These choirs offer a vital musical experience while also promoting quality of life and overall well-being and have become an integral part of San Francisco’s efforts to address issues of loneliness and isolation among seniors. Tuition-free choirs currently run at seventeen senior centers throughout San Francisco. This program is funded by the City of San Francisco’s Department of Disability and Aging Services. For more information on the choirs, please visit: https://sfcmc.org/play/neighborhood-c...