Musica Angelica

Phone (562) 276-0865
Email info@musicaangelica.org
Website https://www.musicaangelica.org/

A 1988 Los Angeles Times review of a performance by the Los Angeles Baroque Orchestra mentioned a “generally solid continuo team” that included cellist Mark Chatfield and lutenist Michael Eagan, potentially the earliest published evidence of the two musicians who led the creation of Musica Angelica in 1993. American ensembles specializing in historical performance practice developed a decade or two after their European counterparts, relying longer upon modern classical performers to double but also initially sharing a larger pool of specialists across nascent groups which often changed identities and memberships with a fluidity appropriate for the postmodern era.

Events from this organizer

Today

  • Quattrocento

    First Congregational Church of Long Beach 241 Cedar Avenue, Long Beach

    Patrons are invited to a hosted pre-reception from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM, hors d'oeuvres & beverages will be served. Quattrocento "Four Centuries of Italian Music" will start at 7:30 PM in the Sanctuary. Quattrocento “Four Centuries of Italian Music” … Read More

    Free – $80

  • Quattrocento

    First Congregational Church of Los Angeles 540 South Commonwealth Avenue, Los Angeles

    Quattrocento "Four Centuries of Italian Music" will be performed in the Sanctuary of the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles at 3:00 PM. Following the concert, patrons are invited to a hosted reception in the Shatto. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages … Read More

    Free – $80

  • YuEun Kim & Sheng-Chin Hsu

    Billie Jean King Main Library 200 W. Broadway, Long Beach

    YuEun Gemma Kim, Violin Sheng-Ching Hsu, Violin

    Free

  • A Baroque Christmas in Germany

    First Congregational Church of Long Beach 241 Cedar Avenue, Long Beach

    Traditional German baroque holiday music in an intimate and exquisite concert that combines vocal and instrumental compositions from Bach, Handel and Telemann featuring our Maestro Martin Haselböck on the organ together with other special guest artists. Celebrate the magic sounds … Read More

    Free – $80

  • A Baroque Christmas in Germany

    First Congregational Church of Los Angeles 540 South Commonwealth Avenue, Los Angeles

    Traditional German baroque holiday music in an intimate and exquisite concert that combines vocal and instrumental compositions from Bach, Handel and Telemann featuring our Maestro Martin Haselböck on the organ together with other special guest artists. Celebrate the magic sounds … Read More

    $40 – $80

  • Valentine to the Viola da Gamba

    First Congregational Church of Long Beach 241 Cedar Avenue, Long Beach

    The rich and beautiful sound of two viola da gamba’s will be featured in a special performance featuring husband and wife duo Alexa and Justin Haynes-Pilon accompanied by harpsichord, Concertmaster Ilia Korol on violin and Stephen Schultz on flute highlighting … Read More

    Free – $80

  • Valentine to the Viola da Gamba

    First Congregational Church of Los Angeles 540 South Commonwealth Avenue, Los Angeles

    The rich and beautiful sound of two viola da gamba’s will be featured in a special performance featuring husband and wife duo Alexa and Justin Haynes-Pilon accompanied by harpsichord, Concertmaster Ilia Korol on violin and Stephen Schultz on flute highlighting … Read More

    $40 – $80

  • Bach to the Future II

    First Congregational Church of Los Angeles 540 South Commonwealth Avenue, Los Angeles

    Musica Angelica and the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles is excited to announce the return of BACH to the Future II on Friday, March 27, 8:30PM – 10:00PM! Get ready to travel back in time with organists, Christoph Bull. … Read More

    $37.89 – $79.91

  • Canceled St. Matthew Passion

    First Congregational Church of Long Beach 241 Cedar Avenue, Long Beach

    The Bach Festival will feature Johann Sebastian Bach’s masterwork, St. Matthew Passion in the awe-inspiring Sanctuary of the First Congregational Church of Long Beach. It has become a tradition in Southern California. This season’s finale will feature an All-American cast … Read More

    Free – $80

  • Canceled St. Matthew Passion

    First Congregational Church of Los Angeles 540 South Commonwealth Avenue, Los Angeles

    The Bach Festival will feature Johann Sebastian Bach’s masterwork, St. Matthew Passion in the awe-inspiring Sanctuary of the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles. It has become a tradition in Southern California. This season’s finale will feature an All-American cast … Read More

    Free – $80