Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610 requires huge forces and a lot of creative interpretation.
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Triumph Over Adversity Festival Brings Dynamic New Talent to O.C.
Singer Davóne Tines brings his own interpretation of artistic inclusiveness to this year’s festival in Costa Mesa and Santa Ana.
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Jeremy Denk Brings His Insatiable Musical Curiosity to Laguna Beach Music Festival
Three-concert series includes an eclectic mix of household names, mavericks and musical curiosities.
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Orange County Gets a Big Dose of Muti Magic
REVIEW: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of its departing conductor, delivers a program that showcases its gifts.
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Arthur Ong Elected as Next Pacific Symphony Chairman
Orchestra selects first person of color to lead board since founding in 1978.
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Viet Cuong Marches to His Own Unusual Drummer
Pacific Symphony’s new composer-in-residence has already made his mark with wit, inventiveness and creative curiosity.
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A Conductor on the Rise Reveals Her Gifts
REVIEW: The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra showcased its lush, refined sound Tuesday night under the physical and precise leadership of Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla.
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Pacific Symphony’s Carl St.Clair Announces He Will Hand the Baton to a Successor
The music director of Pacific Symphony for 33 years is leaving his post, probably at the end of the 2023-24 season.
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Pacific Chorale Joins the L.A. Phil to Help Bring Mozart Movie to Life
On the heels of winning a Grammy this year, the Chorale will join the L.A. Philharmonic again at the Hollywood Bowl to provide live musical accompaniment for the movie ‘Amadeus.’
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A Concert Helps Heal the Wounds of a Senseless Tragedy at Laguna Woods Church
Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale join forces to bring an evening of music in a ‘Concert of Healing’ for Geneva Presbyterian Church, months after a shooting there killed one person and wounded five others.
