Casual conversations with Artistic Director, Dr. James K. Bass about the choral artform.
“Brahms’ Requiem”
With the upcoming performance of Brahms’ Requiem featuring Long Beach Camerata Singers and the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Bass will describe the piece and give the audience historical context.
Audience members are invited to stay for the LBSO rehearsal immediately following the lecture at 8:00 p.m. in the Terrace Theater.
Camerata Conductor Series are FREE events.
LIMITED SEATING! Please click the RSVP button.
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IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION:
Free parking in Terrace Theater Garage.
Casual conversations with Artistic Director, Dr. James K. Bass about the choral artform.
“Great Choral Conductors”
Dr. Bass will profile a number of luminaries in the field of choral conductors, starting with the development of choirs at Fisk University and HBCU’s. He will continue the story with radio programs of the 1940’s featuring choral music, leading into the groundbreaking conductors that formed the backbone of today’s choral arts movement, including Fred Waring, Robert Shaw, Roger Wagner, Paul Salamunovich and Alice Parker.
Camerata Conductor Series are FREE events.
LIMITED SEATING! Please click the RSVP button.
RSVP
IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION:
Do not park in lot immediately adjacent to church. This lot is unavailable.
Story By: AMANDA PALACIOS, ABC7 EYEWITNESS NEWS
LONG BEACH, Calif. (KABC) — From a young age, Jacob Boland says he has had a passion for music. After being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, Boland says music was a way to express himself.
“I started singing in my school choirs when I was eight in elementary school. Through high school, I was in the beginning men’s ensemble and worked my way up into the advanced mix ensembles,” Boland said.
Now at 22 years old, Boland is continuing to pursue his passion and is now a member of the Long Beach Camerata Singers.
[FULL STORY]
Casual conversations with Artistic Director Dr. James K. Bass about the choral artform.
“All About Choral Music”
Dr. Bass will discuss the evolution of the choral art form through history, starting with the music of the Ancient Greeks, exploring the development of singing during the Middle Ages in convents and monasteries, and continuing on to the Baroque and Classical periods. He will trace the robust role of vocal and choral music in the 19th century, finishing with 20th Century composers through to the present day.
Camerata Conductor Series are FREE events.
LIMITED SEATING! Please click the RSVP button to reserve your spot on the waitlist.
RSVP
IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION:
Do not park in lot immediately adjacent to church. This lot is unavailable.
Eckart Preu, Conductor
Elissa Johnston, Soprano
Kevin Deas, Baritone
Long Beach Camerata Singers, Chorus
The Long Beach Symphony’s March concert bids a fond farewell to the dark days and starry night skies of winter with a program that celebrates the nature of the universe, and the place music holds within it. French composer Guillaume Connesson’s fascinating Cosmic Trilogy explores the entire span of existence as we know it, posing question after musical question and offering gorgeous responses. Ralph Vaughn Williams’ Serenade to Music offers a ravishing paean to the music of the spheres, which reportedly brought audience member Igor Stravinsky to tears at its premiere performance. To conclude a mystical evening, prepare to enjoy Johannes Brahms’ magnificent masterpiece for soloists, chorus, and orchestra, his incandescent Deutsches Requiem.
Receive a 20% discount on ticket prices for the concert using code CAMERATA20
Bypass Ticketmaster fees by calling the Long Beach Symphony box office at (562) 436-3203 ext. 1
The Enviro-Arts Fair is free to the general public.
What is the Enviro-Arts Fair?
The Enviro-Arts Fair will feature exhibitors from various organizations that will offer information about the environmental issues and science around water usage, water pollution and water conservation. In addition there will be an opportunity for local schools, organizations and artistic collaborators for art-making activities, artistic exhibits, and on stage performances.
When is Peace Project 7 Enviro-Arts Fair?
October 8th Noon – 3:00 p.m.
Where is the Enviro-Arts Fair?
The Long Beach Arena
What is the Worth of Water?
SHARE YOUR VOICE HERE
This is before our Peace Project VII – “The Worth of Water” concert which you can get tickets for here.
Showcasing the talents and personalities of our individual singers, you will leave the theater tapping your toes and humming your favorite songs from classic Hollywood movies!
VIP $65, Preferred $55, General $40
Click the map to access directions to Wilson High School Auditorium.
The words of the great playwright William Shakespeare have been inspiring and delighting audiences since the day they were penned. Come and hear some of his most memorable lines set to music and performed by the Catalyst Chamber Ensemble.
With a special pre-show appearance by the Long Beach Shakespeare Company.
Tickets $45-70, with no assigned seating
Say “Hallelujah” as we perform this beloved masterpiece, now in its 16th year! This year we partner with the Tesserae Baroque Ensemble and award-winning soloists to share all your favorite arias and choruses.
VIP $65, Preferred $55, General $40
A concert of comfort and joy!
We will open the Holiday Season with a serene and beautiful evening of traditional holiday a capella music, performed by our Catalyst Chamber Ensemble.
VIP $65, Preferred $55, General $40, with no assigned seating
ASL Interpretation will be available
PARKING DIRECTIONS
Casual conversations with Artistic Director, Dr. James K. Bass about the choral artform. "Brahms' Requiem" With the upcoming performance of Brahms’ Requiem featuring Long Beach Camerata Singers and the
Casual conversations with Artistic Director, Dr. James K. Bass about the choral artform. "Great Choral Conductors" Dr. Bass will profile a number of luminaries in the field of
Story By: AMANDA PALACIOS, ABC7 EYEWITNESS NEWS LONG BEACH, Calif. (KABC) — From a young age, Jacob Boland says he has had a passion for music. After being diagnosed with
Casual conversations with Artistic Director Dr. James K. Bass about the choral artform. "All About Choral Music" Dr. Bass will discuss the evolution of the choral art form through history,
Eckart Preu, Conductor Elissa Johnston, Soprano Kevin Deas, Baritone Long Beach Camerata Singers, Chorus The Long Beach Symphony's March concert bids a fond farewell to the dark days and starry
The Enviro-Arts Fair is free to the general public. What is the Enviro-Arts Fair? The Enviro-Arts Fair will feature exhibitors from various organizations that will offer information about the environmental issues and
Showcasing the talents and personalities of our individual singers, you will leave the theater tapping your toes and humming your favorite songs from classic Hollywood movies! VIP $65, Preferred $55,
The words of the great playwright William Shakespeare have been inspiring and delighting audiences since the day they were penned. Come and hear some of his most memorable lines set
Say “Hallelujah” as we perform this beloved masterpiece, now in its 16th year! This year we partner with the Tesserae Baroque Ensemble and award-winning soloists to share all your favorite
A concert of comfort and joy! We will open the Holiday Season with a serene and beautiful evening of traditional holiday a capella music, performed by our Catalyst Chamber Ensemble.
