Does Opera Have a Future in Orange County?
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COMMENTARY: Still no resident opera company in O.C.? No more visits from Domingo? Everything is just fine.
It’s 20 Years and Counting for the O.C. Arts Awards
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Arts OC’s milestone anniversary event is studded with notable honorees, from Jerry Mandel to Carl St.Clair, and a roster of stellar entertainers.
For Pacific Symphony, Carl St.Clair was the Right Man at the Right Moment
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Now marking his 30th season with the orchestra, the conductor arrived when its future was uncertain and has made connecting with the community a hallmark of his tenure.
Christ Cathedral Underwhelms as a Classical Music Venue
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REVIEW: For seasoned concert goers, Beethoven’s Ninth, performed in the newly renovated Christ Cathedral, was a bust, with cavernous acoustics and an uninspired interpretation.
Christ Cathedral, a Big Space for a Big Sound, Hopes to Become a Center for Sacred Music
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Pacific Symphony and Chorale’s upcoming concert in the newly-dedicated cathedral in Garden Grove will showcase Beethoven’s Ninth.
Pacific Symphony Wraps Up Its 40th Season with “Mediocre” Mahler’s ‘Titan’
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PREVIEW: Not always an orchestral favorite, how has Mahler become a go-to composer for major orchestras?
Pacific Symphony Celebrates Nowruz with Persian Musicians
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PREVIEW: Music director of the Tehran Symphony Orchestra will be a guest conductor to help ring in the Persian new year.
Carl St.Clair’s 30th Season with Pacific Symphony is Crammed with Favorites
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Conductor’s milestone year “sort of planned itself,” he says.
What Goes With Classical Music? Checkers, Cornhole and Cake Pops!
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REVIEW: KUSC and Pacific Symphony aim for new audiences with shorter program, lighter fare and an after-party on the plaza.
Pacific Symphony Turns 40 With a Bang and a Big Party
*Voice of OC*
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REVIEW: Season opener, bookended by parties, featured the orchestra’s new concertmaster and a fiery pianist.