Segerstrom Center for the Arts receives $10 million; OC Fair gets $4.89 million from federal government’s Small Business Association.
Tag: Philharmonic Society of Orange County
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Major Orange County Arts Orgs to Require Masks and Full COVID-19 Vaccination for the Foreseeable Future
The major O.C. arts institutions announced in a jointstatement that both audience and staff members will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccinations and wear masks at all times while inside their venues.
Posted inMusic
London Symphony, Joshua Bell, Pinchas Zukerman Highlight OC Philharmonic’s 2021-22 Season
Betting big that audiences will return in force, O.C.’s premier presenter of visiting classical musicians and groups unveils an impressive lineup.
Posted inMusic
An Evening With Renée Fleming is the Perfect Way to Celebrate the Normality We Crave
REVIEW: Renée Fleming’s electric performance during the Barclay’s first in-person post-pandemic indoor concert was a welcome balm for an enthusiastic audience.
Posted inPaul Hodgins
Hodgins: Performing Arts Groups Prepare to Reopen with Caution, Hope and New Tools
Performing arts leaders share how they’re approaching this new and unprecedented chapter in the cultural life of Orange County.
Posted inCountywide
What’s Coming in Local Arts & Culture in 2021
Arts and culture organizations are moving forward with cautious optimism as events get planned for the new year. Here’s what Voice of OC writers are looking forward to.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Jeremy Denk Hits the Right Notes in Streamed Performance
REVIEW: The MacArthur ‘genius’ fellow plays virtuoso piano at Irvine Barclay, yet the sparse audience is a bit lackadaisical.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Philharmonic Society Cobbles Together a COVID Season, Looks Forward to Live Events in January
The Philharmonic Society’s ambitious plans for presenting their new season during the coronavirus era includes innovative virtual performances and a return to Segerstrom Concert Hall.
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Coronavirus Conditions Make Us Rethink Classical Music for Decade Ahead
Just right now we’re in an unpredictable moment, in every sphere of life. The world of classical music, hit hard by COVID-19 challenges, is no different.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Costa Mesa, Countywide, Music, Top Stories
Yuja Wang Displays Virtuosity and Temperament for a Puzzled Segerstrom Audience
REVIEW: The virtuoso pianist offers an unusual program and appears flustered by audience behavior.
