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Camerata Pacifica

The Huntington

A longtime favorite on the Athenaeum chamber music series, the Maxwell String Quartet returns with a colorful program that opens with their signature dose of Scottish folk tunes, followed by Edmund Finnis’s first quartet, a poetic work that draws inspiration from the choral music of William Byrd, which closes the first half in an arrangement by the Maxwell String Quartet. Brahms’s epic second quartet rounds out this exciting evening.

Maxwell String Quartet

Athenaeum Music & Arts Library

Beloved by audiences worldwide, the GRAMMY® Award winning Takács Quartet returns to BroadStage with a captivating program of classical masterpieces and a bold new work proudly co-commissioned by BroadStage.

Takács Quartet

Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center

Straight-ahead jazz is the point of departure these long-time veterans of the Los Angeles jazz scene but creating a temporal art form through improvisation and ensemble interaction is what this program is all about.

Chuck Manning & Friends

Altadena Library

Enjoy an evening of chamber music masterworks in which the rich, dark sound of the viola plays a central role. Directed by renowned violist Tatjana Masurenko, Viola Plus returns with another rousing program featuring Tatjana herself, Colburn faculty and students, and special guests.

Viola Plus

Colburn School

Modigliani Quartet

William Andrews Clark Memorial Library

Join us at the Playhouse for an unforgettable evening with Michael Carvin, a legendary drummer whose extraordinary talent and rhythmic mastery have made him an icon in jazz. From his early start in Houston to performing with giants like Freddie Hubbard, Dizzy Gillespie, and McCoy Tyner, Carvin’s career spans over five decades of groundbreaking music. Known for his powerful technique and creative depth, Carvin’s performance promises a dynamic showcase of jazz drumming at its finest—don’t miss this chance to experience his artistry live!

Michael Carvin

Sierra Madre Playhouse

“Taste What You Hear” as North America’s top concertmasters perform works paired to the finest in wine. Featuring Kansas City Symphony concertmaster Jun Iwasaki and pianist Sean Chen.

Jun Iwasaki & Sean Chen

Fairbanks Ranch Country Club

While performing Rossini, why not break into Latin beats? The Low Down Duo started as a fun experiment, mixing up traditional classical repertoire by composers such as Rossini and Haydn with Brazilian music, Argentine tangos, blues and even a bit of Sinatra! The combination has proven to be a hit with audiences. Never losing their grasp on their classical roots, The Low Down Duo weaves new styles into the mix, creating entertaining and compelling performances.

The Low Down Duo

Fullerton First United Methodist Church

Sierra Madre Playhouse partners with Wild Up for another season of its L.A. Composer Series—a bold, exploratory concert series spotlighting living composers working in Los Angeles. Known for their genre-defying performances that blend new music, theater, and performance art, Wild Up brings an exciting and immersive perspective to contemporary chamber music.

Mia Barcia-Colombo

Our dynamic program live classical music concert- that showcases powerful fusion classical and electronic genres., we bridge centuries of musical heritage with contemporary sounds, creating an inspiring cultural experience that resonates with the past and shapes the future.

Modern Classical & Crossover

OASIS Senior Citizen Center

LA Phil Musicians and Junko Ueno Garrett pursue a French connection with Debussy’s trio, Tansman’s cello quartet and Faure’s quintet.

Joy of Chamber Music

First United Methodist Church of Pasadena

Trio Azura was founded in 2022 at the Colburn Conservatory in Los Angeles. The ensemble consists of Canadian violinist Duncan McDougall, South Korean cellist Yejin Hong, and Chinese pianist Yanfeng (Tony) Bai. They are the Ensemble in Residence at Colburn, studying under faculty members Jonathan Brown, Fabio Bidini, Martin Beaver, and Clive Greensmith. The Trio won the Grand Prize and Gold Medal at the 51st Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition. In addition, they received the Lift Every Voice Prize for the best performance of a work by an underrepresented composer, as well as the Horszowski Trio Prize. They are also prize winners at the Schoenfeld International String Competition in Harbin, China.

Trio Azura

Los Angeles Harbor College

Pacific Unitarian Church

Prepare to be spellbound by the fiery brilliance of Jose Antonio Rodriguez, one of the most celebrated Flamenco guitarists of our time. With breathtaking technique and soul-stirring emotion, Rodriguez takes the stage in a mesmerizing performance that fuses the deep roots of Flamenco with bold contemporary flair. A composer, collaborator, and virtuoso with a global reputation, Rodriguez has worked alongside icons like Paco de Lucia, Chick Corea, and Alejandro Sanz, and his music has graced everything from films to world-renowned festivals. In this electrifying concert, he blurs the lines between tradition and innovation, weaving elements of jazz, world music, and classical influence into the rich, passionate tapestry of Flamenco.

Jose Antonio Rodrigez

George Nakano Theater

Ephraim Reitman started playing guitar at twelve years old and developed an affinity for Latin based music. He began playing with the local musicians in his Philadelphia neighborhood. At 15 he started studying percussion with Butch Ballard, a drummer for Count Basie and Duke Ellington, which in turn help his guitar playing. In 1976 he joined The Wire and Wood Band as a percussionist and vocalist. He is currently the percussionist for Elegencia Doub’le, a piano duo.

Alchemy Concert

Coronado Public Library

Ottensamer, Soltani & Bax

The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center

Back by popular demand, the Modigliani Quartet is recognized as one of today’s most sought-after quartets, featuring regularly in prominent international series and on the world’s most prestigious stages.

Cuyamaca College

Immerse yourself in the romantic world of the Phaeton Piano Trio, as their performance is bathed in the gentle glow of candlelight. This exceptional ensemble, comprised of Friedemann Eichhorn, Peter Hörr, and Florian Uhlig, is known for their passionate performances, virtuosic technique, and seamless ensemble work. Each member of the trio is an acclaimed soloist in their own right, and their combined artistry creates a truly captivating musical experience. The program presents a compelling mix of contemporary energy with Fazıl Say’s Trio Space Jump alongside the established masterpieces of Beethoven’s “Archduke” Trio, Op. 97, and Saint-Saëns’ Trio No. 2. The candlelight will enhance the intimacy of the piano trio setting, creating a truly magical musical experience.

Phaeton Trio

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Join us in The Merc on the 2nd Sunday of each month for chamber performances by the region’s best professional musicians. The intimate setting of The Merc allows the audience and musicians to interact with each other so you can learn about the musicians, their instruments, their careers, and the music they perform.

Classics at the Merc

The Merc

Ryan Cross, an accomplished jazz bassist, cellist, and composer, brings his exceptional talents to the stage with his band. A Grammy-recognized musician who has performed and recorded with legends like Beyoncé, Stevie Wonder, and John Legend, Ryan’s mastery of jazz and wide-ranging versatility make his performances dynamic and unforgettable. Having appeared on over 100 TV shows and films, Ryan’s influence extends across music and entertainment. This concert promises an evening of world-class jazz, showcasing the deep musicality and expertise that Ryan and his band are known for.

Ryan Cross

Le Salon de Musiques, a compendium of world-renowned chamber music performers, takes place at the historic La Jolla Woman’s Club. The new season begins on October 12, 2025 and ends on June 14, 2026. Each event runs from 4:00 to 7:00 pm. The nine performances take place in an intimate stage-free environment, eliminating the boundaries between the artists and the audience. Introduced by a musicologist the concerts are followed by interactive discussions between the artists and the audience, sharing ideas and impressions about the music performed, while enjoying French champagne and a buffet featuring French cuisine.

Le Salon de Musiques

La Jolla Woman's Club

Viola Celebration: The unique timbre of the viola — rich, dark, and soulful — has made it the instrument of choice for composers seeking to add even more luscious beauty to chamber ensembles.

CMS Lincoln Center

California Institute of Technology

Mackenzie Melemed

California State University, Fullerton

Originally from China, the two pianists completed their studies in the United States. Ning Lu holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Boulder, while Jie Lu holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Illinois. Both are on the faculty at the University of Utah’s School of Music.

Jie Lu & Ning Lu

Rolling Hills United Methodist Church

Siberian-born saxophonist Valentin Kovalev is a bold new voice in classical music, known for his dynamic style and global perspective. A recent winner of the Naumburg Saxophone Competition and Concert Artists Guild’s Audience Award, he has performed to acclaim across North America, Europe, and Asia—including a sold-out Carnegie Hall debut. With training in Russia, France, and the U.S., Kovalev combines virtuosic talent with a fresh, engaging presence that’s inspiring audiences both onstage and online.

Valentin Kovalev

Pepperdine University

​Music of Debussy, Shostakovich, Bizet, Brahms, Mozart and Adrienne Albert

Greenberg Zukovsky Tang Trio

Brand Park

Instrumental crossover string quartet Spinphony is breaking down barriers between classical, rock, and pop music. Mixing and mashing catchy melodies into unique arrangements such as “Bach in Black” and “Don’t Stop Beethoven”, Spinphony is more like a rock band than a string quartet with added choreography and beats. The four stunning ladies who often get mistaken for sisters, are winning over audiences with their creative and high energy performances nationwide. Their one of a kind sound is refreshing and will leave audiences with a whole new appreciation for instrumental music.

Spinphony

James R. Armstrong Theatre

Hermann Hudde is an acclaimed classical guitarist, scholar, and educator whose performances span prestigious stages across Europe and the Americas—from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston to La Maison de l’Amérique Latine in Paris. Known for his expressive artistry and deep engagement with Latin American music, Hudde has premiered and inspired numerous contemporary works dedicated to him. His outreach performances in schools, libraries, and community spaces reflect a deep commitment to the social power of music. A PhD in Musicology, Hermann brings both intellectual depth and poetic sensitivity to every note he plays.

Hermann Hudde

The Sanctuary Studio for the Arts & Humanities

Sometimes, music soars. Sometimes, it aches. And sometimes, it refuses to resolve — until it finally does. This program explores the fragile, cathartic space between dissonance and harmony. From Mozart’s “Dissonance” Quartet and Janáček’s Intimate Letters to Prokofiev’s lyrical modernism, Caroline Shaw’s crystalline sound world, and Gesualdo’s haunting Renaissance chromaticism, this is music that finds beauty in unrest, and invites us to do the same.

Beauty in Tension

The Village Studios

Pasadena Conservatory of Music

The dynamic duo of violinist Adam Millstein and pianist Dominic Cheli performs works by innovative composers who profoundly impacted the trajectory of 20th-century music.

Adam Millstein & Dominic Cheli

We are living in the midst of multiple political, social, and environmental crises. In such difficult times, music can provide some respite – a opportunity to appreciate beauty in the world and to find rejuvenation.

Music @ Marymount

Loyola Marymount University

The legendary Takács Quartet brings their unparalleled artistry to the stage, illuminated by the soft glow of candlelight. Prepare to be mesmerized by their refined performance and profound musical interpretations. Their program is a delightful mix of classic and contemporary, featuring Haydn’s elegant String Quartet Op. 74 No. 3, the inventive world premiere of Clarice Assad’s new String Quartet (a Schlichting commission), and Debussy’s spontaneous String Quartet. The intimate atmosphere created by the candlelight will allow you to connect with the music on a profound level, highlighting the beauty and emotion of each piece.

Takacs String Quartet

The legendary Canadian baroque orchestra Tafelmusik is no stranger to San Diego audiences. But when it joins forces with “the unsurpassed British glory of the baroque violin” (The Times) Rachel Podger—serving as both soloist and conductor—the ensemble is sure to deliver an unforgettable evening. Their program Brilliant Baroque features suites and concertos by Lully, Telemann, Handel, and the reconstructed violin concerto BWV 1056R by JS Bach.

Tafelmusik

St. James by-the-Sea Episcopal Church

Islands evoke myriad vivid impressions and captivate our imaginations. As places of stunning beauty, mystery, and isolation, “where the contours of the land itself form a kind of sinewy poetry,” countless associations come with the very mention of the word. Islands conjure a range of emotions and flights of fancy, from images of wild, exotic natural wonders, to metaphorical and spiritual connections. In this program, Nic Gerpe will present a range of colorful and evocative pieces which explore the many aspects and connotations of islands, from the imaginary landscapes of Almeida Prado’s Ilhas to Thomas Osborne’s poetic and virtuosic And The Waves Sing Because They Are Moving. The program will include captivating works by Donnacha Dennehy, Salina Fisher and Christopher Cerrone, and will feature world premieres of “30 for 30” Piano Spheres commissions by Robert Pollock, José-Luis Hurtado and Paul Moravec.

Nic Gerpe

Widely acclaimed for the rare beauty of her tone and her enchanting presence on stage, Irina Kulikova has established herself as one of today’s leading guitarists. She received over 30 awards for her artistry, including 1st prizes at the most prestigious international competitions.

Irina Kulikova

Tuesday Musicale members provide a recital featuring its members in the First Church of Christ Scientist, 80 S Oakland Ave., Pasadena CA

Tuesday Musicale

First Church of Christ, Scientist

A rare alchemy of sound in an inspired program of duets highlighting two luminous partnerships: cello with piano, and cello with harp. From Bach to Mendelssohn, the music moves between warmth and radiance, offering a rich palette of colors and moods.

Intimate Classics 284 Strings

California Center for the Arts, Escondido

New Hollywood String Quartet

South Pasadena Public Library

Experience the talent and creativity of Colburn’s distinguished faculty artists as they perform their own curated programs with friends and students. This concert features a pair of Dvořák piano trios.

Gronnier, Lash & Bidini

One of the world’s most extraordinary pianists, Nobuyuki Tsujii is renowned for his technical virtuosity and deeply emotional performances. With formidable technique and a natural gift for pianistic color, Tsujii transcends the boundaries of music with his unique ability to express the purest forms of emotion through the piano. Despite being blind from birth, Japanese pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii (Nobu)’s breathtaking artistry and expressive power have earned him a place among the greatest musicians of his generation. Described by The Observer as the “definition of virtuosity,” his performances resonate with audiences worldwide, whether performing Chopin’s delicate nocturnes, the grandeur of Rachmaninoff, or his own interpretations of classical and contemporary works.

Nobuyuki Tsujii

Iryna Krechkovsky is a prize-winning violinist with an international career in solo, chamber, and orchestral performances. Celebrated for her tone, emotionality, and precision, she has performed in concert venues from Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York City, to The American Church in Paris, and Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto, and was featured on National Public Radio, KABC-TV Los Angeles, the Public Broadcasting Service, and most recently, as a speaker/performer at TEDxChapmanU.

Krechkovsky & Freeman

Laguna Art Museum

A live performance of today’s most popular game music including League of Legends Champions Themes, Baba Yetu from Civilization IV, music from Final Fantasy XV, Guild Wars 2, Hell Divers 2, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, The Simpson’s Game, and BioShock Infinite!

Game Jams

Burbank Town Center

The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute

Death and the Maiden by Schubert and Selections from Movies Melodia Mariposa is delighted to present the Zelter Quartet playing Death and the Maiden by Schubert at the Pasadena Mausoleum.

Death and the Maiden

Pasadena Mausoleum

Department of Music performance faculty and composers present an evening of classical and new music.

Music Faculty Recital

Beverly Hills National Audition Winners, rising opera stars Xavier Prado and Camila Lima, and pianist and noted film composer Ruy Folguera, are favorites at Classical Crossroads and have an avid following among South Bay aficionados. They bring a program of Songs of the Americas and other popular favorites.

Songs of the Americas

First Lutheran Church and School

Current and former faculty and students celebrate the music and life of late professor emeritus and composer-in-residence Karl Kohn, featuring music by Kohn, Flaherty, and Schoenberg

Tribute to Karl Kohn

Pomona College

Brahms Piano Quartet

Scripps College

The Library’s Autumn Concert Series takes place on Fridays from September 5 to October 31. Each concert will begin at 1 p.m. in the Winn Room. Doors will open 15 minutes prior to the performance. On October 31, we will have Robert Wetzel on guitar, performing Guitar Fantasy Through the Centuries.

Robert Wetzel

Join Rivian and Laguna Beach Live! for Shadows and Strings: A haunting improvised score meets the 1922 horror classic Nosferatu, performed live by the Melissa Hasin String Quartet. An electrifying performance to prepare for Halloween, where chilling visuals meet a fearless improvised string soundtrack — composed on the spot, played live, and never the same twice. Experience the original horror movie with a killer new musical reimagining.

Shadows and Strings

Laguna South Coast Theatre

Internationally celebrated as the “master of the guitar,” Pablo Sáinz Villegas redefines Spanish classical guitar through his expressive artistry and bold spirit. A frequent collaborator with Plácido Domingo and orchestras such as the Berlin Philharmonic and Chicago Symphony, Villegas has performed on some of the world’s most iconic stages—from Carnegie Hall to the Amazon River. For this intimate concert, he explores the diverse sounds of the Americas, showcasing the passion, color, and virtuosity that have made him one of the most acclaimed guitarists of his generation.

Pablo Sainz-Villegas

The series opens on Wednesday, October 29, with an Athenaeum debut by the Kris Davis Trio, featuring Davis on piano, Robert Hurst on bass, and Johnathan Blake on drums. Recognized in the DownBeat Critics Poll as Pianist of the Year in 2025, 2022, and 2020, Davis has become one of the most celebrated jazz pianists of her generation.

Kris Davis Trio

The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens

City of Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza

Born in Virginia and raised in South Carolina, cellist Margaret Tait joined the San Francisco Symphony in 1974. Her studies were at the North Carolina School of the Arts, the University of Southern California, and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and she holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Music.

Margaret Tait & Alison Luedecke

Esmé Quartet

Prepare to be captivated by violinist Chee-Yun, whose flawless technique, dazzling tone, and emotional depth have enchanted audiences across five continents. A true luminary of classical music, Chee-Yun’s charm and charisma infuse every performance, making her a beloved figure in the world of orchestral and chamber music.

Chee-Yun Kim

Irvine Barclay Theatre

Ernest Salem & Alison Edwards

2018 WINNER OF THE GENEVA INTERNATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITION

Dmitry Shishkin

Our picture of the Romantic era becomes more complete as we spotlight a composer long deserving of wider attention. Louise Farrenc’s Symphony No. 2 reveals a voice shaped by but distinct from her male contemporaries. Pianist Marc-André Hamelin joins Music Director Jaime Martín to conjure the tempestuous beauty of Brahms’s First Piano Concerto, a beloved work that foreshadows his future symphonic brilliance. In tandem, the two pieces offer a thrilling exploration of Romanticism’s expressive power.

Romantic Resonance

Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts

Handel’s arrival in Rome in 1706 had a profound influence on his development as a composer, igniting one of the most creative periods of his career. In Rome, Handel rubbed shoulders with the greatest musicians of the age while basking in the luxuries, excesses, and patronage of the clerical aristocracy. When in Rome brings together seductive and euphoric music of this time and place.

When in Rome

All Souls' Episcopal Church/Bach Collegium San Diego

A one-day festival of lectures, performances, and hands-on sessions bringing together performers, educators, students, and music lovers across SoCal in a collegial setting. Featured instruments are: Fritts & Richards pipe organ (3 manuals), Opus 5, inspired by Northern German organs of the 17th century; an 1829 Broadwood fortepiano; and French-and Neapolitan-style harpsichords. Participants will have the opportunity to try out the instruments.

HKSNA SoCal Early Keyboard Festival

Garik Pedersen

A bountiful mini-fest of songs and chamber music to celebrate the 70th birthday of American composer Lori Laitman

Lori Laitman: A Celebration!

The San Diego Flute Guild invites the public to their Fall Member’s Recital on Saturday, October 25th at 2:30 p.m. in the Winn Room at Coronado Public Library. Recital will conclude with light refreshments and a chance to socialize with your fellow music lovers!

Fall Flute Recital

Music by Kaija Saariaho, Caroline Shaw, Sam Wu, Fabien Waksman, David Baker, and Robert Schumann

Kaleidoscope

Downtown Santa Monica

Steinway Piano Gallery Pasadena

Chamber Music | OC

The Library’s Autumn Concert Series takes place on Fridays from September 5 to October 31. Each concert will begin at 1 p.m. in the Winn Room. Doors will open 15 minutes prior to the performance. On October 24, we will have Sophie Webber on the cello.

Sophie Webber

Flutist Emi Ferguson and clarinetist Joshua Rubin come together for an extraordinary concert featuring contemporary music solos and duos. Emi, known for her “hauntingly beautiful performances” and innovative approach to classical and modern music, brings a dynamic range of expression to the flute. Joshua, a founding member of the International Contemporary Ensemble, is celebrated for his ability to infuse every note with depth and emotion. This concert showcases their individual artistry and collaborative synergy through a repertoire of modern works, offering a captivating exploration of the boundaries of contemporary music.

Emi Ferguson & Joshua Rubin

Music by Jenni Brandon, Francisco Castillo, and Francis Poulenc

Earth, Winds, and Sky

Quartetto di Cremona David Shifrin

Experience the sublime artistry of the Jerusalem Quartet in an evening of intimate and powerful chamber music. Celebrated worldwide for their exceptional skill and deep musical connection, the quartet offers a captivating blend of classical mastery and fresh interpretations that continue to thrill audiences.

Jerusalem Quartet

Tuesdays @ Monk Space presents a concert dedicated to longtime Brightwork friend, supporter, and board member, Lowell Hill. Lowell was a curious listener and music enthusiast who could be found with a warm smile at most new music concerts around Los Angeles. He was treasured by our community of artists, who offer this program to honor his legacy of care and support for new music.

A Concert for Lowell

Monk Space | Film Warehouse LA

Superstar cellist Santiago Cañón-Valencia returns to open our season with a dreamy duo program of French sonatas, unique transcriptions, and Stravinsky’s Suite Italienne (adapted from his ballet Pulcinella). Cañón-Valencia is a BBC Next Generation Artist and Tchaikovsky Competition silver medalist; his skill is hailed by The Strad as “technically flawless … totally under the skin of the composers’ idioms.”

Cañón-Valencia & Asuncion

Edward Gabrielyan, piano, Duncan Moore, drums & Justin Grinnell, bass

Edward Gabrielyan, Duncan Moore & Justin Grinnell

Internationally renowned pianist Adam Golka joins Artistic Director Tomasz Golka for a duo recital featuring works by Beethoven, Schumann, and Tomasz Golka.

Adam & Tomasz Golka

Westmont of Riverside

Carte Blanche to Los Angeles’ All Female Mariachi Band. Mariachi Lindas Mexicanas was founded in Boyle Heights, California in 2007 by musical director Maricela Martínez, a musician with more than 20 years of experience in the mariachi business.  Mariachi Lindas Mexicanas has performed, collaborated and participated in several high- profile projects, including a Latin GRAMMY with Mon Laferte, Martha Stewart & Snoop Dogg’s cookout, Red Bull Music Academy, Netflix, and Phillip Lim among many others. The goal of Mariachi Lindas Mexicanas is to share this tradition with younger generations around the world.

Mariachi Lindas Mexicanas

Mount Wilson Observatory

Esther Back & Robert Zapulla

Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum

Experience an unforgettable evening with the Vicente Chamber Orchestra as we present Vivaldi’s timeless masterpiece, The Four Seasons, brought to life by four distinguished Los Angeles violinists — Ken Aiso, Philip Vaiman, Aggy Blevin, and Steven Lu — with harpsichordist Tae Yeon Lim.

Vivaldi Four Seasons

Bel Air Church

Geometry and Folk Themes

Renowned for her insightful interpretations characterized by a blend of passion, introspection, and profound expressiveness, Marina Grozdanovic is a pianist celebrated for her ability to engage in a transcendent dialogue with the audience, while drawing them into the depths of music. Her performances stand as a testament to her interpretive prowess, delivering the essence of the composer’s vision with authenticity, vitality and transformative power. She is an internationally acclaimed pianist, and some of her performance highlights include the Beverly Hills International Music Festival at Greystone Mansion in Los Angeles; the Ravinia Music Festival in Chicago; the Kolarac Music Hall in Belgrade, Serbia; the National Gallery in Oslo, Norway; Les Dimanches Musicaux and Atelier Concert Series in Paris; St. Olave’s Church and St. Mary Abbot’s Church in London; and performances with the Bombay Chamber Orchestra in India. She was recently showcased as a distinguished guest performer on Serbian national television, RTS.

Marina Grozdanovic

Logan House

Take a six-string world tour with Puerto Rican guitarist Leonela Alejandro, winner of the 2024 Guitar Foundation of America International Concert Artist Competition. Delight in her endearingly powerful and energetic stage presence as she performs solo guitar works featuring Brazilian beats, laidback jazz club vibes, and everything in between.

Leonela Alejandro

Violinist Phillip Levy and pianist Tae Yeon Lim present a captivating program to include  Beethoven’s Sonata in D Major, Prokofiev’s lyrical Five Melodies and the epic Sonata for Violin and Piano by the Belgian composer Guillaume Lekeu.

Chamber Music SoCal

Nov 18, 2025

Camerata Pacifica

Nov 17, 2025

Maxwell String Quartet

Chamber Music SoCal