REVIEW: The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of its departing conductor, delivers a program that showcases its gifts.
Tag: Segerstrom Concert Hall
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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 and South Coast Repertory Collaborate to Bring Salieri to Life
The partnership could be a sign of things to come as arts groups look for new ways to entice audiences back to theaters.
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London Symphony Orchestra Performs Blockbuster Program at Segerstrom with Mixed Results
REVIEW: An uneven concert prevented the evening from being as completely magnificent as it could be.
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Pacific Symphony Returns with an Ambitious Season
Highlights of their first full season since COVID shut down in-person performances include pianist Lang Lang and a new Vietnamese composer-in-residence.
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Looking Ahead at Arts and Culture in 2022
Voice of OC’s Arts & Culture writers reveal events they are looking forward to attending in the new year.
Posted inTheater
South Coast Repertory Creates a New ‘Normal’ in Its 2021-22 Season
A pared down season, including two plays featuring SCR’s artistic director David Ivers in acting roles, has been announced.
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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.
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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.
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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.
