The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral evensong program featuring pieces by Stravinsky, Kim, South, Byrd, and Moore. This service can be live-streamed here.

Adam joins Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Schola Cantorum for a Mass of Remembrance program, centered around Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem.

Admission is free and open to the public.

For the first time in history, the Los Angeles Master Chorale will perform with the National Chorus of Korea, a fellow world-class powerhouse organization, also known for its technical precision and emotional depth.

The definitive voice of choral music in South Korea and the country’s “musical ambassadors,” the National Chorus of Korea was founded in 1973 as the first professional choral ensemble in the country. With the ability to tackle extremely complex repertoires – from Renaissance pieces to avant-garde contemporary works – the Chorus has a vocal blend and intonation that is rarely matched.

This once-in-a-lifetime event will feature a combined ensemble of over 100 Master Chorale and National Chorus singers performing music spanning the ages, both as individual choirs and in harmony with each other.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral program featuring pieces by Byrd, Mann, Vaughan Williams, Duruflé, St. Anne, and Gower to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The Street Symphony Chamber Singers present a program of meditative musical offerings, including Syrce’s La Muerte Sonriente, to convene vulnerable spaces of community and conversation.

Music With A Mission is a free concert series held at the Midnight Mission, featuring world class ensembles performing directly for residents and the surrounding community. The program is open to the public and creates a space where people experiencing homelessness can connect with others through live music in a safe, supportive environment.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral program featuring pieces by Dawson and others to accompany this African Fellowship Sunday service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral evensong program featuring pieces by Harris, Rose, Woodward, Jacobs, Vann, Howells, Hadley, and Hancock. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral program featuring pieces by Harris, Hylton Steward, Farrant, and Ellers to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral program to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Prepare for a dazzling evening of true musical splendor as Grant Gershon’s Silver Anniversary Season launches with a spectacular double-bill featuring the music of Johannes Brahms and Anton Bruckner, complete with nearly 100 singers and orchestra in the majestic Walt Disney Concert Hall.

The program highlights a true pinnacle of choral artistry and emotional resonance, Brahms’ Requiem, the composer’s crowning masterpiece that is unlike any other Requiem ever written, partnered with Bruckner’s Te Deum, often regarded as one of the greatest choral-orchestral works ever composed. It is a mix of raw power with deep personal significance to its composer, who called it “the pride of my life.”

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral program to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral program to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Soloists Hannah Cho, soprano, and Sarah Saturnino, mezzo-soprano, join Dream Orchestra for a presentation of Gustav Mahler’s 2nd Symphony, titled “Resurrection”. This concert is presented as part of the Pacific Music Festival.

Join us in celebrating Gustavo Dudamel’s legacy as LA Phil Music & Artistic Director at the Hollywood Bowl! After 17 years of pushing the boundaries of classical music and exploring genres of all kinds, Dudamel leads a program that represents his belief in the life-changing power of music.

Adam joins Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Schola Cantorum for a Catholic Mass. The service will feature small choir with 2 on a part harmony. Admission is free to the public.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a choral program to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Adam joins Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Schola Cantorum for a Catholic Mass. The service will feature small choir with 2 on a part harmony. Admission is free to the public.

The Sacred Veil is a 12-movement work and the most recent collaboration between Eric Whitacre and poet/lyricist Charles Anthony Silvestri telling a story of life, love and loss. Scored for mixed chorus, piano, and cello, Whitacre will conduct a choir comprised of Los Angeles Master Chorale members singing alongside members of several San Luis Obispo County vocal ensembles.

Adam will cantor this special Patronal Festival service, accompanied by The St. James’ in-the-City Choir and a brass ensemble. The program will include selections from Butcher, Schubert, Ritchie, Britten, and Howells to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Adam joins an octet to present a program in honor of the life and tragic death of the young Maxwell Hale, tragically killed during a military training exercise.

The program includes selections from Victoria, Palestrina, Byrd, and Rutter.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Schubert, Hallock, Boyle, and Davies to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Shaw, Hancock, Neswick, Schubert, Hallock, Bruckner, and Howells to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Lightscape considers our landscape of diversity, creating a vulnerable and humanistic portrait that chronicles the search to find one’s individuality in a world of continuous transformation. In this work, Aitken creates a modern mythology propelled by music, film, and architecture. It follows multiple characters in a Robert Altman–esque structure, taking us on a journey that explores a landscape in the midst of extreme change—from the deep ecology of vast deserts and desolate mountainscapes to futuristic robotics factories and the digital realm.

Lightscape considers our landscape of diversity, creating a vulnerable and humanistic portrait that chronicles the search to find one’s individuality in a world of continuous transformation. In this work, Aitken creates a modern mythology propelled by music, film, and architecture. It follows multiple characters in a Robert Altman–esque structure, taking us on a journey that explores a landscape in the midst of extreme change—from the deep ecology of vast deserts and desolate mountainscapes to futuristic robotics factories and the digital realm.

Adam joins Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Schola Cantorum for a Catholic Mass. The service will feature small choir with 2 on a part harmony. Admission is free to the public.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Shaw, Hancock, Neswick, Schubert, Hallock, Bruckner, and Howells to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Gustavo Dudamel honors his Venezuelan and American identities, presiding over two poetry-inspired choral symphonic works in his final Walt Disney Concert Hall program as Music & Artistic Director. At times hushed and mysterious and at others pulsating and ecstatic, Harmonium was a breakthrough for John Adams’ compositional voice. In the second half, Dudamel guides Cantata Criolla, another breakthrough work that is not just definitive of composer Antonio Estévez’ voice but an emerging national Venezuelan style.

Gustavo Dudamel honors his Venezuelan and American identities, presiding over two poetry-inspired choral symphonic works in his final Walt Disney Concert Hall program as Music & Artistic Director. At times hushed and mysterious and at others pulsating and ecstatic, Harmonium was a breakthrough for John Adams’ compositional voice. In the second half, Dudamel guides Cantata Criolla, another breakthrough work that is not just definitive of composer Antonio Estévez’ voice but an emerging national Venezuelan style.

Adam joins the Glendale City Seventh Day Adventist Church Choir for their regular Saturday Worship Service, under the baton of musical director Clarissa Shan.