singer
At Blue Whale Jazz Club in downtown Los Angeles
1st set:
"This Earth" – poems by Alina Roitstein, music by David Roitstein
Alina Roitstein: voice
Larry Koonse: guitar
David Roitstein: piano
Emilio Terranova: bass
Trevor Anderies: drums
2nd set:
new music from David Roitstein & Larry Koonse
$20 general admission
$15 students (21+)
Private House Concert Premiere of “This Earth”
Poetry by Alina Roitstein
Music by David Roitstein
with Lisa Sylvester on piano, a recital of newly written works featuring stories of Women Under the Radar and on the Fringe.
Performance at the Song Collaborators Consortia held at University of the Incarnate Word, in San Antonio, Texas.
with LA Master Chorale and LA Philharmonic
Conducted by Dudamel
Friday, Feb. 28 at 11am
Saturday, Feb. 29 at 8pm
Across history, culture, time, and space—transcending every division and divide—humans all share a connection to the stars. Journey through the night sky in song with the world premiere of We Look to the Stars by Juhi Bansal. The performance, featuring artists from LA Opera plus students and faculty from Pasadena City College and Caltech, draws on myths and writings from different cultures and is part of LA Opera's county-wide festival celebrating its new opera, Eurydice.
at the Huntington Gardens in Rothenberg Hall
Alina Roitstein - voice
Trevor Anderies - drums/compositions
Andrew Conrad - woodwinds
Gregory Uhlmann - guitar
Emilio Terranova - bass
at Oeno Vino Wine Shop and Bar in Atwater Village, Los Angeles
Alina Roitstein - voice
Trevor Anderies - drums/compositions
Andrew Conrad - woodwinds
Gregory Uhlmann - guitar
Emilio Terranova - bass
more info here: http://www.bluewhalemusic.com/
Los Angeles Master Chorale
Walt Disney Concert Hall
SAT, OCT 19, 2019 2:00 PM / SUN, OCT 20, 2019 7:00 PM
PROGRAM
BRUCKNER
Mass No. 3 in F Minor
OSVALDO GOLIJOV
Oceana
ALINA ROITSTEIN, SOPRANO
Emerging Artists Series
Mentored & Accompanied by Lisa Sylvester
Soprano Alina Roitstein makes her Boston Court debut as part of our 3rd Annual Emerging Artists Series. This Series pairs talented young musicians with acclaimed mentors who develop a special program showcasing the young artist’s unique skills and musical viewpoint. Be among the first to experience these rising stars in the intimacy of our Branson Performance Space.
LA Master Chorale & LA Philharmonic
Gustavo Dudamel, Conductor
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Thursday, May 30, 8pm
Friday, May 31, 11am
Sunday, June 2, 2pm
Beethoven: Mass in C, Haydn: “Lord Nelson” Mass
LA Master Chorale & LA Philharmonic
Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Saturday, May 25, 8pm
Sunday, May 26, 2pm
Free Concert
Our music ministry department presents Poulenc’s “GLORIA” with
120-voices
pipe organ
full orchestra
Comprised of the Vallejo Drive Church choir, La Sierra University, Loma Linda University Church choirs and orchestras.
LA Master Chorale
Grant Gershon, conductor
Dec. 8 & Dec. 15 at 2pm, Walt Disney Concert Hall
LA Master Chorale & LA Philharmonic
Michael Tilson Thomas, Conductor
LA Master Chorale & LA Philharmonic
Jessica Cottis, conductor
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Friday, Nov. 23, 8pm
Saturday, Nov. 24, 8pm
Sunday, Nov. 25, 2pm
Children's Theatre • West Hollywood Library
625 North San Vicente Boulevard • West Hollywood • 90069
Come immerse yourself in the music of Cuba and celebrate the release of Toomai String Quintet's brand-new album, Cuerdas Cubanas! This show features modern string arrangements of legendary songs by Ernesto Lecuona as well as salsa, bolero, and mambo classics. Joined by special guest vocalist Alina Roitstein, Toomai will have you dancing in your seats to these infectious rhythms and passionate melodies. Vamos a gozar!
Heather Lockie's site-specific new work for 7 vocalists - 'Song to be Performed in a Tunnel in Your Town'.
Mueller Tunnel provides a stark shady contrast to this sunny, quiet mountainous environment. It stands out as an anomalous presence in these mountains, and people walking through the tunnel on their way to the Mt. Lowe trail frequently holler, or hum, or sing. This performance is a distillation of those natural tendencies.
Come early or stay after the performance, to hike this easy/moderate trail up to beautiful Mt. Lowe overlook, from where you can see from San Pedro harbor and the ocean (if the day is clear), to San Bernardino horizon, to the surrounding Angeles Crest Mountains.
This concert is free.
Battery Books and Music
26 S. Los Robles Ave. • Pasadena • 91101
Recital featuring Darrin Thaves, flute, Guk Hui Han, piano, and Alina Roitstein, voice, at Cal State University, Long Beach, in Gerald L. Daniel Recital Hall.
At Boston Court, in Pasadena, CA. Tickets and information here
At Boston Court in Pasadena, CA. Tickets and information here
Roy and Edna Disney CalArts Theater
631 WEST 2ND STREET
LOS ANGELES, CA 90012
As spellbinding as it is poignant, this double bill of multidisciplinary performance features a deeply resonant collaboration between L.A.’s River Song Quintet and Ohio poet David Baker, and a dreamlike multimedia work by artist Miwa Matreyek, who blends fantastical animation with live shadow play. River Song and Baker offers three iterations of music composed by guitarist Gregory Uhlmann in combination with lyric text by the poet: a semi-improvised interplay of guitar and spoken word; a six-movement art song setting of poems by Baker; and a reading of Scavenger Loop—Baker’s eco-poetic Midwestern elegy—with a score performed by the quintet. Matreyek’sThis World Made Itself, a signature solo piece that seamlessly merges projected kaleidoscopic vistas with intricate shadow theater enacted by the artist herself.
We are very excited for the release of Trevor Anderies Quintet's album, Promise of a Tree, on Orenda Records! Join us for the concert and get your copy of the album before it's officially released on June 30!
$10 cover, all ages
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Join us for a FREE night of music in the beautiful MorYork Gallery. If you've never been here, it's a must see land of wonder! Los Angeles bands River Song Quintet and Pocket People will be joined by Jonah Parzen-Johnson, on tour from New York.
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Twelve Performances:
Friday, April 10, 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 11, 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 12, 2:00 p.m.
Friday, April 17, 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 18, 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 19, 2:00 p.m.
Friday, April 24, 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 25, 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 26, 2:00 p.m.
Friday, May 1, 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 2, 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, May 3, 2:00 p.m.
OperaWorks' Arts for Social Awareness Project (ASAP) is a series of productions created to bring awareness to current social issues through live musical-dramatic productions in intimate theater spaces. Our purpose for these productions is not to moralize, but rather to raise awareness on social issues beyond what we get from the media or political sources. "The Discord Altar" is the first installment of this series, and will premier at the Secret Rose Theater in North Hollywood on April 10, 2015.