Nothing Screams ‘Christmas’ Like an Organ Spectacular!
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PREVIEW: You can sing “Little Drummer Boy” as loudly and badly as you want to at this concert, because nobody will hear you.
Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale Combine for a Grand Messiah
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The “Hallelujah!” chorus soars again at the Segerstrom Concert Hall in celebration of the holiday season.
A ‘Nutcracker’ Like You’ve Never Heard
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PREVIEW: The Duke/Strayhorn re-imagination of Tchaikovsky’s beloved “Nutcracker” will be performed by the Pacific Symphony.
It Takes Six to Tango
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PREVIEW: Redwood Tango Ensemble will showcase artistry of the genre in San Clemente.
Curiosity and Surprise Fuel Daniel Hsu as He Prepares to Perform
Aliso Viejo
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PREVIEW: Rising star Hsu brings Schumann and Chopin to Soka
Preparation Meets Passion as the Dover Quartet Prepares to Play at Samueli
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PREVIEW: Cellist Camden Shaw waxes poetic about Beethoven, Bates, and the preparation it takes to play together.
Living Composers Reign During Choral Arts Initiative Concert
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REVIEW: The concert was filled with music that was “well blended and balanced, alertly rhythmic and gracefully lyrical.”
Russian Violinist Avoided Tchaikovsky’s Concerto for Years
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PREVIEW: Philippe Quint stopped playing it until he had something new to say. He also learned some secrets about one of classical music’s most beloved warhorses.
What is All the Fuss About? Kenny Barron Takes Years of Experience and Plays in the Moment
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PREVIEW: After decades of playing with the jazz greats, Kenny Barron still looks for ways to learn something new.
Ensemble Galilei, Neal Conan and Anne Garrels Explore Experiences in War
Aliso Viejo
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PREVIEW: Ensemble Galilei debuts a new work in O.C. that resulted from performing for recovering veterans at Walter Reed.