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Let there be light! We begin our season with Haydn’s grand celebration of the dawn of life. With a libretto that draws on Genesis, the Psalms, and Milton’s Paradise Lost, thisContinue readingLAMC: Haydn’s Creation
Let there be light! We begin our season with Haydn’s grand celebration of the dawn of life. With a libretto that draws on Genesis, the Psalms, and Milton’s Paradise Lost, thisContinue readingLAMC: Haydn’s Creation
Our popular Festival of Carols returns with a fresh spin for 2022. Indulge in the delights of the holiday season with traditional Christmas carols and festive folksongs from around theContinue readingLAMC: Festival of Carols
Lo, How a Rose is named after a classic Renaissance Christmas carol by Michael Praetorius that depicts the beauty and comfort of the nativity. This eclectic program, which will feature aContinue readingLAMC: Lo, How A Rose
Our popular Festival of Carols returns with a fresh spin for 2022. Indulge in the delights of the holiday season with traditional Christmas carols and festive folksongs from around theContinue readingLAMC: Festival of Carols
Named after a poem by Robert Frost, this concert features music of aspiration and inspiration from Brahms and Schumann to Meredith Monk and Michael Abels, including 2 world premieres byContinue readingLAMC: Choose Something Like A Star
Reena Esmail, our Swan Family Artist-in-Residence, combines Indian and Western classical music traditions to create rich tapestries of sound. We’re delighted to premiere Reena’s latest work highlighting both Hindustani andContinue readingLAMC: Esmail / Fauré
Duke Ellington and Mary Lou Williams were giants of jazz who never stopped searching for new means of expression. Inspired by their faith, both created major sacred choral works thatContinue readingLAMC: Ellington / Williams
Duke Ellington and Mary Lou Williams were giants of jazz who never stopped searching for new means of expression. Inspired by their faith, both created major sacred choral works thatContinue readingLAMC: Ellington / Williams
Heaven and Earth, east and west are celebrated in this concert with works by Reena Esmail and Philip Glass.
