This season, Los Angeles is hosting a series of captivating events dedicated to the timeless works of George Frideric Handel. From a soulful rendition by Mervyn Warren at USC Thornton School of Music to the rare Mozart version of Handel's 'Messiah' with the Los Angeles Master Chorale, there's something for every classical music lover. Don't miss the joyful Messiah Sing-Along at Walt Disney Concert Hall and the grand oratorio performances with Artelize. Looking ahead, the Camerata Pacifica will bring Handel's 'Trio Sonata in G major' to various venues across Southern California in February 2025. Join us in celebrating Handel's enduring legacy.

Celebrate Handel's Masterpieces in Los Angeles: A Series of Enchanting Events

Step into a world where classical music and festive spirit unite, presented by the esteemed Artelize Orchestra. From the enchanting notes of Bach's Christmas Oratorio and the majestic grandeur of Handel's Messiah, to the vibrant blend of Montgomery and Beethoven, each performance promises an unforgettable experience. Conductors and musicians of the highest caliber bring these timeless masterpieces to life at the Artelize Hall in Los Angeles. Whether you're a seasoned classical aficionado or a newcomer, these concerts offer a perfect symphony of tradition and innovation that will resonate through the holiday season and beyond.

A Harmonious Celebration: Artelize Orchestra’s Festive Oratorios and Symphonic Journeys

Celebrate the holiday season with a joyous performance of Johann Sebastian Bach's Christmas Oratorio, presented by the Artelize Orchestra. This beloved masterpiece captures the story of the Nativity through six vibrant cantatas, each overflowing with festive choruses, delicate arias, and instrumental brilliance. Under the skilled baton of the Artelize Orchestra's conductor, join us for an evening that blends the warmth and spirit of the season with the timeless beauty of Bach’s music. Don’t miss this enchanting symphonic journey, perfect for audiences of all ages!

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Bach's Christmas Oratorio with the Artelize Orchestra

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**Handel's Saul in Concert**

Join the Artelize Orchestra for an extraordinary evening as they bring to life George Frideric Handel’s dramatic oratorio, *Saul*. This masterwork, filled with intense emotion and vivid character portrayal, tells the biblical story of King Saul’s jealousy and downfall in the face of David’s rising favor. With powerful choral sections, majestic orchestration, and soaring arias, *Saul* is one of Handel’s most ambitious compositions. Conducted by Maestro Sheryl Johnson and featuring a world-class cast of vocal soloists, this concert promises a spellbinding journey into one of the Baroque era’s greatest works.

Handel's Saul in Concert

Join the Artelize Orchestra for an evening of timeless music with Beethoven's Piano Concertos No. 1 & 2, featuring acclaimed pianist Igor Levit as the soloist. Under the masterful direction of the Artelize Orchestra’s conductor, the program celebrates the youthful energy and lyrical elegance of Beethoven’s early concertos. Levit’s expressive style and technical brilliance will bring these masterpieces to life, delivering an unforgettable performance that captures Beethoven’s innovative spirit. Don’t miss this remarkable concert, a must-see for both Beethoven enthusiasts and lovers of classical music.

Beethoven's piano concertos no. 1 & 2

**Mozart’s Concerto No. 21 with Artelize**

Join the Artelize Orchestra for an enchanting evening dedicated to Mozart’s beloved *Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major*, K. 467. This masterwork, known for its lyrical second movement, often called the “Elvira Madigan” after its famous use in film, promises to captivate audiences with its elegance and emotional depth. The evening will feature renowned pianist and soloist Sarah Hartman, whose delicate touch and expressive phrasing bring Mozart's intricate melodies to life. Conductor James Mitchell leads the orchestra through this joyful and lyrical piece, celebrating one of Mozart's most timeless and beloved compositions.

Mozart's Concerto no. 21 with Artelize

Join the Artelize Orchestra for an electrifying season opener featuring George Gershwin's iconic Rhapsody in Blue. This performance promises a thrilling start to the season, blending jazz and classical elements that have captivated audiences since its premiere in 1924. The evening features acclaimed pianist Sarah Kensington as the soloist, whose dazzling technique and expressive style bring the work’s vibrant, urban-inspired themes to life.

Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue is celebrated for its unforgettable opening clarinet glissando and rich orchestration, bridging American jazz rhythms with classical sophistication. Under the direction of Maestro Alexei Romanov, the Artelize Orchestra will explore the piece's dynamic range, from sweeping melodies to syncopated bursts of energy, showcasing why Rhapsody in Blue remains a beloved masterpiece.

Season opener with Rhapsody in Blue

The event titled "Beethoven's Eroice and the Artelize Orchestra" features performances by Jan Pilgaard Carlsen, Paolo Cacciatori and is scheduled on the following dates:

Date: 05/31/2024
Date: 06/01/2024

Enjoy two classics: Beethoven's seminal Eroica that changed the direction of classical music for a decade and Brahms' first piano concerto. An equally important work from the 19th century of musical revolution.

Beethoven's Eroica and the Artelize Orchestra

Beethoven's thirds symphony, Eroica, was a revolution in classical music that changed it's landscape forever. Same can be said of Brahm's first piano concerto!
Enjoy these two seminal works in an evening to remember conducted by Paola C. A. Ciatori and performed by audience favorite John Paul Carlsen.

The Third and the First

Verdi's Requiem with Artelize

Join the Srtelize Orchestra for an inspiring evening titled "Montgomery and Beethoven", featuring an evocative blend of modern and classic symphonic works. The concert opens with Jessie Montgomery's vibrant compositions, Strum & Starburst, known for their dynamic rhythms and rich, emotional depth that draw on influences from folk, jazz, and classical music. tThe evening continues with Beethoven's Symphony No. 6, the "Pastoral", a timeless masterpiece that paints a vivid, musical landscape of nature’s beauty and tranquility. This concert promises to be an unforgettable journey through sound, bridging the past and present with two remarkable composers.

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Feb 6, 2025

Montgomery and Beethoven

Dec 2, 2024

Bach's Christmas Oratorio with the Artelize Orchestra

Oct 28, 2024

Handel's Saul in Concert

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