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Pomona College: Handel’s Messiah
Dec
4

Pomona College: Handel’s Messiah

Adam joins the Pomona College Chorus and Orchestra in their final two concerts of the semester, along with Donna M. Di Grazia, conductor; Addy Sterrett, soprano soloist; Hannah Little, alto soloist; and John Buffet, bass soloist. The program will be presented with period instruments in A=415 tuning.

The concert is free and open to the public.

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Pomona College: Handel’s Messiah
Dec
6

Pomona College: Handel’s Messiah

Adam joins the Pomona College Chorus and Orchestra in their final two concerts of the semester, along with Donna M. Di Grazia, conductor; Addy Sterrett, soprano soloist; Hannah Little, alto soloist; and John Buffet, bass soloist. The program will be presented with period instruments in A=415 tuning.

The concert is free and open to the public.

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LA Chamber Orchestra: Bach's Christmas Oratorio
Dec
19

LA Chamber Orchestra: Bach's Christmas Oratorio

Celebrate the holidays with the joyful opening cantatas of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, led by Jaime Martín and featuring singers from the Los Angeles Master Chorale alongside soprano Amanda Forsythe. Known for her radiant tone and expressive clarity, Forsythe brings warmth and brilliance to Bach’s soaring vocal lines, illuminating the music’s sense of wonder and celebration.

These first three cantatas trace the story of the Nativity, from the birth of Jesus to the annunciation to the shepherds. In true Baroque fashion, the music is alive with color, movement, and celebration, brought to life through bright trumpets, ringing timpani, hunting horns, and richly colored winds that capture the joy and pageantry of the season.

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LA Chamber Orchestra: Bach's Christmas Oratorio
Dec
20

LA Chamber Orchestra: Bach's Christmas Oratorio

Celebrate the holidays with the joyful opening cantatas of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, led by Jaime Martín and featuring singers from the Los Angeles Master Chorale alongside soprano Amanda Forsythe. Known for her radiant tone and expressive clarity, Forsythe brings warmth and brilliance to Bach’s soaring vocal lines, illuminating the music’s sense of wonder and celebration.

These first three cantatas trace the story of the Nativity, from the birth of Jesus to the annunciation to the shepherds. In true Baroque fashion, the music is alive with color, movement, and celebration, brought to life through bright trumpets, ringing timpani, hunting horns, and richly colored winds that capture the joy and pageantry of the season.

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