MUSYCA Presents:
MUSYCA Children's Choir SPRING CONCERT
Sunday, 6/9/2013

MUSYCA Children's Choir Spring Concert at 4PM Celebrate Spring, Music, and Children with Musical Youth of California (MUSYCA). Shomrei Torah Synagogue, Raffle Hall 7353 Valley Circle Boulevard West Hills, CA 91304

Pasadena Conservatory of Music Presents:
Human Harmony: A Choral Music Sampler
5/1/2013 - 5/22/2013 (next performance: Wednesday, 5/22/2013)

Classical-music radio host Kimberlea Daggy, creator of Soul Music, the highly popular choral music radio show on KUSC, will lead this four-week survey of choral music history, spanning English cathedral music, popular music in worship, community choruses, and opera choruses.

Cal Poly Music Department Presents:
Cal Poly Early Music Ensemble: Mission Milestones
Friday, 5/24/2013

Music Professor Craig Russell will be the guest artist leading us through an evening of newly constructed masterpieces from the California and Bolivian missions, including Friar Durán’s harmonically lush “Misa del quarto tono,” Friar Sancho’s exquisite “Lamentations,” and foot-tapping classical works by Torrejón y Velasco, Araujo and Aparicio.

Claire Trevor School of the Arts Presents:
SING OF SPRING CONCERT
Saturday, 5/25/2013

UCI Chorus, conducted by Joseph Huszti Winifred Smith Hall General Admission $7 Purchase tickets through the Arts Box Office (949) 824-2787

Cantori Domino Presents:
Dulcis Memoria
Sunday, 5/26/2013

Cantori Domino presents a Memorial Day concert featuring the music of Vaughan Williams, Brahms, Ginastera and others

Cal Poly Pomona Music Presents:
Kellogg Chamber Singers & the University Concert Choir
Thursday, 5/30/2013

Kellogg Chamber Singers Directed by Iris Levine University Concert Choir Directed by Niké St. Clair

The Dana Point Symphony Presents:
The Dana Point Symphony
2/8/2013 - 5/31/2013 (next performance: Friday, 5/31/2013)

DESTINY 2013 SEASON February 8, 2013, 7:30pm Rossini Tchaikovsky Mendelssohn March 8, 2013, 7:30pm Opera and the Ocean Festival of Whales April 5, 2013, 7:30pm Beethoven's 9th Symphony May 31, 2013, 7:30pm Sibelius Shostakovich Choose Your Finale!

Pacific Chorale Presents:
The Moon, the Sea and the Stars
Saturday, 6/1/2013

Pacific Chorale and Pacific Symphony perform a radiant selection of music invoking rivers, seas, and starry nights, featuring the world premiere of composer Frank Ticheli's first work for chorus and orchestra, "The Shore," a song cycle on text by poet David St. John. Artistic Director John Alexander conducts.

Encore Vocal Ensemble Presents:
ShowTOONS: Encore Gets Animated
6/1/2013 - 6/2/2013 (next performance: Saturday, 6/1/2013)

Join Encore Vocal Ensemble, and guest artist Joey Landwehr, for our latest concert, as we revisit your favorite animated movie musicals from classics like Mary Poppins, Looney Tunes, and The Muppets to more recent sensations as Toy Story, The Lion King, and Brave.

Meritáge Vocal Arts Ensemble Presents:
MASS by Leonard Bernstein
Saturday, 6/1/2013

One Performance Only Experience Leonard Bernstein's brilliant and rarely executed masterpiece performed by Meritáge Vocal Arts Ensemble with orchestra under the direction of Dr. Sheridan Ball, featuring Dennis Bryan as the Celebrant.

Angel City Chorale Presents:
Angel City Chorale 20th Anniversary Concerts
6/1/2013 - 6/2/2013 (next performance: Saturday, 6/1/2013)

Angel City Chorale will commemorate its first two decades in song with special reunion concerts on Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2, 2013. The Angel City Chorale 20th Anniversary Concerts will feature the West Coast premiere of Grammy Award-Winning Composer Christopher Tin’s Calling All Dawns.

Meritáge Vocal Arts Ensemble Presents:
MASS by Leonard Bernstein
Saturday, 6/1/2013

Meritáge Vocal Arts, one of Southern California’s premier vocal ensembles, is excited to present Bernstein's MASS with the role of the Celebrant being sung by Dennis Bryan, the Altar Boy sung by Daniel Genuth, and our Concert Orchestra all under the baton of Dr. Sheridan Ball.

Long Beach City College Choir and Classical Orchestra Presents:
LBCC Choirs and Orchestra Present Mozart’s Requiem
6/1/2013 - 6/2/2013 (next performance: Saturday, 6/1/2013)

Few pieces of music have the mystery of Mozart’s Requiem, and even fewer have the shear intellectual power of this 18th century composition style. Eloquent in its musical statement with deeply emotional personal meaning, this blending of 75 choir members with soloists and supported by a classical orchestra is one of the most respected pieces of Mozart’s compositional style.

Pacific Chorale Presents:
The Moon, the Sea and the Stars
Saturday, 6/1/2013

Pacific Chorale and Pacific Symphony perform works invoking rivers, seas and starry nights, including the world premiere of a new work for choir and orchestra by composer Frank Ticheli.

Chorale Bel Canto Presents:
Fantasy!
Saturday, 6/1/2013

All Beethoven

Los Angeles Master Chorale Presents:
Los Angeles Master Chorale Concludes Season with American Songs and Spirituals
Sunday, 6/2/2013

Sunday, June 2, 2013, 7 pm, at Walt Disney Concert Hall Music Director Grant Gershon Also Conducts Works by Samuel Barber, Eric Whitacre, Elliott Carter, Charles Ives, Abbie Betinis, Jester Hairston, André Thomas, William Dawson and Moses Hogan Associate Conductor Lesley Leighton Conducts Barber’s Agnus Dei

First UMC Music Dept Presents:
Mozart's Requiem
Sunday, 6/2/2013

The combined Chancel Choirs of Santa Monica First UMC and Westwood UMC are joining together for a special spring concert on June 2 at 7:30 p.m. to perform the Mozart Requiem. Free admission and free parking available. Performance is in the Sanctuary at First United Methodist Church. For more info: santamonicaumc.org

Raincross Chorale Presents:
Raincross Chorale to Perform Rutter “Magnificat”
Sunday, 6/2/2013

The Raincross Chorale will present something from the more modern choral tradition this Spring, performing the “Magnificat” by British composer John Rutter at a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 2 at Calvary Presbyterian Church, 4495 Magnolia Ave. Tickets are $15. The 45-voice group will be accompanied by orchestra.

Trinity Lutheran Church, Manhattan Beach Presents:
de Angelis Vocal Ensemble
Sunday, 6/2/2013

THE BAROQUE & THE BEATLES Some of Southern California's finest professional singers present Two Musical Revolutions that Changed the World: Baroque and Beatles

The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music Presents:
Choral Masterwork: Mendelssohn’s ‘Elijah,’ Op. 70
Tuesday, 6/4/2013

UCLA Chorale/University Chorus/UCLA Philharmonia Maria Fortuna, soprano Michael Dean, baritone Todd Strange, tenor Donald Neuen, conductor

St. Matthews Music Guild Presents:
2012-2013 Season Finale with Beethoven’s Mass in C and Music by Ross Wright
Friday, 6/7/2013

Ross Wright’s magnificent Concerto for Tenor Sax and Chamber Orchestra, commissioned by the Music Guild in 2006 will be presented with a new Music Guild commissioned chamber orchestra work, The Days Before Cell Phones. The 2012 – 2013 season will conclude with choir and orchestra blazing in Beethoven’s magnificent Mass in C Major, featuring the Choir and soloists of St. Matthew’s Parish.

San Gabriel Valley Choral Company Presents:
San Gabriel Valley Choral Company Presents: "Tell It!"
Saturday, 6/8/2013

The San Gabriel Valley Choral Company presents a concert entitled “Tell It!” Complete with soloists and instrumentalists, this rousing concert features folk songs, spirituals, and American classics by Aaron Copland, Stephen Foster, and more. Two performances: June 8 at 6:15pm at First Presbyterian Church of Monrovia and June 15 at 5:00pm p.m. at All Saints Church in Pasadena.

Angeles Chorale Presents:
A Royal Affair
Saturday, 6/8/2013

The Angeles Chorale presents music from the life of England’s Royal Family, featuring John Rutter’s This is the Day, composed for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton and John Tavener’s Song for Athene, sung at the funeral of Princess Diana, along with music by Handel, Henry Purcell, Gustav Holst, Benjamin Britten,& more. Radio host Kimberlea Daggy appears as MC

Jouyssance Early Music Ensemble Presents:
Western Wynde
Saturday, 6/8/2013

“Westron Wynde” is an anonymous 16th-century song that became the basis for some of England’s most glorious Renaissance Masses. Jouyssance will present John Taverner’s setting, plus some of the best Medieval and Renaissance music the British Isles ever produced. Featured will be Magnificats and motets by William Byrd, Robert Parsons, Robert Fayrfax, Leonel Power, and others.

Long Beach Camerata Singers Presents:
Camerata Goes Broadway!
Saturday, 6/8/2013

Join us for a night of food, wine, and song as we close our 2012-2013 season. The Long Beach Camerata Singers present you songs and choruses by the most beloved and classic composers: Stephen Sondheim, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Cole Porter!

Claremont Chorale Presents:
Thirsting to Sing!
Saturday, 6/8/2013

A repertoire about life's great appetites--one of which is singing!

Los Robles Master Chorale Presents:
Carmina Burana
Sunday, 6/9/2013

Los Robles Master Chorale will sing Carl Orff’s bravura choral masterwork, "Carmina Burana," at a special end-of-season concert on Sunday, June 9 at St. Julie Billiart Catholic Church in Newbury Park.

Jouyssance Early Music Ensemble Presents:
Western Wynde
Sunday, 6/9/2013

“Westron Wynde” is an anonymous 16th-century song that became the basis for some of England’s most glorious Renaissance Masses. Jouyssance will present John Taverner’s setting, plus some of the best Medieval and Renaissance music the British Isles ever produced. Featured will be Magnificats and motets by William Byrd, Robert Parsons, Robert Fayrfax, Leonel Power, and others.

First Presbyterian Church Presents:
Choral Favorities
Sunday, 6/9/2013

First Presbyterian Church Choirs Anthony Kendrick, director Organist

Hollywood Master Chorale Presents:
Voices of LA: Songs of Experience
6/9/2013 - 6/22/2013 (next performance: Sunday, 6/9/2013)

Hollywood Master Chorale presents “Voices of LA: Songs of Experience” A World Premiere featuring 8 works commissioned by HMC and inspired by poet William Blake’s poetry