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.

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.

Through our Voices Within program, students find their creative voices and become more self-confident and hone their problem-solving and communication skills during an important time of self-discovery. At a culminating event, the students premiere the songs they have written, singing with eight singers from the Master Chorale to a school audience.

There will be two performances, one at 9:50am, and another at 11:00am, followed by a t-shirt signing, all of which are free and open to the public.

Sound Waves: The Music of Esmail, Garrett, and Woo offers three powerful meditations on water including Malhaar: A Requiem for Water by Swan Family Artist-in-Residence Reena Esmail, alongside new works by composers Marques L. A. Garrett and Hyowon Woo. With Malhaar, Reena explores the universal theme of water through a cross-cultural lens, emphasizing that we are all citizens of the earth connected by a huge ecosystem in which water is a life force. Reena was inspired by William O’Daly’s book “Water Ways,” a poetic exploration of the disappearance of water. O'Daly is known for his English translations of the poetry of Pablo Neruda, and is also a Research Writer at the California Department of Water Resources and is the Lead Writer for the California Water Plan. Reena uses O’Daly’s text throughout the piece, intermingled with movements from the traditional requiem text. Overlaid on this texture are passages in Sanskrit and Hindi. The work moves through the various forms of Raag Malhaar (monsoon raags), to convey the importance and power of water, which holds a sacred place in Indian classical music. The work features Hindustani vocalist Saili Oak.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Williams, Neswick, Rutter, Proulx, Hancock, Stainer, and Hurd to accompany this Trinity Sunday Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Through our Voices Within program, students find their creative voices and become more self-confident and hone their problem-solving and communication skills during an important time of self-discovery. At a culminating event, the students premiere the songs they have written, singing with eight singers from the Master Chorale to a school audience.

There will be two performances, one at 9:50am, and another at 11:00am, followed by a t-shirt signing, all of which are free and open to the public.

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.

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

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Williams, Willcocks, Rutter, Proulx, Hallock, Finzi, and Pieterszoon Sweelinck to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

Adam joins celebrated children’s choir Pueri Cantores for their annual Spring concert, performing the tenor solos in Schubert’s Mass in G along with other motets.

Adam joins Caltech’s Glee Club for their spring concert, featuring music by Aaron Copland, Randall Thompson, Williametta Spencer, Healey Willan, Frank Ticheli, spirituals arranged by Undine Moore and William Dawson, and the beautiful Lux Aeterna by Morten Lauridsen, performed with orchestra.

The performance is free and open to the public.

Adam joins Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Schola Cantorum for a Catholic Symposium Mass. The service will feature small choir with works by Byrd, Victoria, and Goss.

Adam joins Vox Ardens for an Ascension Mass at Saints Peter and Paul in Wilmington. Program includes Victoria’s Missa Ascendens Christus, Sweelinck’s Viri Galilaei, and Byrd’s Non vos relinquam orphanos. The service is free and open to the public.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Neswick, Rutter, Proulx, Hancock, Byrd, and Tallis to accompany this Rogation Sunday Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Shaw, Hampton, Smart, Tomkins, and Hoiby to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

In 2026, Musica Transalpina commemorates four centuries since the death of Giovanni Priuli, who was Emperor Ferdinand II.’s cherished chapel master.  We are presenting impressive passages from the Graz chorbuch written for four choirs which have never been heard in modern times, and several enormous motets in up to twelve parts from Priuli’s nearly impossible to access Sacrorum Concentuum … pars altera, which was published in 1619: the same year that Emperor Ferdinand moved his court to Vienna––a process which lasted the Graz court musicians well into 1620.

The Los Angeles Master Chorale will host its 37th annual High School Choir Festival on May 1, 2026. We will celebrate the 37th anniversary of this long-standing arts education program in Walt Disney Concert Hall, connecting the communities of greater Los Angeles in a joyous performance of a 1,000-voice choir led by Grant Gershon, Kiki & David Gindler Artistic Director and Cindy Ellis, Danner Family Guest Artist. The event will be free to the public.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Shaw, Hampton, Stewart, Ireland, and Bairstow 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 Willcocks, Neswick, Sowerby, Hampton, Buck, Wesley, and Byrd 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 Barnard, Wood, Stainer, Brewer, Handl, and Wesley for this Evensong service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Willcocks, Hampton, Stainer, Handl, and Marenzio to accompany the weekly Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir is joined by a brass ensemble to present a program including selections from Phillips, Neswick, Hancock, Dirksen, Buonemani, and Cattley to accompany this Easter Eucharist service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Shaw, Bairstow, and Harris to accompany this Holy Saturday Easter Vigil service. This service can be live-streamed here.

The St. James’ in-the-City Choir presents a program including selections from Victoria and MacDonald to accompany this Good Friday Liturgy of the Day service. This service can be live-streamed here.