The Golden Bridge: 10th Anniversary Concert
“Artistic director Suzi Digby conducts 20 professional singers creating a choral bridge across five centuries between Renaissance England and today’s California. Featuring four world premières by Californian composers, reflecting the English Renaissance, by Richard Danielpour, Nick Strimple & David Norland, alongside works by Taverner, Byrd, Weelkes, Purcell, Victoria & Reena Esmail!
This year, the Golden Bridge ensemble is joined by cellist Guy Johnston on his Stradivarius and lutanist Jason Yoshida.”
Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity: BWV 243 Magnificat
Soprano Soloist
Anthony Blake Clark, Artistic Director and conductor
More information coming soon
Conspirare Christmas
Conspirare Christmas reinvents the traditional holiday concert with songs of hope, courage and love. Isaac Cates & Ordained, the dynamic Kansas City Gospel choir known for their unique blending of sacred and secular choral sounds with modern Gospel, return for an encore collaboration that will have you on your feet!
Conspirare Christmas
Conspirare Christmas reinvents the traditional holiday concert with songs of hope, courage and love. Isaac Cates & Ordained, the dynamic Kansas City Gospel choir known for their unique blending of sacred and secular choral sounds with modern Gospel, return for an encore collaboration that will have you on your feet!
Bach Collegium San Diego: Bach at Noon
BCSD launches the BCSD TWENTYONE Bach at Noon series with a tribute to William Byrd (c.1540-1623), marking the quadricentennial of his death. Though among the most celebrated and influential composers of his day, in one way Byrd was an outsider to the mainstream: he was a Catholic in the wake of the rupture of the Church of England from Rome. Byrd is the Wyrd features some of Byrd’s most important contributions to both the Anglican and Catholic liturgical music repertories, including the Mass for Four Voices, and the Magnificat from the Great Service.
Ruben Valenzuela, Artistic Director and conductor
Yale Choral Artists: Music for Choir and Percussion, Part II
With the Percussion Collective (Robert van Slice, Music Director)
Jeffrey Douma, conductor
Garth Neustadter: Memory of Water
Alejandro Viñao: Poems and Prayers (world premiere)
Tickets and more information coming soon
Yale Choral Artists: Music for Choir and Percussion, Part II
With the Percussion Collective (Robert van Slice, Music Director)
Jeffrey Douma, conductor
Garth Neustadter: Memory of Water
Alejandro Viñao: Poems and Prayers (world premiere)
LA Phil: A Live Presentation of 2001: A Space Odyssey
As Warner Bros. celebrates 100 years of entertaining audiences around the world, the Hollywood Bowl will add a highlight to the yearlong celebration through Stanley Kubrick’s sci-fi epic 2001: A Space Odyssey. A landmark film in the 1960s, it has topped many critics’ lists for greatest film of all time. A key ingredient in Kubrick’s cinematic alchemy was his clever use of classical music, which forever changed and gave new meaning set against stunning celestial imagery. From the ethereal music of György Ligeti to Richard Strauss’ Also sprach Zarathustra and Johann Strauss, Jr.’s The Blue Danube, watch and listen as the Los Angeles Philharmonic performs the score live to picture while the movie shows on the Bowl’s big screens.
LA Phil: Dudamel conducts Verdi’s Requiem
From its stunningly beautiful solo moments to the rapturous “Dies Irae” that movie trailers have—rightly—lifted as a soundtrack to the end of the world, Verdi’s Requiem is a darkly dramatic 90-minute roller-coaster ride. When Gustavo Dudamel last conducted it a decade ago, the Los Angeles Times raved about his “radical and wondrous” performance that drew in the Bowl audience for moments of “intimate, personal expression” while also soaring in the many massive moments that “shook the Cahuenga Pass.”