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Thurs 7/14

7:30pm -- Los Angeles  

Vocal Empowerment Workshop


Driving Reminder --
405 Fwy closure 7/16-17

Don't stay home -- 
just be prepared!  

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Sat 7/16
 

2pm -- Santa Barbara

Music Academy of the West
Opera Showcase 

 

6:30pm -- Pasadena  

Recreational Science 


Byrd Songs logo
7pm -- Glendale  

Byrd Songs --  

Art meets musical theatre & pop
 


7:30pm -- Santa Monica  

Pacific Lyric Association
Musical Paella


Sun 7/17

Gustavo Dudamel

7:30pm -- Hollywood Bowl

LA Phil presents 'Turandot' 


Mon 7/18

7:30pm -- Santa Barbara

Music Academy of the West 

Opera Showcase

 

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Lauri  
Hidden Gem

Recreational Science  

One-woman opera opens a 

conversation with 'Science' 

 

This fundraising event offers a preview of a project in progress, and what a fascinating project it is:

 

Three highly unusual talents join forces for this new work: composed by Javier Navarrete  for soprano Kate Conklin, it builds on the words of Victor Nubla to explore how 'Science' herself has evolved through the discoveries and advances made across nearly two centuries.  You'll experience the drama and anguish of the scientific method, seeing beyond statistics and data, into the soul of the process.  You may never see scientists the same way again...

  

 

Recreational Science   

 

Preview + Fundraising Event

Saturday, July 16

 

6:30pm Reception

7:00pm Performance 

 

ARC Pasadena
1158 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena 

 

Suggested donation $25

 

 

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Vocal Focus from CCMN

[CCMN is dark this week -- this is the most recent column, which stretches through the 21st.]  

 

Southern California Vocal Events

LAURI D GOLDENHERSH's Weekly Highlights


What's the opposite of full swing?  The summer doldrums are here, and although there's less activity to be found, the events around town are light and airy like a delicious breeze.  As we're covering three weeks in this issue, here's a quick survey of what's coming up:

SATURDAY the 2nd, REPERTORY OPERA COMPANY introduces you to 'The Manly Men of Opera' in Pomona, with a bushel of basses and low notes galore.  This benefit for ROC's Young Artist Program puts all of their low-voiced wonders to work in an unusual program of arias, accompanied by pianist and music director BRIAN FARRELL.  Tickets are $30.  For more information, click here.

On the 3rd and 9th, the CALIFORNIA PHILHARMONIC brings their eclectic style to Walt Disney Hall and the Arboretum, respectively.  Orchestra, chorale and soloists will perform 'Andrew Lloyd Webber Meets Puccini', a mixed bag of vocal favorites.  For information and tickets, click here.

Next week, the NORTHWEST BOYCHOIR comes through SoCal as part of their summer tour, performing Friday through Sunday in Beverly Hills, Irvine and Hermosa Beach.  This elite treble choir is based in Seattle, part of the larger, Grammy-nominated organization led by conductor JOSEPH CRNKO.  The tour is the 21st in the ensemble's 37-year history.  For the press release and more information, click here.

There are princesses, and there are princesses.  We particularly like the ones who sponsor choral music, like Princess Mary of Denmark.  The Danes have a long history of exceptional standards in music and culture, and the THISTED CHURCH CHOIR OF MEN & BOYS is the perfect example of that tradition's continuation.  Performing on July 10 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown LA, works by Vivaldi, Britten and Haydn will be joined by compositions by Danish composers Rued Langgaard and Peter Lange-Müller.  Suggested donation is $10, and inexpensive, secure parking is available on the premises.  For details, click here.

The following weekend offers a lovely excuse to head north for the Opera Showcase at MUSIC ACADEMY OF THE WEST in Santa Barbara, but also an enticement to stay closer to home, with PACIFIC LYRIC ASSOCIATION's mouth-watering 'Musical Paella' in Santa Monica.  The pièce de résistance?  Puccini's ever-popular 'Turandot' at the HOLLYWOOD BOWL.  It's all win-win.

Enjoy your summer, wear a hat, and thank you for supporting live singing!

 



Lauri D. Goldenhersh

lauri@laurislist.com  

 

 

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