The innovative musician will perform Russian compositions and play an improvised score to a silent Chaplin film Sunday at the Irvine Barclay Theatre.
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Conductor of the Year to Lead Pacific Symphony This Weekend
Pacific Symphony’s guest conductor Teddy Abrams has found ways to spread good will and unite people through music.
Chang: The Show Must Go On for Pinchas Zukerman, Despite ‘Culturally Insensitive’ Remarks
The world-famous violinist, who made controversial comments about Asians in June, will join the Jerusalem Quintet at Segerstrom Concert Hall on Nov. 3.
Symphony on the Go Reaches Out to New Audiences
Pacific Symphony takes its show on the road with free concerts at parks, farmers’ markets and parking lots.
New Chamber Group Makes Its Debut at Post-pandemic Barclay Theatre
Trio Barclay, with violinist Dennis Kim, plays music by Shostakovich, Dvorák and Seyfried during their inaugural concert.
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.
Pacific Symphony Aims to COVID-Proof a Verdi Opera Without Losing its Passion or Intimacy
Pacific Symphony searches for inventive ways to stage an opera under COVID restrictions and protocols.
Hodgins: Pacific Symphony’s New Assistant Conductor Finds Plenty to Do Despite the Pandemic
Jacob Sustaita lands his dream job in O.C. after spending the first half of his career as a teacher.
One Year Late, Pacific Symphony’s Season Finally Arrives
The orchestra’s 2020-21 season, delayed by the pandemic, has been resurrected for 2021-22, with a few changes and some precautions.
Long Beach Opera Refuses to Play It Safe
James Darrah, a rising star in the small but flashy world of boundary-pushing opera directors, takes the helm has artistic director of Long Beach Opera.











