The Guam Symphony Society performed Sunday for its annual Seaside Holiday Concert at Jeff's Pirate's Cove. Jeff's also held its holiday bazaar. Performers included the Okkodo High School Band, led by Max Ronquillo; Guam Territorial Band, led by Jessica Pangelinan; Dandan Famagu’on Children’s and Youth Choirs, led by Dara Pickren-Davis; Guam Symphony Chorale, led by Colleen Jennings; and the Guam Symphony Orchestra, led by Charles Hardy.
Guam Symphony treats residents to seaside concert
TERRITORIAL BAND: Musical Director Jessica Pangelinan leads the Guam Territorial Band at the 2019 Guam Symphony Seaside Holiday Concert Dec. 1 at Jeff's Pirates Cove in Talofofo. David Castro/The Guam Daily Post
FUN: While the many grownups watch the 2019 Guam Symphony Seaside Holiday Concert on Sunday, children have fun swarming the Mighty Quinn at Jeff's Pirates Cove in Talofofo. David Castro/The Guam Daily Post
SYMPHONY: Charles Hardy leads the Guam Symphony at the 2019 Seaside Holiday Concert Sunday at Jeff's Pirates Cove in Talofofo. David Castro/The Guam Daily Post
TRUMPET: Russ Miller plays the trumpet with the Guam Territorial Band at the 2019 Seaside Holiday Concert Sunday at Jeff's Pirates Cove in Talofofo. David Castro/The Guam Daily Post
CROWD: Laurie Raymundo is among hundreds of people who drove to Talofofo for the 2019 Guam Symphony Seaside Holiday Concert Sunday at Jeff's Pirates Cove in Talofofo. David Castro/The Guam Daily Post
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