Musicians are starting to rediscover the music of Florence Price, the first black woman composer to have a symphony performed by a major symphony orchestra.
Tag: Rubin Institute for Music Criticism
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Hodgins: For Pacific Symphony, Carl St.Clair was the Right Man at the Right Moment
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.
Posted inAnaheim, ARTS & CULTURE, Music, Top Stories
Pacific Symphony Will Bring Untold Histories to Life in ‘Canto de Anaheim’
A multi-disciplinary performance presents the city beyond Disneyland.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Garden Grove, Music, Top Stories
Christ Cathedral Underwhelms as a Classical Music Venue
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.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Garden Grove, Music, Top Stories
Christ Cathedral, a Big Space for a Big Sound, Hopes to Become a Center for Sacred Music
Pacific Symphony and Chorale’s upcoming concert in the newly-dedicated cathedral in Garden Grove will showcase Beethoven’s Ninth.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Countywide, Music, Top Stories
For Summertime Patriotism, Nothing Beats Sousa
Can you imagine a fireworks show without a rousing John Phillip Sousa march? Neither can we!
