Events

Kristen Spath is a Boston Massachusetts native, becoming a Southern California transplant in 2002. Originally, Spath trained as a classical pianist at the South Shore Conservatory of Music located in Hingham, MA; but soon Spath’s passion developed into a love … Read More

Experience the powerful work of Street Symphony at Sierra Madre Playhouse, where music becomes a bridge to connection, healing, and hope. This intimate, unconventional program features Street Symphony’s jazz band and a small ensemble of singers — no more than … Read More

ACTIVITIES BEGIN AT 11 AM | CONCERT BEGINS AT 2 PM Though the activities are open to everyone, seat availability for the concert at The Broad Stage is limited. Seats are on a first come, first served basis. If you … Read More

Seven Memorials by Stephen Andrew Taylor Brendan White - piano

Michelle Kardos, organ

We are living in the midst of multiple political, social, and environmental crises. In such difficult times, music can provide some respite – a opportunity to appreciate beauty in the world and to find rejuvenation. In collaboration with the Department … Read More

This eclectic program brings together a rich tapestry of musical voices, beginning with Six Bagatelles, Op. 126, Beethoven’s final published work for solo piano. Though modestly titled “bagatelles” — a term suggesting triviality — these miniatures are anything but. They … Read More

Experience an electrifying evening of Mozart, Chopin, Liszt, Scriabin, and Gershwin performed by internationally acclaimed pianist Kirill Gliadkovsky. $10 suggested donation to the IVC Keyboard Fund.

The Greek Rebetiko Trio was formed in 2014 in Boston, MA. The band has performed over 200 shows in the US, including some of the country’s most prestigious folk festivals such as the Montana Folk Festival and the Lowell Folk … Read More

Praised as a “superb pianist” by the Boston Globe, Dr. Minji Noh Lee is active as a soloist and a chamber musician. She started her piano career at age nine as a soloist with the Baroque Symphony in South Korea … Read More

Faculty Artist Recital Join us for a free woodwind faculty recital this Sunday afternoon with our esteemed woodwind faculty and the University Flute Quartet! Jenni Olson and Darrin Thaves, flute with Marley Eder, flute, Hanah Charbonneau, piano and the University … Read More

Gregory Page is an eclectic, prolific, genre-bending performing songwriter, balladeer, recording artist, film maker, art activist, music producer, and published poet with an extensive discography. With endearing stage presence, evocative lyrics, masterful guitar work and warm voice, the London-born artist … Read More

Tae Yeon Lim is known for her powerful performance style, combining energetic delivery with an intelligent touch. Originally from South Korea, Tae currently lives in Los Angeles where she is active as a pianist and conductor. Revealing a talent for … Read More

Yekaterina Lynch, soprano & Sydney Wang, piano  

Join us for a mid-day concert featuring David Washburn, trumpet and Jenny Park, piano as they perform a trumpet sonata composed by the Conservatory's composition area director, Dr. Robert Denham.  

Join us for a captivating evening of German Lieder as San-ky Kim (vocal area director) and Li-shan Hung (piano area director) come together to perform Dichterliebe, Op. 48 by Robert Schumann, one of the most beloved song cycles of the … Read More

Pianist Lucy Nargizyan, violinist Samvel Chilingarian, and cellist Fang Fang Xu showcase the piano trio from the classical, romantic and modern eras, including music by Mozart, Clara Schumann and Piazzolla.

Known for their work as both educators and performers, Branden Brown and Cole Sainburg first met and played music together while teaching at their current positions at the Orange County School of the Arts Jazz Studies Program, one of California’s … Read More

Pianist Tim Durkovic returns to the Bacchus stage with another incredible classical trio. Martin Chalifour (Concert Master LA Phil), violin Cecilia Tsan (Principal Cellist Long Beach Symphony), cello Timothy Durkovic, Piano 3 COURSE PRIX FIXE Starter Summer peach and plum … Read More

PALESTRINA MEETS THE GERMANS Palestrina turns 500 this year. To celebrate the legacy of this Italian Renaissance composer, Musica Transalpina has uncovered works that reflect his influence on 17th, 18th, and19th-century musicians -- in German-speaking Europe. PROGRAM to include PALESTRINA … Read More

Faina Lushtak Piano Recital Faina Lushtak was born and raised in the Soviet Union. A child prodigy, she began her piano and composition studies at the age of six. Following her early instruction under her mother, Genya Lushtak, Faina went on to … Read More

Hyemi Kwon, piano; Eric Starr, trombone and Sarah Skuster, oboe

Thomas Kotcheff: Between Systems Join pianist Thomas Kotcheff with guest artist Bryan Curt Kostors and video artist Allison Tanenhaus for a special performance celebrating the release of Kotcheff’s third solo piano album, Between Systems. The evening will feature works from the … Read More

The Belrose Duo (David Garrett, cello & Junko Ueno Garrett, piano)

Join us for a mid-week concert featuring Conservatory piano faculty Beth Nam and Hye-Won Cho.      

Trio Azura, the Grand Prize Winner of the 2024 Fischoff Competition and Colburn’s current Chamber Ensemble-in-Residence, presents an electrifying evening of chamber works by Henze, Mendelssohn, and Mozart. Joining the trio for the Mozart piano quartet is faculty member and … Read More

Elixir Piano Trio Lucy Nargizyan, piano Samvel Chilingarian, violin Fang Fang Xu, cello Trio in C Major, K. 548.................................................. Mozart Trio in G Minor, Op. 17 ................................ Clara Schumann Trio élégiaque No. 1 in G Minor   ......................Rachmaninoff Trio for Piano, … Read More

Brahms and Mozart clarinet quintets Limor Toren and Sakura Tsai, violins Peter Nevin, clarinet Alicja Blanquart, cello Nicholaus Yee, viola

Join us at Hollywood Piano on Saturday, September 20th for an exciting evening of Piano & Electronics A unique concert experience blending tradition and innovation—you won’t want to miss it!

This program features music for voice and oboe performed by Dr. Kathryn Pisaro, oboe, and Erica Lazerow Davis, soprano.  

Indonesian pianist Janice Carissa brings a dynamic blend of virtuosity and heartfelt expression to the stage. A Gilmore Young Artist and Juilliard graduate, she has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, and with major orchestras across the U.S. … Read More

Join classical pianist Jeeyoon Kim for a captivating afternoon celebrating the release of her newest album, Radiance, and her book, Beyond the Keys. This unique concert experience brings Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition to life, with each movement enhanced by … Read More

Erica Erenyi—3 cellos Erica Erenyi completed a Master’s degree and Performance Residency Program in cello performance at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as a student of Anne Martindale Williams. She received her Bachelor of Music from Biola University in … Read More

Arensky – String Quartet in A Minor, Op. 35 Vasks – Castillo Interior for Violin & Cello Brahms – String Sextet in G Major, Op. 36 Paul Huang Alena Hove Che-Yen Chen Meredith Crawford Ani Aznavoorian Santiago Cañon-Valencia Tuesday the … Read More

Beth Chouinard Mitchell, tuba & Noah Sonderling, piano ​Arpeggione for Tuba and Piano......Franz Schubert (1797-1828) / arr. by David R. Werden Allegro Moderato Ballad and Burlesque........Elizabeth Raum (b. 1945–) Ballad Bethame Mucho........ Jim Self (b. 1943–) Batu Blues.......Lily Watts (b. … Read More

A spectacular season opener— two performances by one of today’s most celebrated and in-demand musicians, GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Daniil Trifonov. HANDEL Suite No. 7 in G Minor, HWV 432 BRAHMS Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel, Op. 24 … Read More

Classical Concert: Yoshika Masuda and Taso Comanescu Performing music by Schubert, de Falla, and Piazzolla, Yoshika Masuda and Taso Comanescu takes the audience on a journey from early 19th century Europe with Schubert’s Arpeggione Sonata to the smokey bars in … Read More

A spectacular season opener— two performances by one of today’s most celebrated and in-demand musicians, GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Daniil Trifonov. HANDEL Suite No. 7 in G Minor, HWV 432 BRAHMS Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel, Op. 24 … Read More

Arensky – String Quartet in A Minor, Op. 35 Vasks – Castillo Interior for Violin & Cello Brahms – String Sextet in G Major, Op. 36 Paul Huang Alena Hove Che-Yen Chen Meredith Crawford Ani Aznavoorian Santiago Cañon-Valencia Tuesday the … Read More

The Conservatory welcomes pianists Giorgi Latso and Anna Fedorova-Latso in an evening concert of piano works.      

Two masters of their instruments take on a trio of Russian-born visionaries—one who stayed (Prokofiev), one who left (Rachmaninoff), and one who redefined music abroad (Stravinsky). Salastina’s Resident Flutist Ben Smolen and Resident Pianist HyeJin Kim play Prokofiev's Flute Sonata … Read More

The first concert features the music of two of the most beloved composers in the western canon – Felix Mendelssohn and Ludwig van Beethoven. After the joyous Overture to “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” one of our favorite solo artists, celebrated … Read More

Two masters of their instruments take on a trio of Russian-born visionaries—one who stayed (Prokofiev), one who left (Rachmaninoff), and one who redefined music abroad (Stravinsky). Salastina’s Resident Flutist Ben Smolen and Resident Pianist HyeJin Kim play Prokofiev's Flute Sonata … Read More

Chamber Music Palisades ZELTER STRING QUARTET WITH FLUTE KYLE GILNER, VIOLIN GALLIA KASTNER VIOLIN CARSON RICK VIOLA ALLAN HON CELLO SUSAN GREENBERG FLUTE PROGRAM MOZART • FLUTE QUARTET NO. 1 IN D MAJOR, K. 285 I. ALLEGRO II. ADAGIO Ill. … Read More

Norton Simon the Collector: A Celebration of 50 Years of Art and Music Pianist, composer and Steinway Artist Greg Reitan and his trio (Jack Daro, bass, and Dean Koba, drums) present an evening of original compositions and works by notable … Read More

Arensky – String Quartet in A Minor, Op. 35 Vasks – Castillo Interior for Violin & Cello Brahms – String Sextet in G Major, Op. 36 Paul Huang Alena Hove Che-Yen Chen Meredith Crawford Ani Aznavoorian Santiago Cañon-Valencia Tuesday the … Read More

Vicente Chamber Orchestra Fundraiser: A Sunday afternoon of chamber music An Afternoon of Mozart with the Vicente Chamber Orchestra Quartet Join the Vicente Chamber Orchestra for an intimate chamber music performance on Sunday, September 28, 2025, at 3:30 PM at … Read More

Darshan Trio brings a visionary, boundary-expanding approach to classical music, creating immersive multimedia experiences that connect music across centuries and cultures. Formed by pianist Dominic Cheli, violinist Vijay Gupta, and cellist Yoshika Masuda, the trio’s programs blend storytelling, visual design, … Read More

Adam Hostomsky, piano Award winning classical pianist Adam Hostomsky is dedicated to bringing deep insight and virtuoso fireworks to audiences in San Diego and the world. Adam was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia and started playing piano at the age of … Read More

Experience the Calidore Quartet in a new light – literally. Bathed in the warm glow of candlelight, their performance will transport you to a realm of intense musicality. Known for their vibrant interpretations and razor-sharp technical brilliance, the Calidore will … Read More

Nick Norton & Cristina Lord: FRIENDS Nick Norton and Cristina Lord both have new albums on the way. These mainstays of the LA new music community open the 2025-26 Tuesdays @ Monk Space season with synths, vocals, field recordings, and … Read More

Joint Music Faculty Recital: Legacy of Sound Celebrate the start of the academic year with a vibrant program showcasing the exceptional talents of UCI Arts Department of Music faculty. From classical masterpieces to contemporary gems, this concert highlights the artistry and … Read More

The Glendale Noon Concerts will feature Maksim Velichkin in a program of piano improvisations.

We are living in the midst of multiple political, social, and environmental crises. In such difficult times, music can provide some respite – a opportunity to appreciate beauty in the world and to find rejuvenation. In collaboration with the Department … Read More

Composer, pianist, and organist George Walker, the first African American to win a Pulitzer Prize for Music, has a robust catalogue of brilliant and technically challenging pieces that are rarely performed. After falling in love with Walker’s music at first … Read More

Simon Shiao, violin

Maestro and Virtuoso Hao Huang, piano Music by Beethoven and Liszt

Colin McDearman Veronika Manchur Joseph Kim        Trio Sol discovered early on how much joy they found in creating music together. Formed at the University of Southern California, the trio quickly expanded beyond the classroom, seeking professional opportunities to share … Read More

The Young Artist Competition Committee of the Pasadena Community Orchestra is proud to present an exciting afternoon of chamber music at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music! Experience music performed by the string players of PCO and friends. Tickets are $50 and … Read More

A concert of modern music written by 4 living composers. Instrumentation includes Voice, Violin, and Piano. With a reception available before and after the concert, this event is free to the public, with donations available. It will be around 50-60 … Read More