$50,000 Matching Challenge

from the Colburn Foundation

Musica Angelica has been issued a $50,000 Matching Challenge Grant from the Colburn Foundation. They have generously offered this matching challenge grant to stimulate individual, corporate and foundation giving. We will be conducting the Matching Campaign throughout our 24/25 year.

The funds will be used to support our orchestra, production costs, administration and education and outreach programming and will help establish a stronger foundation of support to build upon to help ensure the future of historic informed period instrument performance. To learn more about our artists please visit our Director and Artists page and to learn more our community programming please visit our Education and Outreach page.

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Community Concert Series

Community Concert Series

April 26, 2025 at 12 PM
Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library
5870 Atlantic Ave
Long Beach, CA 90805

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In the News

LB908 | The shock of the old by Sunny Hubler

Ilia Korol’s musical horizons were limited in the Soviet Union, but a composer from the 1600s changed all that.

The repertoire Ilia Korol studied at the Moscow Conservatory was mostly from the 18th and 19th centuries -- works that you still hear at most symphony concerts today –- but it was hearing something completely different that changed the violinist’s career path.

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The Gruinion | ‘The Garden of the Forking Paths’ to Long Beach this March 8 by Willie Plaschke

What if we could take every path available to us? And what if the things we enjoyed — literature, music, art — also unfolded in multiple directions at once?

Musica Angelica will answer these metaphysical questions, in musical fashion, during its latest concert, “The Garden of Forking Paths,” coming to Long Beach audiences on Saturday, March 8.

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Culture Spot LA Review: Musica Angelica’s Christmas in Vienna by Julie Riggott

For their 32nd season, Musica Angelica performed a Christmas program featuring various composers, excellently directed by Martin Haselböck, on Dec. 15. Even while performing in the huge (yet beautiful) main sanctuary of First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, they kept the venue intimate, recreating how it would have felt in 1700 on a Sunday.

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Musica Angelica is available for Lease Events!

If your choir or organization is performing repertoire from the Renaissance or Baroque and you would like to include historical instruments, please contact info@musicaangelica.org for a quote.

Musica Angelica with the Los Angeles Master Chorale at the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Sponsors

On behalf of all of us at Musica Angelica, we would like to thank the Colburn Foundation, the Long Beach Arts Council, the Port of Long Beach, the Long Beach Community Foundation, the Lutheran Social Services of Southern California, the E. Nakamichi Foundation, the RuMBa Foundation, the Austrian Consulate General, Norman's Nursery, the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, International City Bank, the Bess J. Hodges Foundation, and the Evalyn M. Bauer Foundation for their support.

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