Singing for Health: Coro Solera Sings Cinco de Mayo
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Mexican folk classics sung by the Community Music Center’s Coro Solera, directed by Martha Rodriguez-Salazar, with accompanist Jennifer Peringer.
The Community Music Center’s Coro Solera of the Mission Neighborhood Center, a Spanish language choir, are much lauded veterans of festivals and celebrations throughout the Bay Area, performing songs from Mexico, Central America, South America, and Spain. The JCCSF is delighted to welcome the group back to our atrium once again to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
Coro Solera is part of the fifteen memberNeighborhood Choir Program for Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities, which is a partnership between the Community Music Center and Neighborhood and Senior Centers all around San Francisco. The program is primarily supported by the San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS), and has been used as a model for similar programs throughout the country.
The Community Music Center (CMC) is a non-profit music school making high-quality music education accessible to people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities, regardless of financial means. With a newly expanded campus in the Mission and also in the Richmond neighborhood of San Francisco, CMC students come from every neighborhood to learn and make beautiful music!
The Community Music Center’s Coro Solera of the Mission Neighborhood Center, and Coro del Centro Latino de San Francisco, two Spanish language choirs, are much lauded veterans of festivals and celebrations throughout the Bay Area, performing songs from Mexico, Central America, South America, and Spain. The JCCSF is delighted to welcome the group back to our atrium once again to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
For this celebration, they will be joined by members of the Mariachi CMC ensemble.
Coro Solera and Coro del Centro Latino are part of the fifteen member Neighborhood Choir Program for Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities, which is a partnership between the Community Music Center and Neighborhood and Senior Centers all around San Francisco. The program is primarily supported by the San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS), and has been used as a model for similar programs throughout the country.
Mariachi CMC is a class offered to adult students who wish to learn the repertoire of the traditional Mexican Mariachi styles
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