The Los Angeles Master Chorale has unveiled its 2024-25 season. First up is “Sing Joyfully: 60th anniversary Celebration Concert.” The event features 80 singers and pianist Grant Gershon as they take on a massive list of works by Byrd, Tomkins, Lotti, de Padilla, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky, Górecki, Lauridsen, Parker, Copland, Hogan, and Bernstein, among others. Performance Date: Oct. 6, 2024 ”All You {…}
Los Angeles Master Chorale is set to honor Rufus Wainwright during its GALA 2024 on April 29, 2024. The showcase will feature an exclusive preview of a movement from Wainwright’s “Dream Requiem,” which is co-commissioned by the Los Angeles Master Chorale with the Orchestre Philarmonique de Radio France, Palau de la Musica Barcelona, Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, RTE Orchestra Dublin, Royal {…}
The City of Los Angeles will bring together 14 arts organizations for a special experience on Oct. 21, 2023. Participating organizations include The Broad, Center Theatre Group, Colburn School, Downtown Center Business Improvement District, Gloria Molina Grand Park, Grand Performances, LA Opera, LA Phil, Los Angeles Public Library, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Metro Art, MOCA, The Music Center, and REDCAT. {…}
Los Angeles Master Chorale has announced that Scott Altman has been appointed to the role of President and CEO. He will take over for Jean Davidson who left the company in March 2023 to become the Executive Director of the National Symphony Orchestra. Altman will take over his position on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2024. Altman was previously the Cincinnati Ballet {…}
The Los Angeles Master Chorale’s board of directors has announced the extension of Grant Gershon’s employment contract as artistic director through the 2027-2028 season. Gershon has led more than 250 concerts with the company, including premieres by such composers as Michael Abels, John Adams, Louis Andriessen, Eve Beglarian, Daniel Catán, Billy Childs, Reena Esmail, Gabriela Lena Frank, Ricky Ian Gordon, {…}
The Los Angeles Master Chorale and the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in LA will present “Voices of Unity ROK – U.S. Alliance for the Future” on August 18, 2023 at Walt Disney Concert Hall. The performance will be conducted by Grant Gershon and will also feature the Busan Metropolitan Chorus under the music direction of Kisun Lee. {…}
Los Angeles Master Chorale has announced that its GALA 2023 will honor composer Germaine Franco and LA Arts Recovery Fund. The showcase, scheduled for April 14, 2023, at Walt Disney Concert Hall, will kick off at 7 p.m. There will be a 6 p.m. reception in Blue Ribbon Garden and dinner at 8 p.m. Franco is the first female Artistic {…}
The Los Angeles Master Chorale has announced the next two major shows in its 2022-23 season. First up is “Choose Something Like A Star.” The showcase, which will be directed by Artistic Director Grant Gershon, is set to take place on Feb. 12, 2023 at Walt Disney Concert Hall. “Choose Something Like A Star” will feature must by Brahms, Schumann, {…}
The Los Angeles Master Chorale has announced the appointment of five new members to the board of directors, with the mission of sharing the spectrum of choral music with the broadest possible audience. “We are excited to welcome Miles Benickes, Ann Graham Ehringer, Lorna Fitzgerald, Emory Ron Myrick, and Lisa Richardson to the dedicated Master Chorale board of directors. Their {…}
The Los Angeles Master Chorale has received a major grant from the Perenchio Foundation. The grant totals $2,550,000 million and is the largest gift in the organization’s history. “The Los Angeles Master Chorale is profoundly grateful to The Perenchio Foundation for this transformational gift that comes during a critical period, as our existing COVID-19 emergency and relief funding is decreasing {…}
On July 23, the Los Angeles Master Chorale will host “Big Sing 2022: With A Little Help From Our Friends.” The event, which is open to the public for free, will take place at The Music Center’s Grand Park. The repertoire will feature well-known songs by the Beatles, Ben E. King, Quirino Mendoza and Cortés, Alan Menken and many more. {…}