Tatsulok 1: Hope, Peace, Joy
The Musica Singers continue their third season with TATSULOK 1: Hope, Peace, Joy, the first concert in a series inspired by the power of threes. Presented during the holiday season, the program explores the timeless themes of hope, peace, and joy through a vibrant collection of choral works that uplift, inspire, and unite. Blending sacred selections, seasonal favorites, and culturally diverse repertoire, the concert invites audiences to reflect on the values that bring communities together. With heartfelt performances and rich harmonies, TATSULOK 1 offers an evening of warmth, celebration, and connection, setting the tone for a season that embraces the many dimensions of the human experience through music.
Concert Curator, Conductor
Lorenz Edward Sarrondo
Conductor
Oscar Pantaleon Jr.
Collaborating Artists
Lorenzo Camus, Jim Lopez, Anica Warkentine
Tatsulok 2: Hollywood, Motown, Broadway
TATSULOK 2: Hollywood, Motown, Broadway continues Musica Singers of Manitoba’s third season with a vibrant showcase of iconic music from stage and screen, featuring performances by MY Band alongside collaborations with the choir. The program brings together three distinct worlds—Broadway, Motown, and Hollywood—reimagined through dynamic ensemble collaborations.
From the storytelling depth of Broadway classics, to the soulful energy of Motown hits, and the cinematic power of Hollywood favorites, the concert highlights a wide range of musical expression and artistry. With a mix of solos, duets, full choir numbers, and band-supported performances, TATSULOK 2 offers an evening of nostalgia, energy, and timeless melodies from some of the most beloved songs in entertainment history.
Concert Curator and Music Director
Jim Lopez
Conductor
Oscar Pantaleon Jr.
Collaborating Artists
Shawn Porteous, Jaymar Tria, Crisanto Aquino, Paolo Camus
Tatsulok 3: Musika ng Lahi
Musika ng Lahi marks the powerful finale of Musica Singers of Manitoba’s third season, celebrating Filipino identity through music that honors tradition, emotion, and legacy. Structured in three thematic movements—Pinagmulan, Puso, and Pamana—the program traces a musical journey from cultural roots, to heartfelt expression, and ultimately to the enduring heritage of Filipino song.
From folk-inspired works and traditional rhythms in Pinagmulan, to iconic OPM love songs in Puso, and culminating in the vibrant celebration of Pamana, the concert highlights the richness and diversity of Filipino musical artistry. With heartfelt performances and spirited choral arrangements, Musika ng Lahi offers a moving tribute to where the music comes from, what it feels like, and what it continues to become across generations.
Music Director & Conductor
Lorenz Edward Sarrondo
Collaborating Artists
Norlita Orbien, Queveen Arcedo, Lorenzo Camus, Paolo Camus, Megan Dufrat, Glenn Unlayao
