A musical exploration of passion—and the madness jealousy and ecstasy it can inspire. From Gesualdo’s murderous heart to Debussy’s sordid affair to Franck’s torrid infatuation “Notes on a Scandal” exposes the dangerous (but melodious!) consequences of love gone wrong.
La Jolla Music Society (LJMS) welcomes artists representing far-ranging genres from chamber music and jazz to world music dance and beyond to San Diego.
The Washington Post describes acclaimed composer and cellist Paul Wiancko as “a restless and multifaceted talent who plays well with others”—a reference to his substantial collaborations with diverse artists like Max Richter Chick Corea Norah Jones Arcade Fire and The National.
In Loving Memory. The Baker-Baum Concert Hall. Tickets · Tickets. This program offers a poignant homage to remembrance and tribute through music.
This year’s SummerFest Gala will be celebrated under the stars on the shore of La Jolla’s famed Windansea Beach. Our evening begins with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in a hundred-year-old …
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This concert unfolds as a heartfelt tribute through the intimate language of chamber music featuring Bach’s reflective early cantata selections by VOCES8 spanning several centuries and Beethoven’s “Archduke” Trio a …
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The New York Times says 2021 GRAMMY nominee Brandee Younger has “almost single-handedly made a persuasive argument for the harp’s role in contemporary jazz.” See this jazz harp sensation and …
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La Jolla Music Society (LJMS) welcomes artists representing far-ranging genres from chamber music and jazz to world music dance and beyond to San Diego.
“Mozart & Pärt” presents a sublime interplay between Mozart’s intricate “Dissonance” Quartet embodying classical harmony with moments of striking discord and Arvo Pärt’s minimalist spiritual compositions. This concert explores how their contrasting sounds complement each other creating a deeply reflective and harmonious dialogue across time.
From Academy Award-winning directing duo Ben Proudfoot and Kris Bowers The Last Repair Shop grants access to the nondescript warehouse in the heart of downtown Los Angeles in which a dwindling handful of devoted craftspeople maintain over 80 000 student musical instruments the largest remaining workshop in America of its kind.
