Let All Voices Be Heard
Celebrating Diversity in Classical Music
- Tuesday, Oct 23 | 7 pm | Newman Recital Hall
Let All Voices Be Heard
Celebrating Diversity in Classical Music
- Tuesday, Oct 23 | 7 pm | Newman Recital Hall
To celebrate its launch of the LA Orchestra Fellowship, a program designed to increase diversity in classical music, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Street Symphony, and USC Thornton School of Music will present a wide-reaching performance and panel discussion to follow.
Artists
clarinet
tenor
violin
violin
LA orchestra fellow: violin
LA orchestra fellow: violin
viola
LA orchestra fellow: viola
cello
LA orchestra fellow: cello
moderator
panelist
panelist
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Photo by Mike Mancillas
The LA Orchestra Fellows and Shaheen & Anil Nanji Guest Artist-in-Residence Anthony McGill rehearsing Mozart's Clarinet Quintet. — with Anthony McGill at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
The LA Orchestra Fellows and 2018-19 Shaheen & Anil Nanji Guest Artist-in-Residence Anthony McGill rehearsing Mozart's Clarinet Quintet. — with Anthony McGill at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
Photo by Mike Mancillas
From left to right: The LA Orchestra Fellows Sydney Adedamola (violin), Juan-Salvador Carrasco (cello) and Bradley Parrimore (viola) performing Shostakovich String Quartet No. 10. — at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
Anthony is one of classical music’s most recognizable and brilliantly multifaceted figures. He serves as the principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic and maintains a dynamic international solo and chamber music career. — with Anthony McGill at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
LACO assistant concertmaster Tereza Stanislav (left) divides her time among chamber, solo, orchestral and recording projects. Cheryl Norman-Brick (right) has been a member of Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra since 2005. — at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
Anthony McGill, 2018-19 Shaheen & Anil Nanji Guest Artist-in-Residence, and Todd Strange, a tenor with the LA Master Choral, priemered Benjamin J. Shirley's "Brother Burn". — with Anthony McGill and Todd Strange at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
Violin Cheryl Norman-Brick and 2018-19 Shaheen & Anil Nanji Guest Artist-in-Residence Anthony McGill performing Brahms' Clarinet Quintet. — with Anthony McGill at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
2018-19 Shaheen & Anil Nanji Guest Artist-in-Residence Anthony McGill, LACO cello Giovanna M. Clayton and viola Rob Brophy performing Brahms' Clarinet Quintet. — with Anthony McGill at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
A panel discussion followed the concert and was moderated by Derrick Spiva Jr., Composer, LACO’s artist educator, included Anthony McGill, Giovanna Clayton and composer Juan Pablo Contreras. — with Anthony McGill, Giovanna Moraga Clayton, Derrick Spiva and Juan Pablo Contreras at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
Composer Juan Pablo Contreras and LACO cello Giovanna M. Clayton. — with Giovanna Moraga Clayton and Juan Pablo Contreras at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
photo Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra / Mike Mancillas
2018-19 Shaheen & Anil Nanji Guest Artist-in-Residence Anthony McGill and composer Juan Pablo Contreras at Alfred Newman Recital Hall.
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