Monday Evening Concerts focus on the art and music of the present and the recent past, performed by some of the world s best artists for this repertoire. Rosalinde Gilbert Concerts , on Wednesdays, feature solo and chamber music masterworks of several centuries performed by distinguished artists from around the world. If you are ordering tickets by mail and contributing to music programs, address your envelope to the Department of Music Programs. For online ticket sales, click the icon below.
Programs are subject to change.
Julio Estrada s yuunohui se ome yei nahui for violin, viola, cello, and double bass. Whereas the EAR Unit is adventurous, explorative, and often theatrical, the Angeles ensemble members are primarily curators of the classical repertoire who focus their performances on authenticity and new insights. The contrast enriches the season s two residency series. Experience the Los Angeles premiere of Mauricio Kagel s rarely performed Exotica , a fantastic symphony for more than 60 non-Western instruments. A piece by Amnon Wollman for solo horizontal accordionist and electronics, and new theater from John Rea and William Roper complete this dramatic program for the eyes and ears.